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It was pretty good at the beginning, but the game just didn't appeal to me. The moment it came out, I lost all desire to watch it.

At first, I thought it was a plot point I had created myself, but it seems the author is obsessed with King of Glory? The latter half is full of King of Glory characters. With your setup, there was no need to force a King of Glory character into the story. Writing about King of Glory feels a bit strange. How should I put it? Your setting doesn't quite fit with King of Glory.

I really can't get into King of Glory, I'm outta here.

Why write about King of Glory? There's no better topic than this...

How many people has the game "King of Glory" discouraged? 😅

Ugh, watching King of Glory as the main storyline is really unbearable.

The writing was alright, but I was a bit embarrassed when the King of Glory characters came out, but I gradually got used to it afterward. I initially thought the protagonist was single and had no relatives, but then he suddenly had adoptive parents and a girlfriend. Although it was to develop the plot, it was still pushing the boundaries of what I expected, and it was a bit too much to handle. As expected, I still prefer game novels with orphan protagonists and no female lead.

Cola is corrosive water, so how can it be a life-saving potion?

In the storyline of "Long Live the Emperor". If the villain is evil enough, then his death must be tragic enough. If a character dies too lightly, it leaves the reader's emotions unfulfilled, which is a major flaw. Adding a line like "He was subjected to slow slicing, cut into a thousand pieces, and died in endless pain and regret" would be much better.

This author is a long-time slacker; none of his books have exceeded 300 pages. Don't bother following him.