I Play Games in Another World as a Nightmare

There are people who actually like unruly and willful maids? Completely incomprehensible

It's better to write less about internal fighting. How dare a witch with such a great reputation have the courage of her maids to despise her son? The author advises you to write less such things.

I really don't understand why so many people criticize the book review. Putting aside my imagination, this book could barely be called novel even ten years ago.

Let's complain: It's been six years since the second generation of Good-for-nothing and Demons, and some people are still talking about the protagonist treating the protagonist as a cherished animal. He really has enough free time, and the scandals of celebrities are not timely for such a long time.

Good guy, at the beginning of the chapter, you fell asleep in class, and even called the teacher a nickname after being called on by the teacher, which was a blatant provocation. Doesn't anyone really think this is cool, right?

Personal opinion: 1. Core question: The author has such a title. I clicked in because I wanted to see another world and play games, not to watch the protagonist of the nightmare practice training in a world with neither east nor west, play the old-fashioned show-off, slap in the face, or some academy battle. In the early days, the protagonist also mentioned the experience of ordinary people, but later he became a warrior and served the warriors first. As he wrote, he strayed into the intrigues of some aristocratic family and sect. If I want to read this, why don't I look for a popular fantasy novel and read it? Why should I read this entry-level description here? That's not to say that these can't be included, but these things are not serving the main line and have almost become the main line. They occupy a lot of space. They are putting the cart before the horse and the title is deceptive. 2. A worldview that is neither east nor west, sometimes cultivation, sometimes nightmares, sometimes sect gyms, sometimes empire kingdoms. Chaos is the first feeling, the writing is not enough to pave the way, and the world view is adjusted to want everything. The final result is a mess with no sense of substitution. 3. Protagonist character, I spent a long time thinking about how to fix the character of the kind-hearted protagonist who couldn't overcome the hurdles of the three views of the past life, and then I found that the plot couldn't be rounded out, and there was no transformation process. This hurdle suddenly passed, and the black light was really smooth. Hey, there is no hurdle again at this time. 4. Some minor logical problems and plot contradictions, such as how to make money selling newspapers in a feudal society with unknown literacy rates. This is still a problem caused by a messy worldview. If you don't explain the details clearly, don't go into too much detail. It's easy to get into trouble if you go too far. Summary: At first glance, it's barely okay, but if you look at it with your brain, you may easily have a cerebral hemorrhage. Let's see if the author can do better later.

A good subject matter cannot be tolerated. With such an old routine and placed in the position of Jin San at the beginning, the effect is first-rate.

It was too toxic, he broke off the engagement, flirted with the teacher, his classmates secretly ridiculed him, he repeated the grade, but the five of them understood him, he acted inexplicably, and he was there at the beginning, a girl who was completely devoted to him, a loser. 😁I really can't stand it anymore

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. He refuses to be a master at the beginning, marries Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue's mother and daughter, makes Xiao Wu a licking dog, joins the Wuhun Palace, supports the Wuhun Palace to unify the two empires, and angers his father Tang Hao to death. A different protagonist Tang San, who does not join Shrek, captures Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue, and brutally tortures Yu Xiaogang and Dai Mubai. Come and take a look, just click in to watch.

The introduction looks quite creative, so I clicked in to take a look, and it turns out that Chapter 1 is really stacked with buffs. I thought the protagonist was a nightmare, and thought it was similar to a Western fantasy world. It turned out that there is also foundation building, which is like a spiritual cultivation, and there is also Gungnir from Nordic mythology, who has been transformed into a suture monster. There is no need to write some routines about breaking off the engagement and making others look down upon. It feels like it is not written seriously and just wants to fool you.