I Play Games in Another World as a Nightmare

Someone actually likes a spoiled and willful maid? I just can't understand it.

Please reduce the amount of internal strife... A renowned witch, even her maid's maid dares to disdain her son—how dare she? Author, I advise you to write less of this kind of thing.

I really don't understand why so many people are criticizing this book. Putting aside any critical thinking, this book would have been considered somewhat novel even ten years ago.

Just a quick rant: It's been six years since the second-generation protagonist of the "trash-to-hero" series, and people are still talking about him like he's a rare animal. They're really bored. Even celebrity scandals don't have this long shelf life.

Good grief, the opening scene shows him sleeping in class and even calling the teacher by his nickname when he gets called on. Does anyone really think that's cool?

Personal opinion: 1. Core Issue: With a title like that, I clicked in expecting a fantasy world and game-making, not a nightmare protagonist tinkering with cultivation in some neither-here-nor-there world, indulging in clichéd displays of power and face-slapping, and endless academy battles.

Even a good subject matter can't withstand such an old formula, especially when placed at the beginning of Kim Jong-un's story. The effect is superb.

This is too much! The engagement is called off, he flirts with the teacher, classmates secretly mock him, he repeats a grade, five people understand him, he inexplicably acts arrogant, it's all there from the start, and he's a girl who's completely devoted to a good-for-nothing like him. 😁 I really can't hold back anymore.

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. He refuses to become a disciple of Grandmaster at the beginning, marries Bibi Dong and her daughter Qian Renxue, makes Xiao Wu his devoted follower, joins the Spirit Hall, supports the Spirit Hall in unifying the two empires, and drives his father Tang Hao to his death.

The synopsis seemed quite creative, so I clicked in to take a look. But the first chapter was just a complete mess of buffs. I thought it was a Western fantasy world because the protagonist was a nightmare, but then there was Foundation Establishment, making it feel like a cultivation world. There was also Gungnir from Norse mythology, which made it feel like a Frankenstein's monster.