This Is Really Not the Fourth Natural Disaster

This Xia Miaomiao is too poisonous. These players are too arrogant. They complain at every turn. Do they really think it's the game? Their accounts are blocked, who dares to beep beep beep, I'm not begging you to play!

Regarding the reality, there are a lot of loopholes, and the characterization of the players is also monotonous, as if they only have those few characters - jumping off, fussing, neurotic, chaotic and evil. So-so. In short, it's not as good as the comments section said, and it's not too bad either. Just food.

This is the second best-read novel about the fourth day disaster. The first is the World Tree game, but this one is not finished yet. Come on, author.

The dragon slayer eventually becomes a dragon There are spoilers Let's talk about it on the second floor

Comment on Chapter 89 Internal Bidding I think the character Zhang Miao is written very realistically, and it is indeed very annoying to read. I read novels to relax my mood. Who wants to feel sick after reading it? But after getting angry, I felt that this was one of the few characters in the novels I had read that made me reflect. The novel focuses on Zhang Miao's character flaws. It feels like this person is very indecisive and always makes wrong choices. In fact, extending his experience to one year or ten years is a mistake that many ordinary people have made. Who has lived this long without making a few wrong choices that they always regret? If you don't have it, it means you live a clear life and are considered a leader among people. I envy you and admire you. I have been working for ten years, neither too long nor too short, and I have made quite a few mistakes. Many of the mistakes are similar in nature to Zhang Miao. He is indecisive, hesitant to look forward and backward, picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons. After reading this, it is actually a bit sad. It allows me to reflect on myself at this moment. I feel that this character is meaningful. This novel by the author is much more realistic than the fourth-day disaster in which everyone is a shrewd character, everyone is a template for the protagonist, and their methods are too powerful. Anyone who has played online games has never encountered such bullshit people and things? So this part of the plot made me unhappy, but I still support the author in writing something different from other fourth-day disasters.

Love reading this book. Can't stop.

This fourth natural disaster novel is different from several popular books now. The atmosphere in the books I have read includes fairy tales (World Tree), fantasy (dungeons), and the brilliance of humanity that contrasts the wasteland with the players. If those were idealisms, then this one is obviously realism. Every detail is sculpting and emphasizing "reality". The author has a very good deduction ability (at least better than me and is less likely to get into trouble), but the atmosphere in the early stage was dull and I was discouraged from giving up. The protagonist frequently commits war criminal acts (it seems now that this may be the reason why the protagonist has been immersed in the consciousness of Gaia from another world for many years), and one or two supporting characters are either entangled and troubled or filthy and philistine, which is too real and causes discomfort. But after seeing some of the later chapters, I understand why the author wanted to write this. The character arcs are great: behind the player who fights for three melons and two dates, there is a gambling father and a complicated mother, the anchor who usually smiles and talks about earning a yacht beauty has been secretly donating money to the welfare institution that raised him, the mediocre online game power leveling, the boring female graduate student, and the "relevant departments" who really dare to write. It's so real. Especially when I see that the protagonist is also suspected of being counter-infected by the Gaia consciousness of the earth during the process of traveling through the world, and becomes more and more like a normal person, so the main line is actually for the protagonist to find himself? The above is just a guess based on the part I just read. Anyway, I may not guess it right after the book is finished. Just spray it.

The author is now writing books part-time, as long as he can keep doing it, this book should be an extension of the previous Earth

Please update. I have also voted for a lot of monthly votes. Can you please give me an update without consuming the monthly votes? I am only chasing two books now, one of which is I am a god, and one of which is this. I used to pursue this game because it was too real, and I have given up because I won't give you a voice.

This kind of writing must never have anything to do with the real world and allow players to have super powers or something.

Don't use names like Hongmeng, Nuwa, Human Emperor, etc. It's very offensive. It doesn't match the type of magic you write. It's neither Chinese nor Western. It's not about reincarnation. One movie has one plot. You can write "Republic of China" or "Jurassic Park" all at once. Can you want to make such a drama? If you don't write the word "Hongmeng" at all, it will be skipped. Originally, the new update will make you lose. Return Hongmeng.

There are few books that allow me to write so many comments. After reading dozens of chapters, the author's description of the real world is indeed a dimensionality reduction attack, but all problems are solved from the perspective of ordinary people. Regarding the distribution of interests and international entanglements, I only see the reality from tentative to step by step. Come on, the protagonist is a step-by-step practicing master from another world. He is obviously like an ordinary person who suddenly got a cheat. All the rules of conduct are based on the author's knowledge and feelings. Of course, this is indeed very real. The question is, should the protagonist's knowledge of living in another world for many years be the same as that of the author? It seems that the author still doesn't understand that cooperation is based on equality. The real side will never unite without a crisis of destruction. In other words, the relationship between the protagonist and the department in the author's article is completely different from the author's understanding. There is no problem in China as a pilot. As long as a Chinese travels through time, he will do it. But is this the reason for the opponent to keep pressing? Is it true that only China can set up a company? You have handed over the operation rights and public relations rights to the management. Where are the two-legged people? Cooperation is mutually beneficial to both parties. What can the management give you? Publicity? Manpower? What's the use? Many areas will rush to get it. There are many people to cooperate with. It is enough to be able to pilot in China and stand at the forefront of the times. This is just a parallel world. It is already very interesting if you take a step back and list the company in the Academy of Sciences. In the end, besides having a game, what else does the protagonist have? As for making the company a mess?

Looking forward to the follow-up plot, will there be any reality that changes the plot 😁

I'm very curious about whether the author's recent data is really good. There aren't many chapters left. Chun Shui's experience is too tragic. I really don't want to see a plot where an ordinary person who works hard is betrayed by the protagonist's willfulness and loses all his money. The station where he worked hard in the second spiritual home is worthless in the end. What on earth am I looking at? Many people in it were completely fooled by Canaan. As the author, as the creator of this story, what exactly do you want to write about with this arrangement? Is it really necessary? In reality, mental illness also appears, and some even become demons. In the end, the crisis must be solved by so-called immortality. Is this the rhythm of 404? There is almost no highlight in all the characters. Except for Du Shiyu, who is better, everyone else is too loser. Is the author writing documentary literature? Although most games in reality are like this, is this the kind of story readers want to see? None of the fantasy of otherworld games, the infinite possibilities of mankind's second spiritual home, or the cool battles and adventures of super masters. He has been slow to write about bloody battles. Instead, he has been writing about intrigues, real estate bubbles, and economic collapse. It is novel to write about reality in a moderate way, but it is very self-righteous to write about reality in an excessive way. Reality is already very painful, let's watch some exciting plots. When I saw Chunyu, I really broke my guard. I don't want to see how I was killed by games in another life. Author, please let these "lost" players go. They are there to play games, not to be played by them.

I recently finished reading it in one go. The first half was very satisfying. Later on, the content of the game became less and less, and the reality became more and more painful. It was inexplicable. What did you write in these dozens of chapters recently? It's all the author's own pleasure, and I can't get the author's pleasure at all. I would rather play more online games to fight monsters and blast equipment better than what I have now. I really can't stand it anymore. I might as well finish it and start a new book.

Others' writings about the Fourth Natural Disaster are either passionate or funny. . . . After reading this book, I was immediately filled with negative emotions. It's awesome.

This book was really good in the early stages, but I started skipping through it in the middle, and then I didn't want to read it anymore. There are too many perspectives to describe the life of the lower class, and there is not even a powerful high-level player in the co-author? Later, the protagonist's subordinates and the real world began to lose control, so what was the point of creating all this? Anyway, I just saw that the real world was out of control and didn't want to watch it anymore. Goldfinger can't control it, and neither can the real world. I feel like I'm creating everything to serve as a wedding dress for others. Forget it, let's stop here.

The whole book has a very heavy atmosphere, because many of the strokes describe the evil side of human nature in reality and games. It is very interesting in the early stage, but becomes more and more negative in the middle stage. This book is well written, but for people who like it, it becomes more and more uncomfortable for me.

I don't understand why it describes so much reality? It's not enough for the game developer to write the game. Also, the player's perspective is all crooked and crooked. Can't there be some charismatic characters with unique characteristics? It has become easier to control players. Those who do not respect the gamers will be banned. After a few years of advanced black rooms, sovereignty is in their own hands. The population of 7 billion has only entered less than 10,000. I'm afraid there will be no one around. How much does a helmet cost? Since ancient times, people have feared power but not virtue.

Embarrassing. In reality, there are various problems like this and that. The game is messed up and changed. There is no progress in the main story... It is not as exciting as the fourth natural disaster. The most important thing is that the update is too slow.

The first and middle stages were okay, but the more I wrote later, the more reality seemed to add to the story. The Fourth Natural Disaster story shouldn't be about games, with reality as a foil. Seeing that reality kept adding to the story later on, I couldn't even make up my mind to look at the game world.

I have read a lot of novels about natural disasters, and I would like to say one more thing. The author, this one is really a shock to you. Realistic ones are also included. I was looking for this before. After all, when a fully realistic game appears, it is strange that there is no reaction from reality.

Write down your thoughts, it's a bit broken, but the beginning is broken! Maybe it's for the political correctness of the book! Let me tell you where are the points of collapse! 1. As the Seven Ring Archmage, he is humble, cooperates with people in the parallel world, and is controlled by others in every way. Still limited by realistic thinking. He forgot that the protagonist he created was the mortal Master of the Seven Rings. To put it more bluntly, personal power is completely ignored. The protagonist can directly replace the entire country at will, and the ruling class of the entire world supports puppets without any resistance. It is no exaggeration to say that there is no resistance. Many people think that thermal weapons, guns, missiles and nuclear bombs are very powerful? The premise of their strength is that they are powerful only when they are used and hit, but they have forgotten one thing, the person who uses them is very fragile! The protagonist can teleport through space. To put it more bluntly, you turn off the insurance. After all the layers of approvals, everything from debugging to launch, it was already wasted! Because we have forgotten the weakness of people themselves. The protagonist, the Seven Ring Archmage, can teleport. Smooth hair skills. Even if you casually decapitate the middle level, the whole system will go into chaos. Why is it the middle level? Because the top level can be replaced. To put it bluntly, the top level is no different from consumables. It doesn't matter if there are a few missing. They can be replaced at any time. Individuals can give orders, but the middle level officers and the technicians who actually control the weapon system in the middle level will be disconnected. The whole system collapsed directly. Do you think that is an exaggeration? The United States' previous two spacecraft, Columbia, were merely gaskets, eventually heat insulation tiles, and finally disintegrated. Just one thing that is not even a screw in this huge system caused the entire spacecraft to disintegrate!

In the later stages of writing, I felt that the author had strayed from the topic. The more he wrote online, the less and less he wrote. He kept describing reality, regardless of priority. Aren't everyone reading this book reading it for the fourth natural disaster?

I have read all the books by this author. Every one of them was amazing in the early stage, collapsed in the middle stage, and pulled my hips in the later stage. But what I didn't expect was that this piece of garbage became so toxic after the first two books that I couldn't stand it. Damn, each one is better than the other. How come you, each one is more rubbish than the other, and each one is better than the other? What a genius!

After reading more than 40 chapters, there is a problem. I feel that the author is contradicting himself. I wonder what the real-world plot is for? To rationalize recruiting players? But why does the protagonist emphasize that everyone must believe that this is a game? Emphasize over and over again. The country discovered the protagonist's anomaly, tried it many times, and determined the difference in the game. So how can the protagonist ensure that everyone believes in him? Have you kept it secret from the higher-ups? I was a little confused at this point and it was awkward to read. Also, in the world where the protagonist travels, is magic very rudimentary? Of course I also know that the world written by the author has different settings, but my inertial thinking feels that in the magical world where the protagonist lives, the application of magic is very low-level, and many things have to be completed in reality. But the paradox is that the protagonist can also develop various applied magic based on the knowledge before traveling. For example, energy is an indispensable component of the world, and the protagonist actually has to consider energy issues when purchasing in real life, instead of using solutions from the magical world, and so on. It always feels like the author is forcing the writing to connect with the real world. I don't know how other readers feel, but that's how I feel. All the people described by the author like to babble, and their mentality is like that of a junior high school student, and their dialogue is younger.

Habitually bad ending. Habitually the early and middle stages are just okay, but the later stage looks like shit 😃

I have been saving this book for a long time and just finished it today. Let me share my thoughts Because I have read the author's previous books, I can roughly predict what the plot of this book will be. It's pretty much the same. As always, the author arranged for the protagonist to be hidden and the supporting characters to be stabbed in the back. The same is true for the protagonists of the previous books. It is roughly the same process, compromise-reflection-resistance-regret-reflection-compromise. I actually like the author's combination of otherworldly reality, otherwise I would not subscribe. If the protagonist's personality template adopts the protagonist template written by Jing Keshou, it will definitely be regarded as a masterpiece in my heart. At present, this book can only be regarded as hay and can be read.

Oh my god, 80 people. . . . . I'm so worried that the author will stop writing if he can't make money. He wrote such a good book, especially with such an online IQ. It's obvious that a lot of brainpower was used. The effort and reward are not equal, which is very shocking.

I think your book is the highest standard among all your books, although the ending is a bit sloppy. I look forward to your next step.