
The Strange Game Simulator
诡异游戏模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 561k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
277Chapters
642Recommendations
9kFans
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Seriously, I've never seen anyone this stupid. What isn't in the game? -_-|| Like that protagonist, he doesn't even believe in ghosts in the game 😅. Seriously, I was dumbfounded when I saw that this was a game. I don't understand why. Since supernatural games are all supernatural, then ghosts and monsters must exist. This is basic common sense for playing games, right? Don't you even know that?
That's how it works. After reading, point out any unreasonable parts so the author can revise it (laughs). Sometimes when I'm writing, I tend to overlook things and forget to write them. It's good when someone points out the problem.
I was dumbfounded. A supernatural and bizarre game player, this is an illusion, that is an illusion, I'm disgusted.
It's a decent horror game novel, but the author's writing style is still quite immature. For example, the protagonist's character isn't well-developed. When you think of the protagonist, you might not be able to picture his personality or what kind of person he is. I suggest you listen to another author on Qidian who also writes something similar, *Absurd Deduction*. Speaking of which, it reminds me of the eccentric Yu Xing. You could check out that book.
The more I watch, the more frustrated I feel; the protagonist is a cripple.
It's well-written, but I have a few minor questions. If points earned from different ratings in a dungeon can be accumulated, then why not just farm the dungeon to the end? Die at key points in the story, then keep farming. You'd easily get thousands of points from the first dungeon. In the second instance, it's obvious the author is suppressing the protagonist's overpowered abilities.
The police seem to have been weakened and are now useless 😅. I hope they can be strengthened so they can at least play a role.
Having read the first twenty chapters, the atmosphere of terror was well-done, sending chills down the spine. However, the protagonist is like an idiot, his analytical skills are terrible, and it's extremely off-putting. The supporting characters are idiotic to highlight the protagonist, but why is the protagonist so stupid?
If you're already in this weird world and still don't believe your illusions, one person is one thing, but several still don't believe it? Just tell them to quit. It's not like you only have one life. If you die, you can just start over. If I were here, I would have gone out to investigate what it was on the first night. What's the point of being cautious when you can keep restarting?
Two chapters are enough to make you want to quit; the game starts with a brainless female captain.