When Humanity Became a Natural Disaster

It's a bit like "This Game Is Too Real," except it's set in a post-apocalyptic world. Did the author consider things like cooldown times and penalties after death? Personally, I wouldn't want them, but without them, it feels like a mindless, wish-fulfillment story; with them, it just doesn't feel as satisfying. Finally, I hope the author doesn't cut any more scenes.

Disappointment stems from the author's lack of confidence. Your loyal readers are fighting to the death; why should the author surrender first?

It is my honor to die for humanity!

I hope this book can be completed normally.

We were ready to fight to the death, why did Your Majesty surrender first?

In space-themed games, some settings are just more awkward the more you try to explain them. For example, the player summoning at the beginning, with such a stable parallel universe technology, why would aliens attack humans, and why would humans flee? They are all resurrected by synthesizing bodies.

Damn it, hurry up and update! I can't get enough! This is one of only two player-centric novels that can move me to some extent. Write faster, write faster o(^▽^)o, update more if you're not exhausted (>^ω^<)

Is it possible that I'll have to take a break from updating for a few days? 😃💧

The players are all from the 21st century. In that era of moral decay, I feel the biggest highlight is the reshaping of the dawn of civilization. Letting players feel like they are part of the dawn of the times, rather than simply playing a game, fostering high development, and allowing them to feel their responsibility and find faith, should be incredibly inspiring.

It was clearly very well written... But then it was cut...