I Built a City in Another World
我在异世建座城
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 933k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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452Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
8.4kFans
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Why does it blush so easily? Is its butt a sentient being?
Little Princess
The subject matter is great, but the writing is immature, and the protagonist is portrayed as rather naive. Sigh, I want to read this type of book, but it always seems to fall short in both subject matter and writing style. Keep it up, author, and improve your writing!
Will you add soldiers or military elements in the future? Right now, all the characters are my wife; I can't leave everything to her, can I?
Actually, this book is readable and not too bad, but the way it handles the indigenous people is problematic, which can easily make it difficult to continue reading. Author, you need to understand that the protagonist is a savior, not a philanthropist. He saves the indigenous people for labor (and even this labor isn't essential), so don't portray these low-value indigenous people as pampered tyrants.
This book has a very imaginative plot and the writing is decent. I've read up to chapter 50 and haven't found any major flaws yet. I just hope the author won't disappoint in the later settings and storyline; otherwise, this book will definitely be a hit! I'll give 11 votes every day to support the author. Keep it up! 🤝🤝
I quite like this kind of novel; it's about utilizing the indigenous people. Also, this type of novel has a high rate of being abandoned (unfinished). Keep it up!
It's a completely self-indulgent story; it's normal that nobody reads it.
The premise was fine, but the main character seems a bit too docile and lacks the awareness of being a master.
Bro, I feel like you haven't even completely finished writing about fighting zombies yet. Suddenly inserting a bunch of evolved beings like this will make things chaotic, won't it? And with evolved beings, it becomes a technology system versus a cultivation system.