I Can See Hidden Information in the Strange World
我在诡异世界能看到隐藏信息
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The pretentious parts were so awkward; every supporting character seemed to have a grudge against the protagonist and was constantly mocking and looking down on him. The dungeon writing was alright, but the realistic plot was just ridiculous. The boss actually forced the protagonist to pay compensation and didn't even pay his salary, and the team leader actually went after the protagonist.
Well, the first chapter was pretty good, but then the urban setting was a letdown and made me want to quit. One episode of the Extraordinary Center, one episode of resignation—two fatal blows. I don't know if the author was just padding the story or what. I didn't really have much of a connection with this book anyway, and I was just looking for something to read, but then the author kept pushing me away. So goodbye.
That's all I can say. Author, I look forward to your next book. Because it might be even better.
This is a cobbled-together, monstrous class. I don't understand why it's considered a powerful class, especially suitable for the male protagonist. Is it because the protagonist himself is a Frankenstein's monster? The four class skills are independent, meaning they have neither complementarity nor synergy. This would make this the weakest hero in any game.
The real world is incredibly idiotic, and the author is still a student and hasn't entered the workforce?
You've hit every possible toxic point; the more you watch, the more disgusting it becomes, and you can't keep going.
I've read 35 chapters. I have to say, the story within the dungeon, or rather the game world, is quite well-written. The original script is also commendable. However, the later parts are a bit off-putting. It falls into clichéd and ridiculous plot points again. Including resignation, parents' medical treatment, overlapping worlds, and the fifth-tier captain's (difficulties/challenges), etc.
This is so idiotic! It's just more pointless mockery and targeting of the protagonist. We're all adults; who would mock or target someone for no reason?
It started strong but ended weak; the plot was so bad it killed me.
The difficulty level depends on the cheating software. If you want to suppress the protagonist's rapid growth, why not just not use cheat codes? If you use cheat codes and always escape death, how can you survive without them?