I, the Absurd Patch for a Bizarre Game
我，诡异游戏的荒诞补丁
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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A Bookworm's List After 15 Years of Reading (If You're Out of Books, Come On In; Updated Regularly) (Updated Again)
There's a bit of everything here... I think... These are all books I can keep reading once I get started. I made this list with this account so more people with similar tastes can find them. I haven't written any descriptions. Veteran readers check the genre first, then the title, then the comments, then the chapter titles, and only then start reading, so I figured I'd skip the introductions... Discover them for yourself. I made this list to save you some of the time spent looking for books. 202
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Ugh... Please, everyone! Keep reading!!!
It was quite enjoyable at first, but it got boring later on. It felt like the character had a lot of advantages in the early game, and then forcibly fought a boss that was much stronger than them. It seemed like they were stopping something, but it felt like nothing really happened.
Well, there's a reason why the book isn't popular. The writing is excellent, the premise is great, and the ideas are good, but the author seems to be overly selective in choosing their readers. The first 10 chapters attract a large number of readers with humor, suggestive content, and nonsensical humor. The title is "The Mastermind Behind the Scenes: A Natural Disaster Game Flow".
The author's biography is written in a rather nonsensical way, making me hesitant to read it.
Is this book good or not? The synopsis is utterly unappealing; it's a standard, patchwork worldview with a list of games listed below, making it completely unclear what it's trying to say. A patchwork of worldviews + games?
I feel that game-related stories don't necessarily have to appeal to players. The most interesting game-related story in my opinion is "The Mad Lich's Experimental Log." I even foolishly searched for a game called "ICEY Infernal Chronicles" back then. 😐😐😐😐😐😐
Can you get your post featured with just one monthly pass? We two disagree! 🤔
He could have reached the same level as the Paradise of Reincarnation, but he gave it up. Alas.
I heard they started a new account. Sigh, why did I abandon this really good book?
Adding player-centric elements to a game story turns it into an ensemble piece; a well-written game story with minor plot and character changes could even be adapted into a serious drama.