Bringing Text-Based Games to Life, Starting at the Mountain God Temple

Come, author, read after me, I solemnly swear: From this day forward... Beginning, never stopping. I will no longer watch dramas, travel, or have children. Illness. I will no longer play games or post fluff. I will practice strict self-discipline and cherish my time. Like gold, indomitable, striving, pursuing excellence, and forging ahead.

This book has finally been signed, which was no easy feat. Now, I urge everyone to keep reading! If you really like this book, please take a moment to scroll to the end of the latest chapter and find the page showing your reading ranking. That will count as following the book.

Chapter 25 could easily be extracted through torture. I don't believe this player wouldn't hand over all information and everything under torture. Disposing of a corpse using player methods is like navigating a dark jungle; consuming all the resources of a level 6 player would allow for faster development.

Due to a large amount of feedback received, the author plans to revise the current slice-of-life scenes in the book over the next few days, without affecting the subsequent plot or game storyline, to make them more logical and avoid any negative content. Thank you again to all readers for your corrections and support! 😁

I just started reading it, and it's pretty good. Keep it up!

Modern novels are quite interesting. Online game novels all feature characters who can't resurrect or have restrictions on resurrection, while fantasy novels take the resurrection function, create a simulator, and write a complete guide to ways to die. This so-called simulator is just the resurrection mechanic from online games and the old "rollback" novels.

It's pretty good. It's similar to that adventure game I watched before, definitely addictive. It's similar but with a more eerie feel. Great job, author, keep it up!

Does it have a cover? If not, give it a try! 😁😁😁

This writing defies logic; does it mean the strong let the weak live? If you ask me, Peng Zu was more like a monster who could eat a city and then rule it; otherwise, how could he have lived for eight hundred years?

It seems to be a book, also a word game type. On the first day, you get a Night's Watchman's relic. I haven't read the rest yet, but the beginning says it's based on a template (I've only seen five pages).