When the Fourth Calamity Descends on a Horror World

My assessment is that if you can't come up with an excuse, don't bother. Your excuse is worse than just saying you're afraid of getting a 404 error (referring to a website that malfunctions in China). 😰

Author, please, if you can't write about reality, stop writing. Seriously, the logic is too flawed. What do you mean by "a bunch of troubles, but I won't say anything"? People are dying, and you're afraid of trouble? What does "the police have been notified and after investigation, preparations cannot be made" mean? ... So what else can the protagonist prepare besides chatting with friends in the group? To handcraft a nuclear bomb?

It was quite difficult to read. Few novels of this type feature the protagonist charging ahead, since the main focus is on the player and the story naturally revolves around the player's characteristics.

I've seen the latest chapter. I guess they were planning to abandon the previous one. Since it's about creating a horror atmosphere, especially since this one actually involves real deaths, could they please avoid romance? It's really uncomfortable to read. Like the last one, most readers enjoy the horror atmosphere and plot, and the players being tortured.

Brewing tea - First

This book is truly a pity. It has good writing and ideas, but when it comes to real-world issues, it suddenly loses its appeal.

Before I read Chapter 16, I thought this book was very good. However, in Chapter 16, the communication with players and the consideration of the official team were very poorly thought out. In this regard, you can refer to Air Conditioner's "Healing Game" and Chenxing LL's "This Game is Too Realistic". Although the actual scenarios are different, they are still very valuable for reference.

Does the author have any stories without female leads? Is the author even here? This little reader is begging for your answer.