I Was Forced to Become an NPC in a Survival Game

... I just watched the first unit. The heroine is an NPC, but the description is no different from the players or even worse than ordinary players. I just can't understand this character.

It's good-looking, the heroine's design doesn't have many quirks, the NPC setting is also interesting, and the storyline doesn't overlap with other novels (personal novel experience), but it's just not fat enough right now... I plan to raise a child.

The source of danger for NPCs should be players. Why do NPCs bring danger to NPCs? I think it should be that as long as the danger is not OOC, all dangers come from players, or the female protagonist will be in danger only if there are camp differences between NPCs. One provides The NPCs for clues should be of the type that can be revealed and hidden. It would be more interesting to provide some clues at critical moments and let the players get to know the evil and crazy people who are causing trouble. The heroine is too frustrated. The heroine who has been trembling in the first dungeon is too frustrated.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I thought I could read it for a while, but I found out why it is only one chapter per thousand words 😅😅😅

The story is interesting, the temporary NPC setting is particularly interesting, and the heroine is real and strong. Author, please keep updating, because it's completely unreadable and makes me feel itchy!

Some of the complaints are too outrageous. I'll tell you this first if I've read more than 300 chapters (minor spoilers) This article is generally very good, with online logic, online IQ, and online plot. Of course, there will be some minor flaws. For example, some setting explanations are not specific enough? But so far, the flaws are outweighed. Because she is a growth-oriented heroine, the first two copies will be a little weaker, but she will be much better after she gains abilities. Then there is the male protagonist. The male protagonist has more scenes than the background. The two of them have bound props. Most of the time they play the dungeon together (the key point), but they will be separated in the dungeon. Because the location of entering the dungeon is random, there will be a situation where you only meet the other person at the end of the dungeon. If you insist on the appearance time, the proportion of male protagonists is about 3-4? In the early stage, the men are stronger than the women, but in the later stage, the strong forces join forces. The heroine is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded, and the character is quite good. I feel like the overall setting is somewhat based on "Being a Koi in a Survival Game", which also features various natural disasters and special dungeons with ghosts and monsters, but the emotional scenes are handled better, and the plot has a tight rhythm and doesn't have too many bugs. If you like this kind of game, it's still worth watching.

In fact, I don't quite understand why these players risk their lives to play this survival game? In a game where death is so easy, the heroine entered accidentally. Where are the others? Why do you have to play?

Damn it, it tied instantly 😭😭

I originally wanted to read it, but when I saw it had a female protagonist and could write 700 chapters in 790,000 words, I wasn't in the mood to read it.

Don't always be in the same dungeon with the male protagonist. It's embarrassing to always write about the ambiguity between the two of you when you're obviously trying to survive. It's better to write about the ambiguity in reality.