Earth Online: I Lead NPCs in a War Against Players

Do you think online game players are better or single-player players are better? 😂😂😂 It's just a group of online gamers who want to try out the world of single-player players. No matter who wins, it's the player's victory 😂😂😂

I've finished reading it, but I still don't understand it. What exactly is the protagonist's plug-in? Start with Star Wars and God of Creation. Is the starting point a bit high? Does the author plan to finish it within a hundred chapters? (Just asking without any malice)

Single-player players said let's see who can cheat. You guys are so annoying with NPCs, and I'm still giving you a guide 😷No, let's just have fun!

This author is amazing. The content of the first few dozen chapters of the novel can be regarded as the finale of other novels.

In my opinion, the conflict between the protagonist and the player civilization in this book is just a matter of different ideas. In my opinion, the protagonist and the Supreme Council are the same type of people. The only difference is that the protagonist believes that free will is inviolable, so he believes that player civilization that infringes on free will is a heinous crime. Later, he has to seek revenge because of sunk costs. In contrast, for those in the Supreme Council, there is nothing that cannot be given up as long as they can make progress. Although they are all equally ruthless, in terms of ideology, the protagonist is still inferior to the Council. If the protagonist succeeds in revenge in the end, it may not be because of other reasons, but that the protagonist may come from a higher dimension and be more open-minded.

The protagonist is a time traveler like the player, so that means the protagonist is also a player. So what's the difference between it and Tathagata? They are all collected from the world. What's the point of this war? Just to prevent players from coming?

What is this book about? The book is fine, it has a multi-system, but is there any explanation of how the protagonist's plug-in came about later? There is still the same problem. There is a problem with the consciousness of the protagonist. He is a time traveler and should be a person who transcends dimensions, not a person who can turn the tide for the ruled universe. As mentioned before, the existence of the protagonist is actually meaningless to foreign objects. It is better to just play ( ￢㉨￢), but as far as the protagonist is concerned, it still feels a little bit like "a bug imprisoned in amber". There is no transcendent person. It's crazy. Maybe it's not long enough. Hehe, the ruthless one is the main theme in the end, just like the endless void of the universe, darkness is the main theme.

The idea is still very good, but there are too few, and the starting point is quite big. I will see what I can write later. In short, don't be a eunuch.

Not bad, not bad. It feels quite novel. The main chapter has only started at chapter 50. It's really a good thing.

When I looked at the first 30 pictures, I looked at the next 20 pictures with the mentality that I was going to quit because I was so addicted. One thing to say and the next part is really good, the setting is very novel and the logic is stronger. It's just that a lot of content was not explained clearly in the early stage, and it seemed a bit baffling that the protagonist did things without logic. Although it was explained later, if you were persuaded to quit due to certain factors in the early stage, you would not be able to see the later content. Also, the first 30 pictures really showed me that I was very confused. The scattered settings and the uneven strengths and weaknesses discouraged me. Although in the later period, I could feel that these holes were being filled. But I think it's best to complete the early settings, otherwise it will be easy to dissuade some people. The last sentence, update quickly!