
The Unconventional Game-World Male God
不一样的游戏系男神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 677k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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246Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
8.9kFans
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To be honest, my daughter clearly wants to be a ghost, but it's really hard to believe that someone so young could have such thoughts. I have a wild idea: what if the daughter was a reincarnated person? That would be hilarious! An adult's mind, a little girl's body. Taking advantage of her current childhood, she'd take advantage of Yi Yin without him even knowing. It would be best if the story focused more on the daughter's thought processes; that would be really interesting. 😃
This writing... I really can't hold back anymore. The "career" part is like a joke. If you can't write games, I suggest changing the title and going into another industry 😅. The more I read, the more I feel the author is venting their personal frustrations. Some parts could be better written, but at least make the logic coherent! What do you mean by "otherwise, the time travel was pointless"?
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This book is the key to becoming a god. 😈
Here are some personal opinions. I subscribed to the entire previous book, *Japanese War*, and read it from the latest chapters without skipping a single chapter. Personally, I feel this new book is far inferior to the previous one in every aspect.
It's pretty good, but please don't include every woman in it. The last part made my head spin towards the end; I just really like Oda. You could focus on a few key characters, but don't overemphasize the supporting roles.
Honestly, the Japanese Sengoku period is still the best.
The author is incredibly audacious. Luckily, not many people read this, otherwise it would be banned in no time.
To be honest, I'm still really looking forward to the Type-Moon story.
It's really great! I'll update slowly, no rush, persistence is the most important thing! *^O^*
I didn't like Yi Yin's self-description in Chapter 105. If the author hadn't written it, I would have enjoyed the story quite a bit; now that it's written, it makes me feel nauseous.