Nobody Told Me This Wasn't a Game

I suggest that if you want to write about cute characters, there is no need to write about the main character being a tyrant or something like that. If you like reading this, come and read it. Later, you will find that the characters are different. If you don't like it, you will stop reading it after reading it. The author really didn't catch anything😅

First of all, the protagonist's strength is written very rubbish. At the beginning, the protagonist's strength improves very quickly. Later, the protagonist does not want to improve his strength and just hangs around. The main reason is that the author writes the protagonist's talent to be very high and improves his strength quickly in the early stage. But later, in order to suppress the protagonist's combat power, he directly makes the protagonist not improve his strength. The author's talent for the protagonist is too high. According to the talent of the protagonist, the strength can be increased to the current highest combat power in one month. It can only be said that the author's writing is not good. The protagonist's strength is not improved at the same speed in the early stage. The writing is too high and can only suppress the protagonist's combat power Secondly, there are a lot of bugs. City Master Qian wants to use a collar to control the heroine, but this collar is outrageous. Just put it on the neck and it can erase the person's mind without any restrictions. Later, Qian Chengchang held a sacrificial ceremony. This ceremony was also outrageous. In the ceremony, no matter how high the strength was, everyone would die and be directly invincible. This ceremony had no restrictions at all. Every time the person performing the ceremony launched an attack, three people would die in the ceremony, and these three people would die no matter how high the strength was. It was outrageous or not The protagonist is a waste, without any passion. To put it bluntly, he is just a loser. If God hadn't given up on the protagonist, the protagonist would have died long ago. Another unreasonable thing is that a group of people saw that the protagonist looked exactly like General Tianwang. This group of people had a grudge against General Tianwang and wanted General Tianwang to die. However, these people did not want to kill the protagonist and were still looking for evidence whether the protagonist was General Tianwang. I am so convinced. Since when do you need evidence for killing people? You have to give the protagonist time to develop. In the end, the protagonist has reached the limit of his strength before giving away his life. This is true. The protagonist is also wise and does not bother to develop. Just wandering around, knowing that others have no evidence to prove that you are the king of generals, so you are confident, right? It's really outrageous. The protagonist is the King of Heaven, with the same face, and a group of people have to find evidence before they kill him. It's funny Everyone focuses on different things when reading the novel. For example, if you put a collar around your neck, no matter how strong your strength is, your mind will be wiped out. Some people think that this setting in the novel is not outrageous, but I think it is outrageous. If you want to read it, you can read it. If you think it's outrageous, don't read it. The setting of the novel is not rigorous or even illogical, which can sometimes make it uncomfortable to read.

There's some internal flavor, especially the Asasi part of the protagonist's character. There isn't much, but it's particularly appropriate. But now, no matter how many people have been killed, they are just numbers. When a certain incident makes the protagonist really realize that he has killed tens of millions of real lives, and the resulting growth from "Zuo Chang" to "Heavenly King General", I think it should be a climax. Other characters are also well established, but due to the amazing achievements of the protagonist's predecessor, the female characters will inevitably feel a little tsundere and yandere, including the mage and the eldest daughter of the Wu family, two characters who have no intersection with their predecessors. Will this trend lead to too much duplication between characters in the middle and later stages? Is also a problem.

It's hard to live with. The male protagonist's behavior is very strong. I'm the same as me, but when I know it's true, I feel really weird. Although I may be like this too, people have double standards 😏

The writing is good, but every time I see the protagonist being a big boss, having an affair with a minion, I always find it strange, just like a disguised domineering CEO falling in love with a passerby heroine.

I browsed around the book review area and found that the polarization was very serious. Some people said that the first two chapters were very good, but the second chapter was terrible. They said that the protagonist did not hold on to his ambitions and did not improve his strength. She is probably a person with a clear eye. Qiangwei has made it very clear. She has received too much attention and cannot openly assist the protagonist. Then she asked the protagonist to take the adventure certificate test. The protagonist went, got the copy, and the strength was upgraded to the four realms at Chapter 60. Isn't this considered an increase in strength? Why do you want 100 chapters of God War? It is even more brainless to say that the protagonist has left the city lord behind. Does the protagonist have the ability to do what he wants? It has been written very clearly: strength! At the same time, he also took revenge on the city lord's ancient copy. Isn't it enough to relieve his anger? I am too lazy to say anything because the main character is a big boss and a gangster engaging in ambiguous price reductions, so I suggest you go out and turn left. Come up with something like "The Fairy is My Wife After Time Travel", why don't you lower the price? From what I can see so far, the logic is smooth and there are not many poisonous points. It feels like someone is trying to mess with the author, so there are so many bad reviews. This is the first time I have seen this type of book. The writing is quite interesting. I then suggested that the author meet his wife as soon as possible. I loved hearing about Shura Field and wanted to see the protagonist admit his mistake early and accept the harem. I just don't know how the author arranged the twist. Also, I am currently writing a book with my wife's daughter. I am wondering if this is the protagonist's own daughter? I haven't looked at it very carefully. If anyone knows, please help me.

It's well written. It's easy to lose control of this kind of subject matter. It's very good to contain it. But if you can't contain it, it will be cut off before it can be put on the shelves

The rough writing, the chaotic harem, the mother and daughter, and the monsters take one after another. I seem to have returned to the era of dragons 😭 Maybe this is the motivation for me to continue reading.

The reason why I abandoned the book at that time was because the main character's Japanese wife met with her daughter and wanted to see how the blood would flow. The author also said that the blood would flow in the next chapter. As a result, it took more than ten or twenty chapters and before getting to the main topic, I came up with the sentence "My wife put it on hold to see what the general wants to do." The shelving made me feel deceitful. If I were an author and I knew what the readers wanted to see, I would not write anything, but I would not say anything. I would just say that I am looking forward to it. Thinking about people scratching their heads because of me, watching people get angry because of my words, watching them obediently take out their money to subscribe, it is so interesting. I earned ten yuan for one yuan, and they still liked me and thought my writing was really awesome. I know that the nature of writing a book and putting it on the shelves is that the author PUA readers, but the author of this book has played it off, as if the scumbag's Neptune behavior has been exposed, or she took the initiative to expose it, and she pretended that nothing happened and acted like you are good to me, which is disgusting.

Is there any relationship between the title and the content of this novel? Looking at the title synopsis, it means that the protagonist has done many bad things in the game, and then travels back in time to face the chaotic political situation of his disloyal men and the rebellious people struggling to survive. As a result, the protagonist travels back to a time when there was nothing at the beginning. Isn't this just the rebirth of a full-level server master after the game has just been launched, using top-level games to understand the routine of crushing opponents and leveling up?