
Transmigrating into a Crazy Game
穿越疯狂游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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210Chapters
303Recommendations
4.2kFans
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To be objective, could you please be a little more friendly to new books and new authors? This isn't just about the fact that most authors of this book are new; could you please give them a chance and refrain from commenting with biased opinions and emotions? Seeing the author comments on the last chapter of several new books I'm following is really making me anxious.
Look closely, this is a scoundrel author who doesn't do his job properly. (The author's drawing skills are even worse than his writing skills, so please refrain from criticism if you don't like it.) Since this book currently has no characters, I can only submit a share.
The protagonist seems to be a saint with noble character.
Keep it up! A great book that's getting better and better. The beginning was a bit of a riddle, but it gets better and better as it goes on. I really like it.
After the beginning, a group of women started licking him.
Tell me what you're writing after chapter 20?
It started by writing about patricide and matricide, which made me want to vomit.
It's hard to understand; the plot just feels awkward.
I've only read six chapters, and the author seems to have a very wild imagination. I'm wondering if the protagonist has any cognitive issues. It reminds me of when I was chasing after the strange immortals. So, is the protagonist just imagining an apocalypse, or is there something wrong with the original protagonist?
It wasn't scary, it was more like insanity, madness, gore, and grotesque horror. I felt nauseous halfway through. 🤢