The Players All Want to Save Me
玩家都想拯救我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 474k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Boring, I want to see the protagonist get captured by goblins.
The subject matter is good, but the author's writing is too rough. What is the core of regret? It was something I could have done. The female protagonist's death must be caused by players for them to feel remorse. The official team must release the list of players responsible for the female protagonist's death.
The premise is interesting, but the protagonist's behavior in the first few chapters left me somewhat confused. She acted completely unlike a princess, yet her closest maids and guards didn't suspect a thing. I can understand the protagonist's behavior, but the other characters' observational skills are worrying.
This story... Is it about changing into a lesbian/married woman or a single woman? If it's about changing into a single woman, kick me twice; otherwise, never mind.
The novel devotes a large portion to Count Walter's affairs, including his imagined allegiance and diligent service, only to have him killed off in a single chapter after the assassination attempt is discovered and the protagonist is enraged. What's the point of all that plot about Walter? Is it just padding for word count? And writing it this way makes the protagonist seem incredibly stupid.
Oops, I missed this chapter. I just subscribed to all chapters today and then disappeared. Goodbye!
I watched the beginning, and it was a bit strange. Was the protagonist the one who suffered before the reboot? Shouldn't the original body have been the one who suffered? Shouldn't the princess from before have received compensation? Skipping over the suffering of the first three reboots and then directly enjoying success gave me a NTR (Netorare) feeling; it seemed really weird.
I saw this in the daily newsletter. The topic was interesting, but the synopsis didn't clearly explain the "hundred marriages" section, so I just turned around and left. Everyone's time is limited; no one has time to waste on this.
Is your protagonist's brain too big? It seems like their intelligence has a lot of room for improvement.
Isn't this a female-oriented novel? Why is it in a male-oriented one?