Wow! The Drop Rate Really Is High

Why is there so much negativity in the book club? The latest comments are all criticisms. I'm currently following the latest chapter and I feel the main and supporting characters are well-developed, the writing is good, and the atmosphere is fantastic. I think this is currently a good read. The author writes very well, keep up the good work! ^0^~ Here's my monthly ticket record, please help me highlight this!

Author, read after me: From today onward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will write like crazy, even at the cost of my life. I am the keyboard in the darkness, the guardian of the Great Wall of online literature; enduring the cold and heat, until the light of dawn, I dedicate my life and glory to writing, today and every day.

It was okay at the beginning, but it became very discouraging towards the end. It was originally a game world with data panels and players participating, but after encountering an evil god, they were completely mentally controlled, and the data panels became unresponsive. In the end, they could only rely on mental victory tactics to fight the evil god's apostles.

I've always supported the author, but aren't these new chapters a bit over the top? The protagonist isn't just an ordinary person who accidentally entered the game world; instead, his true identity is some self-imposed isolation—the first human emperor who created the world? Are you kidding me? What the hell was the point of all that hard work and struggle before? Tell me, what's wrong with this?!

It's poisonous. Use love to redeem someone who has betrayed you once, twice, three times. The Holy Man is here; please, Shennong, taste it.

The beginning described a game the protagonist pre-registered, but as soon as the protagonist transmigrated, players immediately followed! What's the point of pre-registering if you can play immediately afterward? Why not just launch a public beta? Then the rest of the chapters are all about players, with the protagonist barely mentioned!

The protagonist is written so righteously, so grandly, so gloriously, without a single negative impression. It's like trying to create a perfect character for the reader, an artificial human, written like a saint, like a god. But that's what I hate the most, because gods are the furthest away and the most unrealistic. The more saintly you write, the more disgusting it becomes.

The boss rewards are meager, the players act irrationally like natives, the story serves only the author's desired plot, the protagonist's choices are inexplicable, there's endless padding with strange stats, the cheat codes are never used, the plot drags, and the face-slapping moments are clichéd. All these issues are tolerable… but! The "feel-good" story isn't satisfying, and leveling up is so slow! What's the point?!

Here's a really scary joke: It's almost chapter 100, but the game timeline is only 4-5 days long, less than a week, and fewer than ten players have already appeared. Isn't that terrifying? Everyone, don't waste your money.

I'll always despise the protagonist's stupid and wicked teammates, the ever-negligent and arrogant superiors, and the ever-present protagonist's miraculous feats of turning the tide. Things started going wrong from the moment they rescued the refugees from the cave.