The Corrupted Kingdom
腐蚀国度
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- State of DecayEnglish name
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Do you know how many of us brothers have been waiting for Shrimp to stop writing urban novels and start writing about online games? I came here after the group exploded with excitement. 14 Recommendations and full subscriptions daily are the bare minimum, and donations are a must. I hope Shrimp won't let us down and will create even greater success!
Fan art - Lin Wu
I fantasized about what a skilled assassin like Mist would look like later on!
Shadow Family Portrait
For unknown reasons, the previous family photo post is now only visible to me (the main post), and I can't see the pictures... So I've deleted it and am reposting it. Due to space limitations (only ten pictures are allowed), there is a family photo and an introduction to the eight main characters. The introductions to Cuiyu and Huasheng will be posted in a separate thread.
The part where the protagonist kills the female NPC really got to me. Honestly, killing in a post-apocalyptic setting is understandable, and killing an NPC in a game is even more understandable, but has the author forgotten the background setting? This game is essentially a test, determining your status after returning to Earth.
The first three chapters were so off-putting! What was with that woman who stopped the car? The dialogue was weird too. The protagonist didn't react at all to someone like that? What the heck?
Sigh, I'm still not satisfied. I've reread this book several times, and this was the third time it ended. But Shana and Lin Meng's relationship collapsed, which was a bit upsetting. The ending was, to put it mildly, very much in the style of Shrimp (a famous Taiwanese writer known for his dramatic and sometimes unconventional writing style). It wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't satisfying. I don't think I'll reread it a fourth time... Because I was so disappointed with the ending.
Fan art - Little Knife
Let's do some rehabilitation!
Why do post-apocalyptic novels always feature such a simply male protagonist?
For those new readers who don't know this, here are 16 more books by Xia: 1. Online games The story background of "Twin Swords" is somewhat similar to this one. The protagonist is Dongfang Qiezi, and he has a group of friends/family members? Or maybe a group of mischievous friends?
Dear fellow book lovers, is there a game where I don't do dungeons or grind monsters, but just complete story quests, such as running errands, delivering items, mediating NPC disputes, solving riddles, or composing poems? Are there any casual games you'd recommend? I really want to play games, but I also need to set a good example as a parent. I think I saw something similar a long time ago.