The Super Dangerous Game

There are many points I don't quite understand. 1. There are many crises in reality and the other world, but only in the other world can one improve one's strength. The article also mentioned that the protagonist prefers the other world and has no sense of belonging to reality. Why should he keep returning to reality? 2. The protagonist has a kind heart. He obviously only has an F-level passive. When he encounters a stranger who is about to be blown up by a D-level criminal at least, he immediately saves himself. As a result, he is beaten half to death and the passers-by who are rescued are still laughing and watching and taking pictures. , He won't be kind enough to sacrifice himself to save strangers when encountering such a situation in the future, right? 3. He obviously saved people, but he still had to be handcuffed and interrogated in the bureau. If it weren't for the fact that there were too many awakened people, he would have to be detained for a while. I know it is a normal process, but I feel very frustrated. I also spent a lot of pen and ink writing about the eldest sister of the Super Management Bureau, the beautiful lady, and then the protagonist thought that he would not join the official for the time being, and would wait until D level. He was almost beaten to death trying to save people, but he was handcuffed by the officials and taken away for various tests. Wouldn't he want to join the officials again and become a member of the Royal Sisters' team and return to reality to save people everywhere? 4. The protagonist can obviously stay in the other world to improve his strength, but he has to go back to reality every two or three days and try to find the save point in reality. After returning, he will encounter people from the Supervision Bureau every time he goes out. He also has to consider survival issues, how to eat, and is thinking about asking the official for awakened person subsidies. As a high-level game player, you don't even have money for food? Or is the protagonist only F-level and thinking about saving money to participate in a trade fair where starting D-level, A-level and B-level veteran players are likely to exchange supplies?

Have so few people read this book? I don't know why so few people watch it. The upper limit is not high enough to be a big hit🔥, I think it's pretty average, but it's not like it's only watched by a few people. I think it's pretty good (maybe because of the free chapters, after all, the tolerance for free is much higher), there are no vulgar pretense and slap-in-the-face links, as well as realistic and old-fashioned urban routines, and there are no systematic and mindless tasks (I personally have no feelings about the system). But my personal dissatisfaction is: 1. The protagonist's high-player status was set too high at the beginning, which raised my expectations. As a result, after the time travel, the actions of ordinary people (compared to the protagonists in other books) were praised. The protagonist was praised before, but when I returned to reality, I didn't mention the highlights of the protagonist compared to others in the game group. The excitement that made me expect it disappeared. 2. The protagonist's reasoning process is too cumbersome, perhaps too divided into too many paragraphs, and it is not straightforward anyway. Although thinking about it sentence by sentence can help me clarify my thinking, it is better to let the protagonist directly tell the results to highlight the high IQ setting, and then let other people or aspects tell the reasons. 3. Why is it that after more than 100 chapters, it is still spinning on the first level? It feels like more than 100 chapters have passed without realizing it (but after all, it is a free chapter, so I don't want to complain too much). Is it inappropriate to write it in detail? Anyway, the feeling after reading it is that it is too bland and has no poisonous points, but it also loses its highlights. However, this book is a game novel about becoming stronger. It feels inexplicable to become stronger. Drinking potions makes you stronger. After becoming stronger, there is no climax point. It feels like it lacks explosive points and attractive points. That's all my personal feeling. If you think it's wrong, just treat it as random and unprofessional.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on, I've been reading QwQ

Time is too tight, it's already over 100 chapters and it's still rated F, but in reality it's already rated A. The author has put too much pressure on it, and it may take about 1,000 chapters to finish it.

It's not bad. The protagonist is like an ordinary person with certain wisdom. He has emotions but is not a virgin. The golden finger and plot advancement are within a reasonable range. This book has the potential of being a semi-masterpiece.

This book seems to have quite some potential.

Has the author ever thought about unifying the first level of the world directly with zombies? In this way, if every newcomer dies, there will be no newcomers. The real source of unrest will also be stopped. After all, there will be few old players.

Qidian's current recommendation rule is to follow up on reading. If you can't follow up on reading, there will be no recommendation. I don't know how many books have died under this rule. So I sincerely say to everyone, please read it!!! Don't keep books!!!!

If you insist on being close to the official, you won't be able to write without this?

It's okay, okay, but the way the protagonist obtains his identity is not very good, and the courier is a bit harmful.