Global World-Creation Game

Brothers, don't worry, I have plenty of chapters saved up. Once it's published, I'm going to compete for a spot on the popularity rankings.

This book is categorized as a lord-themed novel. Like other lord-themed stories, the protagonist gets all the first kill rewards. That's not all; later, a lucky girl comes along and trades items with the protagonist. Then, a "tool" character appears who happens to have a weapon the protagonist needs and trades it with him.

Emmm, the opening premise does include an elimination mechanism, but the protagonist's character feels like, "I know I'm the protagonist, so I can just laze around and not care. Anyway, I'm the protagonist, I won't die, and I'll just overcome any difficulties!" And if you're going to write a book, just write a book! It's a fantasy world, why did you have to include political wish-fulfillment in the opening? It's a trope from over a decade ago, why are you still using it now? 😅

I haven't even looked at the later parts yet. The first few dozen chapters are just repetitive scenes of hunting, ambushing, and fighting. What kind of place do your dependents live in? What do they eat? What do they use? What's the surrounding environment like? Where are the resources? Is your camp's defense just a few carnivorous plants? How can you fight a war without logistics?

Idiom chain: A meteoric rise to fame 🙂

Aren't you embarrassed that you can't write a classic book without a woman in it?

I originally thought it was a development path, but I didn't expect it to be about individual force again. Are you planning to give up humanity's most important wisdom?

The protagonist is such a cutie. Accumulating life points is like constipation for him. His family has already given birth to a whole cycle, and he only has a few life points. He doesn't even know if he can exchange them for a white talent in a hundred years. This cheat is completely useless.

You're so stiff and inflexible, you're practically a coward inside. Even game developers are better than you.

A spear pierces the brain of an earthworm... Author, even if you're uncultured, at least have some common sense...