The Game Servers Shut Down, but Only I Know the Invasion Is Real

This author has time to delete comments but not time to write a book, kudos to you! 👍 He'll delete all the negative comments; I left so many, which is quite thoughtful of him. He'll delete them one by one.

I bet the best parts and most exciting moments are all in the synopsis.

Just when I thought the protagonist was going to become an overpowered protagonist, it was released. I ordered 100 chapters, but after it was released, the next chapter told me that the protagonist was still just a little Karami. Thank you so much, I'm glad I didn't impulsively order all of them.

Actually, the subscription isn't expensive; the whole book only costs four yuan. But the choice of reading points is awkward, and it doesn't give you that willing feeling of paying for it. It's like reality is invading your system by charging, which isn't just about money or size; it's just frustrating. And then, suddenly, an ad pops up, which is really annoying.

This is so long-winded, it feels like they're just padding the text. Can I report it?

How did this book get so many fans? The first hundred chapters are so cringeworthy and sometimes really painful to read, is it even readable? Can any experts comment on how the later chapters turn out?

I've been following this series from the beginning, and I feel there's no point in continuing. I've never commented before; you're just padding the word count.

I truly feel sorry for those who gave tips; they gave so much for such a poorly written article. I bet even an amateur writer could write better than you; I'm not kidding. It's easy to imagine how bad your later writing was.

The biggest flaw here is that the protagonist says he did it because of a dream. You could have at least said he got a stone in a game and that's what the dream looked like.

1. The early chapters were fantastic, and the promotion was excellent. Later, however, the word count started to drop. There was an excessive focus on word count, with various excuses for absence, but the author genuinely never stopped updating 🙂 (this specifically refers to updating one or two chapters, then taking a break for the remaining one or two, creating the illusion of "giving us a…