Inheriting Game Abilities, I Stockpile a Hundred Billion Defense Towers
游戏能力继承，我囤积百亿防御塔
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I'm a Stellaris player, can I inherit my game that I've looped countless times? 🙂
If you can inherit from the start, then cultivation-themed games are the only answer.
With a three-year buffer period, choosing a cultivation-themed game is best, as these games offer inherent immortality and unlimited growth. It's advisable to select a cultivation game where rapid progression through spending money is possible, such as "A Thought of Immortality."
Even if single-player games aren't allowed by default (since single-player gamers are practically game masters), just look at EVE Online. The protagonist's family could easily afford a flagship ship for themselves every month. Earth? Ridiculous.
Minecraft players, if you install a crazy mod, won't you feel like you're flying high?
I play Stellaris, and if I were given a choice, it wouldn't be a matter as small as Earth.
The book itself is good, but the author keeps throwing in blobs. At first, I was completely baffled when the protagonist chose a tower defense game, but I had no problem with large-scale defense. However, the author went on to release a lot of poison during the section about capturing neutral cities.
Having read up to chapter 101, I regretted subscribing. In the siege battle, the protagonist uses disloyal individuals like traitors as cannon fodder in the front lines, which is fine. Besides these disloyal cannon fodder, there are also casualties in a siege, which is also normal. The problem lies with the protagonist.
All I can say is, is this the protagonist's brain? A max-level turret with a 3km range, who's it supposed to hit? You mentioned DNF, where are your third awakening characters? You mentioned LOL, where are Aurelion Sol, Bard, and Alps? You mentioned cultivation games, is there any possibility of an idle game called "Want to Cultivate Immortality?" Guess how inflated the highest level has become?
I haven't watched it yet. I want to know what kind of inheritance occurs when playing eroge (adult games). 😆
As a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, many problems can be overlooked, but the biggest problem with this book is that the wish-fulfillment aspect is not satisfying. The protagonist's combat power is indeed unmatched, but it's completely useless. He gets humiliated everywhere, making it impossible to feel satisfied.