The One and Only Player
唯一玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 831k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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279Chapters
8.5kRecommendations
102.7kFans
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He used up all his divine power to resurrect more than thirty strangers.
It feels like they're starting to release poison. I don't find the tired tropes funny. Thirty-odd complete strangers with no morals are worth the protagonist going to such lengths to revive? That's too much of a saint. It's like he's given himself thirty chances to revive. What will happen when his teammates die in the future?
There's reason to suspect you made these dumplings because of the vinegar. 🤔
The part where they used divine power to revive people and forcibly suppress the protagonist's strength was really toxic; it would have been better if they hadn't given the protagonist divine power at all.
Having read up to chapter 87, and then discovering that the protagonist isn't just a transmigrator, but a chosen one of the gods, it all feels pointless. His future is already predetermined; he's merely a toy of the gods, with no room for change. I enjoy transmigration novels because transmigrators, as outsiders, should be unaffected by the destiny of their original world, able to do what they want, acting as variables, not as puppets.
The system page is longer than the author's lifespan; an entire chapter is filled with system data. This thing can be free for a limited time?
Let me share my feelings.
Upon reaching Chapter 87, "The Weapon of Myriad Transformations," I discovered the protagonist had become a worshipper, controlled by the gods. This immediately killed my desire to continue reading. However, the earlier chapters were indeed well-written. What's the point of reading about someone manipulated by a god? What makes us human is hope; as God's chosen ones, everything we do serves and is influenced by Him. Even if we become gods, what's the point?
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AI running
To be honest, the antics in the first few chapters were really a bit much. They had to add intelligence and charm, and they had to include a whole scam involving the Dao of Forgetfulness... Adding intelligence and charm is fine; after all, it's the author writing the book, so as long as it's reasonable. The problem is that it's unreasonable!
I thought you had some profound insights into gambling after comparing so many things, but it turns out you're just cheating.
In fact, it was pretty good before I joined the Investigation Bureau. After joining, I can even think of the plot behind it.