
There's Something Very Wrong with My Pixel Lord Game
我的像素领主游戏大有问题
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 592k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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174Chapters
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The protagonist the author created is someone who, upon seeing a beautiful woman, seems to lose all sense of reason.
The description of the neighbor lady in the synopsis caught my attention, but in reality, I have very little interaction with her in the book. I'm currently on chapter ten.
Generally speaking, suppressing combat power and then patching restrictions on skills, requiring users to pay event fees after conversion, not to mention reducing the usage and maximum utilization rate of one's own talents is the biggest flaw!
It's honestly a bit bland, even boring. There's no base building, no mass production of troops, and the attribute increases are practically negligible. Undead with unlimited stamina have become like appliances that need charging—the nerfs are so severe they're unwatchable; they probably don't even have as much stamina as humans, who at least can work for days on end without shutting down.
Wasting two resources: If Yan had appeared, planting the three laws of the "female white lotus" (a term for a seemingly innocent but actually manipulative woman) in her heart would have solved the problem. Instead, they deliberately created plot holes! (Love me, understand me, Momo will protect me)
Just kidding. The name and description of the talent in the introduction don't quite match. If it can only transform from birth to death, how can it be called reincarnation? If it's just implanting thoughts and won't lead to corruption, why is it called the Seed of Evil? If it's just training and leveling up, how can diligence make up for lack of talent be related to fate?
The conflict settings are too sloppy. To be honest The logic is too far-fetched. If your neighbor is an extraordinary person, then he is most likely an extraordinary person as well? I can understand, but I can't quite accept it.
It's a hodgepodge of elements: lords, undead, cards, games—too many to list. It's not even finished yet. Lords can't mass produce troops; they just convert plants every day. Undead even have an energy bar. Most cards are useless. The stat boosts from cheat codes are pointless. The "malicious" talent is only used after things go wrong.
I kept raising it, and it died. 🙂
The first thing to do upon becoming a lord: restore the lord's right to the first night 🐶