My Different World Is Game Mode

I have read Chapter 48 of Volume 3 ① Let me talk about the results first: I would rate the current content as four stars out of five stars, it is good-looking and interesting ② The world ability setting in the book is that after a certain time, young people of a certain age will awaken (either independently or with the help of others) [special abilities suitable for their own profession], and this ability Generally named after related professions, such as [Businessman], [Warrior], [Blacksmith], [Manager], [Law Knight]... After that, this group of people need to constantly understand their profession and increase their own blue bars. For example, [Businessmen] can take (their own) objects through the air in the early stage, and after their abilities are improved, they can have their own space bag. ③The setting of the world view is that this world is composed of many world bubbles. Each world bubble is large or small. The small one has only one continent, and the large one has a sky full of stars. People can enter other worlds through the boundaries of the world. The setting should be like before the electrical age. ④The protagonist setting is the most interesting part. The protagonist is a soul traveler. In the year of awakening, he remembered his past life memories. The protagonist should have been a mid-to-upper level gamer in his previous life (can I touch your gold trophy), so the protagonist's occupation in this life is "game player". Moreover, the game industry in this world is underdeveloped, which leads to people in this world not understanding the power of gamers. Cool point: ⑤As mentioned above, if people in this world want to grow in ability, they have to look at the [blue bar] and the other [career understanding]. Due to the protagonist's experience in the previous life, the protagonist can directly [career understanding] reach the middle or upper level, and the protagonist only needs to increase the [blue bar]. ⑥The protagonist's abilities are various game modes, such as shooting, survival, adventure, decryption, and hunting, so readers can see the shadow of various games ⑦Specifically, in the early stage, he is partially gamified, such as being able to clearly see his own status, space backpack, prey footprints, experience bars, etc..., And in the mid-term, it is to gamify the things around the protagonist, such as turning soil into cubes, unlimited (consuming blue bars) water, baking Meat (Monster Hunter stalker), influencing fate to lead things to an interesting ending (RPG stalker), using a synthesis table to synthesize things regardless of the process (MC stalker), etc... Highlights: ⑧After awakening their abilities, people in this world need to constantly polish their professions to become stronger, which is the so-called "work is everything in life", so they are purer than ordinary people, because their three views are built around their own abilities. The protagonist does not have this problem, because the game industry in this world is underdeveloped, and there are no games that the protagonist wants to play (but it is hard to say, because some of the protagonists I saw have become addicted to fishing🎣) ⑨The protagonist was forced to leave the world of his life because of something, and was exiled to a peripheral world. Another point that I find interesting is the conflict between the protagonist's flashy abilities and the events encountered on the way home. This is an advantage. You can see the protagonist use various abilities to solve things (pretend), but it may also be a disadvantage. I will talk about this later. ⒒ The self-consistency between world view and ability. The stronger people in this world are, the more they grow in the direction of [omnipotence]. Therefore, although the protagonist's abilities are flashy and make people say he is too supermodel, it still makes sense. For example, although the abilities of the [Warrior] profession are all centered around "fighting, having fun" and there is no ability similar to the [Merchant] profession's ability to identify items, but [Warrior] has a "weaponized" ability in the later stage to obtain general information about the items in hand. Possible pitfalls (or mines that may happen in the future) ⒓Because it is a road movie, and the protagonist also has his own main line (returning to his home in this life), it is more difficult to connect the protagonist with the event and force the control. Creating conflicts will only make people feel unhappy, so I hope the protagonist can go home quickly, and then grow up while traveling like Beng Tie's protagonist (but Ben Tie seems to have a main plot, right?) ⒔The protagonist has too many abilities and grows too fast, which may happen in the future "It's obvious that the protagonist can solve the problem with such-and-such ability, but the author just won't let the protagonist take action" or "The protagonist can obviously use such-and-such ability to solve this matter, but he says that he can't use this ability" or "The protagonist can obviously use that ability to solve this matter, but the author said that the protagonist has forgotten (or the author has forgotten) this ability" But these are things that have not happened yet, so I am still looking forward to the follow-up of this book

This book is very well written, and it is definitely one of the best among the novels I have read. It is much better than some that are full of routines and have no logic. And the writing is not bad. I feel that there is no need to keep stressing on practicing writing. Just write normally. Readers will judge whether it is good or not. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, and it is impossible for the author to satisfy all of them. But there is a sense of fragmentation in the whole book. For example, Hong has been living in the background since the end of Black Mountain. In fact, it feels like the plots of each world are separated, which does not affect the plot at all. At most, sometimes the protagonist is a little confused when he takes out something. There is also the improvement of the supporting characters' experiences, such as the disappearing torch. And almost every time, all previous interpersonal relationships are put aside and they start over. Wala Wala, who was originally planning to leave together, is also arranged to fall asleep. There are not many people who have lived in the two worlds together, and the changes in the characters' personalities are not so obvious. After reading the whole book, I feel that the ones who did the best are the Law Knights (note: this profession) and Herod (from being pathologically chasing heroes and rewriting their destiny, and then being willing to obtain hero templates for the sake of the Forest City, and finally entering the script to sacrifice everything and become ordinary people). Even Arathorn felt that something was missing (perhaps because he did not see each other again when he left). Therefore, the book becomes a bit confusing at the end, and it feels a bit like Infinite Flow but not really. In short, with the improvement of the protagonist's ability and the opening of modules, there is actually a feeling of stacking. Some can be deleted, such as FPS, audio games, puzzles, horror, and Galgame. These can more or less be solved through props, and are more in line with the skills of gamers, but there is a feeling that they can be used to limit slots to increase difficulty. One last comment: Is the protagonist in a world adding a debuff to a nearby lady? The dog head saves life I hope the author writes better and better

Well written, keep it up! I'll keep it first

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It's really good to watch. As long as there are no ambiguities, subterfuges and vulgar scenes, it will definitely be good to watch. Even if it's a little watery, there should be no vulgar poisonous scenes, otherwise it will really deduct points.

Your setting is not very good, if it is true that all the law knights in a kingdom are so rigid. Who among the superiors and common people can accept such a law enforcer?

The arrangement of the dragon beasts is too unreasonable. If you have gone through all the hard work to kill the almost eight-level boss in the second volume, then fighting some fifth- and sixth-level villains in the future will be unattractive. Even if the difficulty of the subsequent adventures does not exceed level eight, it will not feel more exciting, which will make it difficult for you to get a response from the subsequent climax.

After seeing the latest chapter, let's talk about the feeling of reading all the way. I didn't skip a chapter. Generally speaking, it allowed me to see the previous adventures in another world. It can be regarded as a hearty legend. However, the biggest problem is the problem of female supporting characters. Maybe the heroines were like this in ancient times, but in the current social environment, I feel that these women are too familiar. Who are you? How can you be so shameless and directly ask for something? How long have you known each other? I feel like this. Of course, I can still convince myself of the hero's qualities, but these female supporting characters give people an incongruous feeling. Maybe I still prefer the kind of protagonist who kills and burns all the way. I just don't eat beef. But in fantasy adventures, the hero and the princess have always been a good match. It's really an old problem. It may be that the author is not good at writing, so he didn't handle it well. Generally speaking, it is a better fantasy adventure story.

Everyone is welcome to give comments about this book here. Concerning this point, I hope everyone can put forward their own thoughts when reading the novel. The advantages and disadvantages can be directly stated. However, please describe the problem in detail. When I create, I basically use stand-alone code. This writing method will definitely have many blind spots in the field of vision, and it is also necessary for everyone to point out problems from the perspective of readers. Thanks in advance. Of course, when expressing your thoughts, please refrain from verbal abuse and personal attacks . In this case, I will directly delete and ban you.

The writing on the second map is too disgusting. There is no need to forcefully show a sense of justice. Also, why does the protagonist like to accommodate others so much? It's a bit courting death.

After the City of Art, the writing was too self-exciting, especially the ending of each chapter was terribly bland. It was basically just a lot of foreshadowing, and I picked up props for a second, and then went straight to the next chapter without explaining anything. There is also the inexplicable heroine. The writing is so flat that it is almost pasted. I wrote a bunch of female supporting characters and chose the one with the worst writing. There is also the inexplicable combat power at the end. I don't know the use of upgrading. The combat power really depends on the plot.

It's not that the author's writing is not good, but it's because the author's writing is a little too good, which makes people feel uncomfortable! Forget about the teacher's daughter in the first volume, after all, she was still young at that time. But what happened to the red? We have been together day and night for more than 2 years, and then nothing happened. I turned around and started talking to a guy I just met, Wala Wala. Where is this going? Hilud was portrayed so well that nothing happened. What's going on with Alice in the back? ! Is the protagonist Schrödinger's eunuch? ! After so many years of adventure together, nothing happened, and now we are left widowed for a woman whom we have known for less than two months? ! The protagonist doesn't look like a human being at all, he just serves the author's requirements. It's so uncomfortable.

I just don't know what to say. This book gave me a good-looking but boring feeling. There are obviously ups and downs in the plot, but I found the content interesting but very bland. Maybe it's because I've read too many abstract novels recently, and this kind of orthodox western fantasy flow is a bit out of place.

I feel that the scenes of Wala Wala are too detailed compared to Hong. She is a simple person who follows her inner thoughts. She reflects on things later but does not completely fail to reflect on them. I feel that this character is not very likable and too familiar. The protagonist is asked to take the initiative to reveal his own experience, and the protagonist doesn't have some thoughts about this ability; and he joins the team so naturally, which feels a bit stiff. To me, it kind of steals the show. I feel that after she came out, the novel's perception became worse. Well, personal opinion.

Personally, I feel that it started to look better after I met the nun, then it slowly got worse after going to fight the dragon, and finally gave up.

This book is really full of malice towards the sixth level ("▔□▔) The sixth level messenger killed by a dragon The crazy sixth level tree mother The sixth level eyeless human lizard The messenger's sixth level pet The sixth level ice element A few sixth level merchants The sixth level explorer Only the sixth-level knight was unlucky for a period of time, and the bad luck just passed o_O The female supporting character was promoted to the sixth level and was forced to sleep, and now her home is almost stolen 😏 No one died well (ಡωಡ) Keep recording to see if the protagonist will be unlucky⊙ω⊙

To be honest, I was a little confused. At first I thought the protagonist was dead in the game, but then I never thought that the protagonist just has better talents than ordinary awakened people. Then after reading the description of the source of matter, I really wanted to ask how the proportion of the game compares with law, justice, war, and death.

It feels like the previous and later substitutions have been made the same. The description of the border town has vivid characters and delicate emotions. Although there are many logical bugs, it does not affect it. Later, the Black Mountain is very mediocre, the plot is too watery, and I feel sleepy while watching it.

The author actually writes well, but some content is clearly in the style of Western fantasy, but the words and terms used reveal a strong Chinese flavor. For example, calling the protagonist "Brother Lin" is only called by Chinese people. I have never seen foreigners call it this way. Whether it is man, bro, buddy, or mate, they are all addressed directly. I have never seen anyone with a surname. Such things are very funny. There is also my personal obsession. The protagonist's name should appear less frequently or in a better way. Don't read the protagonist's name several times after reading one page. Reading too much will be a bit aesthetically exhausting. Every time, the protagonist Lindsay starts the book first, and then continues to write the content. The writing techniques are richer and more skillful. I remember that this kind of writing technique was taught by the primary school teacher when he first started teaching children to write sentences. It is too tiring to see them in this form. Thank you.

First of all, let me state that this only represents my personal opinion System, from level 1 to level 9, new skills are born for each level, and starting from level 5, they are collectively called upgrades (referring to skills, not the body) Plot, in my opinion, this is really abstract, for example, new skills The strongest fifth-level warrior in Hand Village was hit by a fifth-level monster and lost an arm. He only managed to escape by relying on the first-level protagonist to shoot the fifth-level monster with a first-level bow and arrow. There is also a second-level protagonist who used weapons made from less than second-level monster materials to destroy fifth-level elemental life; New The Temura BOSS is set at level 7. The protagonist of Warcraft who is advancing to level 8 is only at level 3 when he goes to fight him; and the most abstract one is the author's volume. Normally, the second volume should be an extension of the previous volume, but the author of this book directly divides it into separate volumes and has no connection with the volume. The characters and plot created in the volume are not mentioned at all in the second volume, as if they don't exist, and the connection is very blunt The author also likes to emphasize that this is a writing practice, but the author's first two works add up to more than 4 million words

Author, I have a question for you, shouldn't strength be speed? Why does agility increase speed? This is a bit confusing for me. Isn't it said in physics books that strength is speed, and agility should be the speed of reaction nerve reflexes?

I have been following through the book before, so I only have a few feelings about it. Today, I read it from beginning to end again. Let me start with my own feelings, that is, the protagonist's current situation is so distorted compared to the Border Fortress period. Maybe it's because changing the map is like changing the game. If it first gave me the feeling that Lindsay had awakened the ability to assist life in the game, now it has become like playing this world as a game. The character of the protagonist is indeed very kind, but what I feel now is that he is kind to the NPCs and has no real sense of it. Although there are indeed emotional fluctuations, the more I look at it, the more I feel like players who are more lawful and kind are playing the game. Of course, this is just my feeling, and it only represents my opinion. By the way, is there any possibility that it is influenced by the Anthroposophical Code? After all, Lindsay can actually be regarded as a righteous person who follows his own rules.

I saw Hong there, why do I find this character so disgusting? He has lost his memory and has always acted on his own initiative. The protagonist is just like a nanny. You didn't give your equipment to a few people in the village, but you gave it to Hong without any scruples. Now you're not afraid of others knowing that you're special?

From Montenegro to the Dead Sea, I thought I could still see red, but I didn't expect to see you again forever.

I can only say that the early and middle stages of the writing were great, but the later stages were unsatisfactory.

Border is okay, at least it explains things clearly. Although it has not improved at all after jumping for three years, it is difficult to write at a young age and can be figured out. Black Mountain is average, and the red setting is interesting, but the sense of fate is too strong in the whole story. Forest is good, and it is good to take back the foreshadowing and use props to kill people. No one said that the protagonist has to personally kill people to be happy. Sea Song is very good, the story is clear, and for the first time it shows readers how exciting the different world abilities in the setting can be. The only drawback is the plot killing with the magic props. . . It's understandable that the heroine is temporarily offline for a unit drama, but it can't be a plot kill every time. I didn't pay attention to the wasteland world. It used real-time strategy and used the mold of the Age of Empire to play out the Shisongzhu toilet and the Ice Age. The logistics are too long-winded, and this volume is smelly and long. It is also a template for group portraits. However, the only outstanding character in the group portraits is a bad woman, and the protagonist's abilities have hardly grown. It feels like it doesn't matter if they are all skipped. I haven't read the next two volumes. . . After finishing Jumping in Wasteland, I don't really want to watch the back.

Overall evaluation: Start high and go low Reading suggestions: Worth a read, the Art City chapter is very good so far, I will make my own decisions in the future Highlights: 1. The setting is very interesting, the design of various extraordinary professions is very good, self-consistent and very novel to a certain extent 2. The early story rhythm is very good, full of travel feeling, traveling around different worlds and encountering each other. Interesting characters, embarking on novel adventures Disadvantages: 1. The emotional scenes are very poor, the female characters are okay when they first get in touch, but when the relationship heats up, the author doesn't know how to write it 2. The most attractive sense of adventure and travel in the early story is very little left after the story enters the middle stage and the "main line" begins, and the plot design errors lead to a significant loss of appeal.

It's a very good book. You meet different people in different worlds. The emergence of new abilities brings different plots. The ending of each paragraph is clean and neat. It feels like a journey to Kino, or an adventure in another world. However, the ending is a bit disappointing, even quite bad. It feels like you are rushing to the end to rush to the shelves. The City of Law is completely acceptable. As a mid-term master, the big boss was completely introduced and then used as a new starting point to start the subsequent journey. Unexpectedly, it ended with all the Gaba piled up together. It was abrupt and inexplicable. I can only say that it was very dizzy. I originally expected to see more of the world. I hope the author can respect his own books more in the future 🙄

What a great story template. . . . The rest is gone, it's such a waste.

Just tell me whether my 18-month ticket is worth a bonus😎