The AFK Game That Leads to Another World
挂机游戏通往异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Idle Game Leads to Another WorldEnglish name
Stats
2.1kChapters
7.5kRecommendations
9.1kFans
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It's been all sorts of things: sticking fingers in and crushing people, taking game items out and putting them back in, even smashing and burning computers, and microwaving them, yet the computers remain completely undamaged. As a result, the protagonist, like a grain of sand, still thought it was just a game, not real. It can only be said that the author sacrificed too much plausibility for the sake of plot development.
Description of two worlds. Urban supernatural abilities + Management Bureau, a magical miracle genre. In the latest chapter, he was caught in the act by characters from two different worlds. An incredibly outrageous plot
My understanding of the introduction does not match the actual content. The content of this novel is similar to the recently popular "Little Garden" novel; both essentially rely on the satisfying elements of character development and overwhelming power. The realistic world setting, in my opinion, is a complete letdown.
The idea was good, but it was highly toxic. He pretended to be a demon god at the beginning, but then in chapter 73, people from another world just transmigrated into the story. At that point, the protagonist was just an ordinary person, and the mystique of the demon god vanished completely. The worst part is that the author thought it was funny. A story about behind-the-scenes manipulation reveals its true nature in just over 70 chapters—what kind of writing is this?!
The number one swordsman in China, I will ride my sword. First post for the new book, everyone come join in (ಡωಡ)
I'd make a wild guess: this protagonist will most likely travel to the world of Xiao Mao.
I feel there are very few well-written novels of this type.
This type of story is quite interesting, but they're all basically written in a very idiotic way, with all sorts of cross-server chat. What's even more frustrating is that the protagonist wants to be a god, but they can't quite capture the god's charisma, making it feel really low-brow.
I think there was also a science fiction script, right?
I've been playing Cyberpunk 2077 lately. I wonder if the protagonist in this sci-fi scenario will end up like Johnny Silverhand?
I don't understand the purpose of writing about Qin Yan in the latest chapter. Is it just to disgust people? Surely no one actually finds petty theft amusing? Breaking into your house for money when you're unhappy? It's truly disgusting. Also, I don't understand the point of tormenting this female lead like this. Is she supposed to stay calm in important situations?
There's too much romance and too much background information to explain, some chapters require extensive explanation. The plot doesn't advance much. It was somewhat enjoyable in the early stages, with plenty of interaction with other characters, but it became increasingly weak later on, with the romance and enjoyable moments basically disappearing.