I Was Just Playing a Game, So Why Did the World Change?

It's alright, but the protagonist has already experienced the game's peculiarities in the first few chapters, yet he still thinks it's an ordinary game. It's ridiculous. People who don't care can barely read it, but those who do will leave immediately. This is clearly a forbidden zone on Qidian.com, so why is the author still writing about it?

It's that time of year again when someone just gains some ability, and immediately something happens in real life. And it's always a woman, damn it.

This novel is utterly toxic and trash. Every character with a bit of ability becomes a hero rescuing a damsel in distress. It can't continue writing without women. Garbage.

Hmm, it seems like the main character isn't very intelligent.

I feel like if I didn't write about realistic female CEOs, but instead wrote about old men in parks, the show would have been more successful. It's not exactly bad, just the plot is a bit cloying.

The following is reprinted from Baidu Baike. Master is a realistic third-person shooter game developed by French game developer Sloclap. The game features sophisticated kung fu combat mechanics and cinematic martial arts action, as players embark on a path of revenge. The game tells the story of a young kung fu apprentice who embarks on a path of revenge to track down the murderers of his family.

Wait, you have a gun in your hand, why didn't you kill those two?

The protagonist starts the game with a cheat code, and although he knows it's a cheat code, he treats it like an ordinary game. It's like the classic example of a wise protagonist who clearly has a cheat code but doesn't recognize it, knowing it's a system but acting as if he doesn't know it's a system.

Listening to the sun can be considered as creating a new school of thought...

I feel like I can still write well now. However, judging from the first glance, I think it will be difficult to write later on. Each character needs a separate romantic storyline. New authors almost always struggle with that. Add to that this dismal performance, and it'll probably be abandoned someday.