The Only Player in the Evil God's Game

The viewing experience would be much better if there were fewer memes.

I have a question: why does the protagonist insist on staying in Shaman City? He's already obtained the Book of Origins and could easily leave this city where new evil gods keep appearing. He could take advantage of the fact that the Holy Light hasn't completely fallen and quickly collect other artifacts.

The author has written over 30 chapters, yet only one simulation?

Without players arriving, a major highlight is missing.

Original game-themed time-travel novels are too easy to write poorly because readers lack a sense of immersion, which can easily lead to a completely unengaging reading experience. Of course, I think the author might have drawn inspiration from Cthulhu mythos. Although Cthulhu is a niche genre… Keep up the good work, author! I hope you can write this very difficult book well.

I think it's great. Why aren't such good books popular?

Please read this a bit, friends! Qidian's recommendation slots are based on readership; if you don't get enough readers, you won't even make it to the revival round. During the new book's initial release period, it's easy to kill a book by over-nurturing it. I'm begging you, dear readers, to simply click on the book and turn to the last page after each update.

Once added to the bookshelf, I'm waiting for 300 pages.

My assessment is that the writing is getting better and better, and I hope the author can maintain this momentum.

It doesn't feel the same as when I'm "sound asleep" and don't have that feeling anymore. *Scratches head* 😥