Hell Game: Starting in Metropolis

Drinking and sex has actually made me so haggard. From today on, I will quit sex, and I will give it a thumbs up for one day▄█▀█●

First of all, I have never been an author, but I want to say, is it difficult to write 100 chapters a day? It's not that I am being unreasonable. After all, I said at the beginning that I have never been an author.

Reading a book is like eating a dish. If you like spicy food, try mapo tofu, spicy chicken, or something else. But the most fundamental taste of this dish is definitely not spicy. Spicy is just the taste that embellishes the surface of the dish. Tofu and chicken are the fundamental flavors of the dish. Onions, ginger, garlic, salt, oil, sugar, a variety of seasonings, cooking techniques, and chef skills. These things that are occasionally ignored by diners are the reasons why a dish is delicious. If I have to classify this book, I don't think it can be classified as hay, food, grass, fairy grass, etc. It is not a masterpiece or a masterpiece. It is most appropriate to use it as an evil work. All kinds of vulgar, vulgar, and even disgusting things are piled up where they should be. In hell, even the lowest moral bottom line in the world has become a sage with the light of the Buddha. This is a dish that must have experienced the lash of society to taste it. It is humor that must be separated from the body and spirit to laugh. It is a person who is soaked in the rain watching the heavy snowfall. It is the withering of the blooming epiphyllum in mockery. It is "I" walking here and "heart" walking there. Songs are meant to express aspirations, poems are meant to convey emotions. The original meaning of words is not for fun. They cannot be mixed with something. What kind of book can be written? They are just code workers.

In this weird and crazy story, the protagonist enters a hell game that resembles a god's space. At the beginning, he is assigned to the extremely difficult copy of "Metropolis" and becomes a delivery boy in a bloody restaurant, responsible for delivering food to all kinds of monsters and monsters. On the background of the world view, there are many Cthulhu, urban legends, and strange stories stitched into it, so naturally there are many oppressive supporting NPCs. On the way to delivering food and battling wits with customers, the protagonist chose not to be a human being and transformed into a tentacle monster. Then, by relying on threads and strength, he gradually gained a firm foothold, attracted a group of friendly NPCs, and caused various troubles. I personally think that the highlight of this book is mainly the protagonist's struggle to survive and extreme comeback in a high-pressure environment, and how the protagonist uses unexpected and cool operations to revitalize the situation and survive in desperate situations. The second thing is the linkage effect of the plot. In most works, the background forces are actually "dead" and have no subjective initiative. The plot will only advance when they are approached by the protagonist. If you read these books, you will find that the protagonist is always fighting monsters to level up and clear dungeons, while other villains will wait for the protagonist to finish leveling up before starting plot interactions. But in this book, all forces in "Metropolis" have a strong presence, the situation is complicated, and there are various connections between them. With the actions of the protagonist, various forces move accordingly, and it feels like one of them affects the whole body. Then various difficulties arise one after another, rolling towards the protagonist like a wave. The plot is very fast-paced. When reading this book, the reading experience is like walking on a tightrope. It is so exciting that I can't help but hold my breath, concentrate, and watch the protagonist's performance with my eyes wide open. At the same time, there are many well-timed jokes in the book, and the crazy protagonist's fun and mischief make people laugh. It also makes the overall reading experience not blindly tense, but relaxed. However, if you are a reader who has not read this book yet, you need to pay attention to one thing: although this book is set in a dungeon-like flow, it is actually a dungeon world. That is, you can open a book by picking out the first dungeon "Metropolis" alone. To put it simply, the copy is very long, and it is not a quick way to pass the copy by three, five, and two. In terms of reading estimation, this book does not need to be regarded as a copy stream. Then, the author did not divide the volumes in the background, but he divided them according to the copy progress. In Chapter 243, the first dungeon takes an intermission and enters the second (transitional) dungeon, which is the city of Yharnam in Bloodborne - called "Yate" in the book. I personally think that the look and feel of the copy of "Art" is not as good as that of "Metropolis". This may be because the author of "Metropolis" has set it up in advance and arranged the background forces. When the plot is deduced, there will naturally be a feeling that the whole body is affected. However, in the "Art" dungeon, the protagonist is like a passer-by trying to get through the level, and the straightforward single-line plot advancement is similar to the plot routine of ordinary works, and it seems very bland-compared with the plot of the "Metropolis" dungeon, there will naturally be a gap. In short, if it were me, I would be more inclined to fatten up the "Art" dungeon, and then read it again when I return to the "Metropolis" dungeon after the end.

Everyone has seen that it took more than 560 days to write the novel, but only 10 days passed in the world of the novel. Just started on day 11. In other words, the flow speed of time and the novel world is 1:56. Conan has spent more than 20 years, and more than a year has passed. No matter how low it is, it still has to be 20:1. It can be seen that this book is too much. I'm so damn worried that this author will take 20 years to write.

I am chasing this book because I want to read your copy. Is this book also finished? Do you still write about reality? Tmd600 chapters. It has been 10 days since the copy.

The title of the book should be changed to "The Promise of Infinite Streaming, Only I Will Stay in Hell" There are also typos and omissions that should be corrected.

How to say it? It's not like Infinite Streaming. Change the label. Horror and weird fun. The horror is really scary, the weird is really weird, the fun is really fun, and it also has some warm elements. It's just that the last few pictures are a bit too strong, but I really enjoyed watching them. I'm doubting the author's mental state, but what? The first copy is too long, so I have to change the title and label, or change the introduction. Anyway, I feel a bit cheated, but the story is very good, and it can also be changed to Ascension Flow. The author reaches the pinnacle of this world, in the Broken Void, traveling through different worlds. The world view of this first copy is a bit big, so I have to use a metaphor, the Forest Book in Genshin Impact.

Another new idea Metropolis belongs to the mission hall and is composed of various mission worlds. The restaurant belongs to the system and is responsible for delivery tasks. The takeaway department belongs to Liu Zheng's personal space and is responsible for rest and recovery. The plane tree belongs to the system store, which is responsible for improving the protagonist's strength (the evolution of the plane tree is equivalent to unlocking a higher-level store). The rest, such as office buildings, sewers, board game stores, communities, outside the border, bathing street, Shiwandashan, cemeteries... Belong to the mission world. Hahahahaha, the boss of Hongzhong, I understand.

Take the time to count Liu Zheng's existing related items, as of Chapter 844. If there are any mistakes or omissions, please correct me