Players Are Forbidden from Acting Up
玩家禁止犯病
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 703k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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263Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
7.5kFans
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The viewing experience declined after the old dean appeared. It wasn't as engaging as the earlier parts, where the player explored the world, fought monsters, and leveled up. From the basement onwards, it was just the protagonist starting, dying, starting again, dying again, repeating this cycle multiple times.
It has been changed.
Origin: Illness (hospital), Learning (school), Drama (theatre), Ease (shopping mall), Integration (paradise), Nothingness (?) Locations: Qinghe Hospital, Qinghe No.1 Middle School, Qinghe Theater, Yonghui Department Store, Amusement Park, Qinghe Town, Research Institute Worldview: Parallel worlds, one is the normal world and the other is the catastrophic world.
Just a few words
It's over 110 chapters now. I'll just say a few words: the disjointed feel of the first chapter still has significant flaws. But the creativity and serious attitude make up for these, giving readers hope. I think this is a good novel and have followed it this far. So if you can really stick with it for 10 chapters, then you can continue reading. Now, a few issues.
Everything is pretty good, except that the latest chapter's announcement that the server would be shut down immediately if players didn't complete in-game tasks seems a bit unreasonable, and players actually believed it. But overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits.
Interesting
The setting is very meticulous, unlike other imitations on the market. I've never seen a similar plot before. Is the author really a complete newbie? In short, this is a well-developed fourth calamity story with a compelling premise, and it's worth reading. Highlights: 1. There's no limit to the number of players. It went through one closed beta test, two closed beta tests, and then the open beta.
Wow, that's awesome, bro! So well-organized, a rare find.
Origin
According to the current plot, specifically from Chen Wannian's words in Chapter 55, we can learn about the origins of the Immortality Plan and the Source. Two hundred years ago, technology stagnated for decades. A planet called "Eternal" appears, containing a substance (characteristic of soul pollution).
Chapter 3 of Gold
However, it's not quite there; it's good but not great. The main problem is that there are too few updates.
I've voted for it. May Ami Tofu bless you so it gets published!
Hospital Archives (Brainstorm Building)
On the second floor of the hospital, there is a room that no one except the first director can enter. Reports related to the "experiments" are all sorted out and finally submitted here. Perhaps your file is also in there. If you have any thoughts, please feel free to reply in this thread. There are no restrictions on format or content.