But I Still Recommend You See a Doctor
但我还是建议你去看医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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369Chapters
6.7kRecommendations
18.3kFans
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A brief analysis of 2150 words
At first, I was puzzled by the author's poor writing style, but it turned out to be an epic and bizarre fusion. It was the author's old trick: a romance novel disguised as a simulator, and the final result was a mediocre blend of both. Let me offer a brief analysis of this book, just some humble opinions, which may not be entirely correct. Please forgive any errors. I.
I wouldn't have clicked on this if I hadn't seen the author's name.
Game-related cheat text: Innate Holy Body
Lone Wing is truly a born genius at writing game-themed cheat-based novels. I've followed this book since the quest system, but to be honest, the only thing that's currently attracting me is the game cheat. Even the game-to-real-life scenario didn't entice me as much. It's probably because the game cheat made me understand most of the plot of the game-to-real-life scenario.
Shennong
The simulation genre is similar to a small-world game, with a rational and intelligent protagonist. The first story so far has a well-developed emotional arc, making it a decent read. —Chapters 1-26
Why do all the main characters have the compound surname Lin Qian? (🐶)
Of all the books you've written, I feel the one with the slightly quirky "Task System" is the best—one of the few I've reread and really enjoys, except for "Meme Game." It seems like your later books have gotten increasingly off, worse and worse. For example, your previous novel, "Your Excellency," had a chaotic and low-brow realm system, and the world-building was boring.
Okay, there aren't any major flaws. The author is decisive and has strong moral principles, befitting a Level 5 author. Hopefully, the later chapters will be even better, and won't include reader-selection plots like in "The Green Hat Young Master" or "Get Out of Here."
I read it all in one go, and when I looked at the title again, I just couldn't figure out what the title had to do with the content. 😅
The results don't seem right. With the author's skill level, the results shouldn't be this bad. I haven't read the book yet, but I trust the author's ability. I'll keep it on auto-subscribe and read it when it's almost finished, otherwise it'll be too short and I won't be satisfied.
The title is a letdown; "The String of Fate" would have been much better. I wouldn't have clicked on this bizarre title if I hadn't read the author's books before.