
My Players' New Game Plus
我的玩家二周目
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 940k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Interesting, Smart Reads for Passing the Time: Neither Pretentious nor Dumbed Down
1. At least decent fare, with prose that's readable. 2. The premise or plot should be interesting. No need to bother with mediocre works. I'm no literary intellectual, but I do have some standards for prose. I was pickier about what I read early on. These days I'm tired from work and often just want something light, but I can't stand mindless power-ups and endless hookups. This list is based on those standards. I think these books are pretty good, and ideally they have something special. I've
On an Old Bookworm Discovering They Had a Reading List Eight Years Ago
✨Old description: Our goal is to find one great book after another. Our goal is to make sure readers lost in a reading slump never run out of books. Our goal is the stars and the sea. ~That's just the self-indulgent rambling of someone with a terminal case of chuunibyou. Don't mind the details. ❤Current description: Hey, what's this? A wild book list appeared! How interesting, how interesting. Let's add a few more and fill it up. (laughing dog) ~Let's leave the old books here. Oh dear, I'm ge
Lighthearted, Funny, Some Behind-the-Scenes Stories, and Other Gems
Mainly recommending lighthearted, fun, or funny novels, along with other great reads. I pick light, enjoyable books about people pulling strings behind the scenes. Every book here is one I like. I won't add a book I haven't read. If you like the list, please save it so you can find it again. And if you spot a book you like, please give it a thumbs-up. I'll update the list whenever I find a good book. Lightheartedness rating: three stars means reasonably light; fewer than three stars means t
Like Smoke, It Passes, Yet I Wish to Leave a Trace
Whenever I look for new books, I browse other people's lists. I have had my own list set up for ages without adding anything, so today I am sharing some books from my shelf that I still remember. There are many other good books on my shelf, but too much time has passed and I have forgotten much of their content, so I will leave them out here. P.S. If you know any good books, do not forget to leave a comment below the list and make your mark.
A Little Reading List
The protagonists have always been walking bugs. Recommendation (* ̄rǒ ̄) (I especially like original stories with a System)
Ten Years of Reading, Heartfelt Recommendations
Books I managed to finish, along with classics that bring back memories.
A Rundown of What I'm Following and Have Read, with a Focus on Worldbuilding
Books that keep me reading: what's poison to one person is another's treasure. These are purely my subjective impressions.
Novels Worth Reading in 2024
I've read a lot of interesting books lately because I've been in a reading slump. Some are masterpieces by big-name authors, while others are impressive debuts from newcomers. This list isn't about chasing popularity. I'm looking for fresh concepts and quality reads. It's all subjective, just for the enjoyment.
Traveling Orange (〃'▽'〃 Hugs) / Doomsday Gamification Novel Recommendations
Even when we're traveling, we still need to find that one sweet treat.
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This protagonist is so embarrassing
Occupying absolute advantages, occupying technological advantages, and possessing absolute power. He actually managed to get into a fight with Blue Star officials on an equal footing and reached an agreement that he was not very satisfied with. What the opponent wants is technology. As long as the protagonist restricts the players' access to technology, it's not just the Blue Star official. If you ask me, just give me some outdated technology to deal with the Blue Star official. You really give me the latest general technology. The protagonist has no shortage of means to counter Blue Star. The plot clearly states that Blue Star people cannot prevent game login. Blue Star has an opinion. The protagonist first pulls the souls of 100,000 high-level people, adjusts the pain to 10,000%, and enters the fantasy world to torture for a month. Let's see if the remaining people dare to have any opinions. It's not without its benefits. Who doesn't want technology that has led the world for decades? Big stick + sweet dates, the classic method. Other articles on the fourth natural disaster are quite good in this regard. "The Game of World Tree" solves everything with one word of divine power, and it's done. "This Game Is Too Real" directly pretends to be a higher civilization (actually it is) and provides some backward technology. The Blue Star people are not just rushing to get it, but they also want to be grateful. How unlike this book, a Blue Star person who came to negotiate actually dared to show off to the protagonist.
Daily Daodu finally released a good book (written in Chapter 48)
The most comfortable fourth natural disaster novel I have read so far. The setting in the first three chapters is a bit confusing, but the follow-up is much better But the reason why this book is so satisfying is that the setting is reasonable. The player's IQ is basically online, not too mentally retarded, the protagonist will not disappear too deeply, and the balance between the two is good (so far) The main line is clear, and the advancement is not purely based on fooling the players. I hope the author can maintain his style and will support all orders when it is put on the shelves.
Inexplicably, I have no desires or desires. I'm not saying you have to have a harem, but can you not be disgusting? Holy Mother mod, why did you write this two-dimensional pull-up? Okay, let's just use it as a background setting. What's the point of trying so hard to describe the saint? It's not even as good as a stock trading article, and it's worse than an ambiguous article. When you write a protagonist who has no desires or demands, just write it. It has to be like studying Buddhist scriptures with his mother Tang Monk. It has to be about how you still stand firm despite the charm of a bunch of fairies, right? Tang Monk is here to test him. Why did you write this? Disgusting us? Or to satisfy your own evil taste?
The protagonist is written as a pure little virgin with an empty soul, and then he sleeps with a saint who appears out of nowhere. It is really powerful. I have always thought that Al would be good as a female lead. The feeling is that Al did not take off her clothes to seduce the protagonist into bed. The emotional lines behind the scenes are really poisonous. Thank you to the author for teaching me a lesson. Oh, not much more (applause)
The protagonist Li Li changed her gender to Lilith in Chapter 182, I hope everyone knows 🙂
? Didn't it mean that your latest plot was poorly written, as if someone had changed, so you just deleted the post? Talking about the sore point?
Why don't you rewrite the plot in Chapter 188? This plot is really disgusting.
The operation across the ocean has gathered so much manpower and material resources, and there are dozens of aboriginal people on a boat. Everything was going well before departure, and there were also dedicated people watching over it. Now that we have finally reached the shore, you are inexplicably coming to force the plot to kill us? Not only that, you actually created a mentally retarded player to randomly attack the boss and trick other players into killing him. Finally, you mocked the boss and caused him to throw the entire ship and dozens of aboriginal people on it into the whirlpool and turn it into a pulp? Then why do you need to describe the plot?
The world is good, the founding god is good, but the mastermind behind the scenes is bad
It feels so poisonous at the beginning
The protagonist tries to tell the player that this is the real world. The reason is that the player should be responsible for the killings caused by the player, so he has to tell the player the real situation But the fourth natural disaster article is about the player (player mentality) bravely venturing into a different world At the same time, killing is the responsibility of the protagonist. The protagonist has the authority to regulate players not to kill indiscriminately and regulate players to become teachers of justice. Because without the protagonist, the player will never be able to come to another world in this life, so the protagonist has to be responsible, not the player. This is also the author's task, either you arrange that the enemies are evil creatures, and the players are here to save the world. Either you say that the player is just, the enemy is an evil noble, and he takes the initiative to attack In the end, the author is unwilling to take responsibility, and the protagonist is also unwilling to take responsibility, so he finally chooses to tell the player the truth. When the player has an accident, the protagonist can easily cut him off, right?
Poison spots that have appeared
1. In the early chapters, the game time flow rate is faster than that in the real world. The unavoidable problem of game live broadcast is how to match the two flow rates with different flow rates. Obviously the author directly ignored this point. At the beginning, some book friends suggested that they might also use the helmet to watch at the same flow rate. However, in Chapter 142, the author himself overturned this point. The chapter mentioned the plot of watching the live broadcast on a mobile phone. Apparently the time mismatch was ignored by the author. The time mismatch cannot be solved by doubling the video speed, and the so-called slow-down viewing cannot solve the problem of real-time interaction. Therefore, the live broadcast part is currently an unavoidable poisonous point.