The Fourth Calamity: I Became the Game Players' Creditor
第四天灾：我成了游戏玩家债主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 559k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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200Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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Oh dear, I thought it was Zaifei. Turns out it's someone who treats the world like an online game.
Shennong
Currently, it's a decent source of information, but it has the potential to become a top-tier product. More updates and higher exposure could give it a chance. I'll support it.
I feel like recently players aren't using the main character's leveling-up settings too much, so there's no need to explain them all. We'll explain them when we need them, otherwise it will get boring. I'm already treating experience points as the maximum.
Please read it every day.
Following the story is very important! It really is. If you don't follow it now, the book is wasted. Please read the last chapter within 24 hours of each update. Thank you!
It's well-written, but there's too much story between the closed beta and open beta; players don't even appear in chapters 30 or 40.
There's nothing particularly wrong with it, but this kind of loan scheme is something I've never seen before. Players come back from the open beta and find themselves in huge debts? With interest compounding, can you just delete your account and not have to pay it back?
After the Mechanic series went on hiatus, finally there's something decent to read.
Actually, it was okay at first, but after it was released, it was either fighting or on its way to fight. Moreover, the author pushed the plot forward too hastily and stiffly. The author didn't really understand what the appeal of the Fourth Calamity was. The appeal of the fourth catastrophe lies in how to utilize players to achieve goals, rather than the boss always taking the lead.
Could you please create a section related to the game, outlining the class divisions, quest item levels, etc.? I initially remembered the Primal Ones as five sub-branches of the Zero Division, but later it was said to be the Armored Gearmaster, equivalent to the Zero Division... It's a bit confusing.
Books about the Fourth Calamity are really hard to find, and most of them are abandoned. It's rare to find one that I can actually read. My tolerance has increased significantly, and I hope the author will persevere and finish the book.