Pioneer of the Gaming World

Having read the latest chapter, here are my brief personal impressions: the entire book can be summed up in two words: linear. There are no ups and downs, no highs or lows, just a straight line. It doesn't feel like a V4 novel that has produced masterpieces. Let me elaborate. The author hit me hard right from the start in the first chapter—the dialogue between the system and the protagonist.

Don't gloss over games and anime releases; briefly describe the plot and player reactions, and perhaps add some social feedback. Your approach is just a repetitive stream of information, one release after another.

It felt good. Except for the first few chapters, which felt rushed and somewhat forced, with a strong sense of offense and defense, typical of Genichiro Ashina, the pacing improved significantly later on.

Is this really a novel about games? The game plot is only briefly mentioned, while other plot points are written in large sections.

It feels a bit bland; the writing style and plot are actually okay, but it's a bit like writing a diary.

It was alright at first, but I don't understand why someone with such a great musical female lead role would go into acting? Does he enjoy watching his woman being affectionate with other men?

The novels about the Tang Dynasty that he wrote distorted history, represented the emperor, insisted that the emperor suppressed powerful clans, and tried his best to interpret the emperor's actions that were unrelated to politics as suppression of powerful clans. The problem is simply poor writing skills; for the sake of the plot, they had to create an internal enemy.

One update a day won't make you popular, bro. You should update more often.

Not even a single chapter or tweet for launching a new or old book 😅😅, my investment dream is ruined.

I just realized I had read the author's "The Great Princess of the Tang Dynasty" before, so I felt it was reliable.