Playing AAA Games Is No Match for Delivering Takeout
玩3A不如送外卖
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 897k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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244Chapters
440Recommendations
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It seems quite well-made, with a strong light novel feel. A small suggestion: "The conflicts and interactions between different worlds and the real world are far more engaging than a teenage boy's fantasy about falling in love with a dragon girl from another world." Keep up the good work, author!
Playing AAA games is much better than delivering takeout. After all, in a single-player game like Crypt Eclipse, you're practically God. But playing mobile games is definitely not as good as delivering food.
So, is it true or false that the novel starts by making those two dragon maidens into dragon soup? I've seen quite a few comments saying they'd drop the book if they couldn't do it 🙂.
The city is hungry
It was just a delivery driver's fantasy before he died after being blown away by a rocket.
Are you learning from the forum moderator?
He works as a security guard, you deliver food. You two should get in touch quickly; I want to see you two duel on the forum.
You chose this title when Black Myth was released; you made yourself miserable. 🙂
Reading novels is not as good as delivering takeout.
Both involve choosing a novel, fulfilling the author's requests for first-time subscriptions and monthly passes, and risking being criticized or caught by the platform's operations team (traffic police) for poor content (weather/road conditions/customers). Delivering food can earn you money, but reading novels requires spending money and time watching ads. 😏
This is the first time I've seen someone write Nine Swords on Qidian.
Your book is indeed not as good as your last one. I feel the reason for the poor sales is simply because the modern world is the main setting. If the male protagonist were to travel to a fantasy world for an adventure, things would definitely be much better.
The protagonist's surname is Xia, why do I have a bad feeling about this? 🙂