Who Taught Him to Run a Campaign Like That?

It's just the deathbed fantasy of a cute new PC who was ganged up by pigeons.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. This book is suitable for readers who do not know the rules of group running, but are very interested in group running and do not read much. Overall, apart from the novel theme, the rest of the film is average. Let me talk about my personal feelings. The author chose the subject matter well, but the plot is ordinary. It feels like a mindless and invincible article written by the author for his own entertainment. Your team writing must correspond to at least one version of the existing rule book, right? But so far, we haven't seen which version of the rule book the author's group text corresponds to. Even if it is created by the author himself, he has to write it in his background instead of letting readers guess on their own. And if the author has a completely self-created worldview, please do not put those existing worldview words in your title and your introduction . What's even more outrageous is that the card itself consumes nothing. In a world where card strength is the most important thing, the only thing a car card consumes is your brain. You need to make up a story that is awesome enough, and then your card will be awesome. However, the world described by the author is not a world with a relatively low level of civilization, where all members are mentally retarded and only the protagonist is a normal person. It is not a world where everyone can only tell the truth and cannot make up lies. Even a primary school student can write an awesome background setting when he is in the second grade of middle school, but in this world, a college student in your world can't make it up? In addition to the shortcomings of self-entertainment, there are also other problems. Offline running groups with professional voice actors are fine, but if it is an online running group, it is often not that entertaining. Players who run a group may play very enthusiastically, but those who watch it will find it boring. What supports players to continue playing is not only the desire to explore the story, but also the sunk cost caused by the large amount of time and energy spent on memorizing the rule book and car cards. Many times, players who have not actually participated in the game just find it interesting to watch other people's actions in the game, rather than being attracted by the plot and exploration. Moreover, in the running group, a lot of garbage time and fundraising time will be passed by in one stroke, and when you read a novel, you can't use the method of fast forwarding time.

After reading the first volume, the subject matter is okay, but the plot is all based on routines, and some of the plots are unpleasant. The author may have wanted to write the kind of funny plots in anime, but the Shangguan Sister protagonist didn't even know him. The other party forced a person into the book and castrated him anyway. The protagonist didn't react at all, so he seemed very cowardly. Moreover, after the protagonist obtained the character card in the simulation, he thought that he would be dissected, so he hid it, but later he wanted to share his only and biggest golden finger, which was his understanding of the rule book. How come he was not afraid of being arrested and tortured for dissection at this time? Do you have the strength to support your action? There are also various concealments of identity, attempts to explain the situation are interrupted in various ways, and various questionings are followed by explosions, which is not satisfying at all. The protagonist has always been in a passive state.

I ran a Gouba group, with a fake system article wearing the skin of a group, and a ten-year-old kp, sei, that kind of thing

The first chapter was full of expectations, but the second chapter instantly turned into a cheesy cliche. Can such a cold subject as running a group be used as a trope?😥

The classic routine in the early stage is too strong. The childhood sweetheart female classmate, the passerby who mocked the protagonist, and the teacher who was shocked by the protagonist's talent Didn't they agree to run in a group? I didn't say much about character cards, card creation rules, and team running process. I'll show you urban literary routines at the beginning, right? I'll make a blind guess. When running the map later, the protagonist will definitely meet the passerby and childhood sweetheart female classmate who laughed at him before, and then the protagonist will save the beauty and pretend to be cool.

Halfway through the running group, we are KP pigeons. One of our teammates is running away, and the remaining two are quarreling with each other. The public dice girl has been banned. It's just a fantasy before being kicked out by KP.

The level of global card production dropped 10,000 times, but I remained unchanged

The subject matter is okay, but the plot smells like ancient routines.

The start is too routine, you're a loser, a goddess, others look down upon you