I Made a Railway Game, and the Characters Went Wild Playing It

Turning real-life characters into a game, with an extraordinary world—that's so much fun! Aren't you afraid the real people will come knocking on your door and causing trouble? Haha, why not make you a messenger? 🙂

Review: It's okay, but not suitable for paid reading.

Before reading: "Why should I pay to reread the Star Iron storyline?" After reading: "This book is really good!"

Please stop recommending Miyu fanfiction to me daily, I don't want to read it. 😒

If your company is making a game that shows the future, do you think the company will let you release it?

This is purely plot-driven, with very little original content. You can read the parts you haven't covered, but you can skip the rest of the large sections. The unit is 100 chapters. Reading this book is less worthwhile than buying a monthly subscription to a game. The same story costs far less.

This type of exposure puts you out in the open, not behind the scenes. How is the protagonist portrayed? A completely unremarkable, loser boy who clearly has a biased view of the game characters, adopts a very subservient attitude, and is incredibly lewd towards female characters, immediately wanting to act like a dog and lick their feet. The scenes involving his interactions with the game characters are awkward and clownish. So what is the protagonist's significance throughout the entire book?

Even if the company's top management has a tacit understanding with the Star Core Hunter, they can't say it openly. Like in this Kafka PV, even if the company truly treats its lower-level employees like beasts of burden, they couldn't allow Kafka to slaughter company employees in the video and then be hailed as a hero. What would those employees think?

Dude, I've been building this up for ages. The main storyline of Luofu ended in 100 chapters, and the main storyline of Pinocchio only ended after 470+ chapters, not to mention it's already over 700 chapters and we still haven't gotten to Onphalos? You can even spend a month writing a small version of the Luofu storyline, huh? Can you even write this much? If you can't, just quit.

It's so weak and feels so artificial, is it really not an AI story? Toppa is always adjusting his glasses while analyzing, Robin starts crying as soon as Sundays arrive, and Hanabi is always laughing and saying she wants even more fun. It feels like these characters are programmed with some kind of fixed routine. 😅