After All, I'm Just an NPC

This novel is too abstract. I have read the latest chapter and it seems that there is no main line. Although it is quite interesting, there are too many abstract things and I am a bit tired.

The introduction is a bit abstract, I hope the content is not too abstract...

The abstractness of this book is enough to make one doubt the author's species. I counted almost two non-repeating abstract jokes in each chapter. It's so outrageous. It has basically reached the end of the abstract subject matter. Normal people will definitely think "Who am I? Where am I? What the hell is this?" "What the hell?" But the writing is really bad. It's basically the bottom one. The plot has no logic at all. The whole process is messy and everything comes out one by one. It's obvious that the author probably has no outline and no plan and just writes wherever he thinks. . . The writing style is indeed not good, and in the end I ended up with such an extremely abstract and disorganized novel. . . Writing can only be improved through long-term practice and short-term improvement. . . I can only recommend the author to add a detailed list in [] for each prop and skill. Clear enough ability details and advanced development are a great joy. The author's abstract talent should be enough to write interesting enough details and development. . . In other aspects, it is recommended to study the work of Dream Master. The ultimate form of this book should be the abstract version of Dream Master.

It just felt very stream-of-consciousness. Where are the clues! ! Is it because I surf too little?

I've actually read everyone's comments, and the most common comment is "too abstract". In fact, the world is originally an elephant, and abstraction is a lash to the world. The purpose of writing this book is just to commemorate those old jokes that may be forgotten by people under the wash of the Internet wave. Perhaps when we look back a few years later, these abstract stories can bring us some different memories and happiness. As for the main story line of this book, it's not that it doesn't exist, I just don't want to release it so early. After all, everyone reads books for fun. To forcibly insert the main plot and forced settings into the unit drama of this game copy, I think it is an act that destroys the reading experience. After all, readers, you don't want to be fed a mouthful of settings halfway through your enjoyment. These settings and the follow-up to the main plot will definitely be released, but they will be in a form that is very appropriate for the game - So stay tuned!

The first dungeon was well written, but it fell into a rut since I couldn't exit the dungeon. In addition, the last few pictures were all trivial and I was completely confused. It was better to exit the dungeon like a normal one, and then after a few pictures, the next dungeon continued with abstract plots and abstract props.

I have read Chapter 27 so far, and I have a question: Why is there no one outside this gamified city doing anything?

Read 11 chapters. Feeling very confused

It took too long to write about playing cards. I feel it's not interesting, so I'll skip it now.

It's very abstract. If you like abstraction, you can check it out.

I found some novels among a large number of memes.

Write a novel about the fantasy of a mad queen. . . Too abstract

After reading it, I was confused and didn't understand.

Kind of reminds me of out-of-control players

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.