You Have No Right to Judge My Game
我的游戏，你无权颁奖
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- 653k Words
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- Gaming
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- 1y ago
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Shennong is here!
I've finished watching the updated version, and overall I really liked it. The main thing is that it's logical; the protagonist isn't portrayed as an omnipotent god, but rather does everything himself, which makes perfect sense. He's a good leader who guides his team to produce quality work, which is commendable. Furthermore, there doesn't seem to be much female involvement so far.
The author's protagonist and cheat system are much better to read than some novels where the cheat system directly provides the entire game, and the protagonist and cheat system are also given the title of "game making master" (a cheat system with a training system or similar feature).
When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.
As expected, they're keeping up with current events. But did they write about martial law in South Korea?
Honestly, 2077 should be written based on the real United States, even if it's a bit conservative.
The most surreal thing that seems to me right now is that 2077 has actually converged. 😰🥵😰 Watching "Boston Round Face" on Bilibili talk about his experiences, I understood for the first time in my life what it means to believe that "capitalist society is a cannibalistic society," and what it means to have a problem where "I recognize every word individually, but not when they're put together."
The protagonist encounters 3DM and GamerSky at the start; these pirated games are as powerful as monsters, invincible, leaving him with no choice but to make a living by playing pay-to-win mobile games.
It's very well written, the plot is logical and flows smoothly, and the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) design is reasonable. The only drawback is that there are too few authors. Could you update 10 times a day?
I had a four-year online relationship with Black Myth, and in the end, Youke did not disappoint me. Now, it's your turn, author. Keep going! Embarking on the journey to the West is more important than reaching the sacred mountain.
That's interesting. At least the author actually plays the game, which is much better than a bunch of novelists who just copy game review videos.
😆My "Little Robot" doesn't deserve an award, right?