World Game: The Character I Created Came to Life!
世界游戏：我捏脸的角色活了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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441Chapters
4.9kRecommendations
5.7kFans
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Adding an original protagonist to a crossover novel like this is a major flaw. People want to see the amazing reactions of characters from different works meeting again, not an original protagonist showing off. The previous Dragon Ball Wars novel was particularly great.
I hope that, like the previous book, the characters' unique traits will be preserved, and that these characters won't become mindless "666" characters who only shout "The protagonist is awesome!" And awkwardly praise the protagonist's foresight.
Author, please come back and write Prince of Tennis! I really love your version of Prince of Tennis.
Is this main character even necessary?
Like a loudspeaker, it's not very useful, and the book lacks exciting moments; the protagonist just spouts a lot of useless stuff.
This approach doesn't seem to be working.
To be honest, I didn't find this book very interesting. Perhaps it's because I've read several books with similar plots, like The Summoner of Miracles, but none of them have the same feel as when I was reading Age of Miracles. That book really had something to offer; the character development and skill system were quite impressive. However, this book still feels very outdated and formulaic, at least up to now.
A brief evaluation
As a long-time fan who has followed the author through two of their books, I'd objectively say that the current chapters of this book are rather boring, far less engaging than the beginnings of the first two. It's too bland.
All I can say is a lump
This one is completely inferior to the previous one. Although the plot and writing of the previous one were just average, the subject matter was excellent, satisfying most people's desire to read about electronic cricket fighting. In addition, the beginning was well-written, which kept many people reading. This one, however, lacks both an appealing subject matter and engaging writing style and plot. I suggest going back to crossover anime.
Holy crap, a super-powerful transformation into a beautiful girl?!
Current intuitive feeling
The early online game score is 85, the well-written anime characters score 90, so the total is 80. This isn't a matter of the author's writing style; it's a problem with the subject matter.
The author must really love writing! This book is such a flop!