I Transmigrated, but the Game Won't Launch for Another Year?

Bringing a few skeletons and achieving glorious victories every day without taking any damage, people who didn't know better would think you summoned bone dragons. The opponent boasted about their elite units, but they couldn't even kill a single skeleton. 🤭

The three golden chapters have featured so many regrets about the past life. I know you regret your past life, but could you please stop regretting it and start the main storyline first?

Every now and then, people comment that the premise is good, but the writing is a mess. Seriously, there's no sense of sophistication whatsoever. All those moments of surprise and exclamation are like a seasoned player who's died once, acting like a complete newbie, giving themselves impressive titles, but the author's writing and the reader's experience just don't live up to them—it feels disjointed.

There were no satisfying moments. The author's intention to suppress combat power was very obvious in the first four chapters. I understand that he was afraid the protagonist would develop too quickly, and you can limit it through resources. But directly suppressing combat power by using the fact that upgraded units can occupy more population and weakening synergies is really unacceptable.

It's both awkward and pointless. I hate it when players are making such a fuss. It's not enough for the main character to brag about himself, he also has to get players to brag about him every day—on live streams, on forums, and in voice chat. How awkward is that? And there's absolutely no content. Is he just rambling on?

There's a reason this book isn't popular. Even if the data flow is this good, it's rare to see it this drawn out. Heroes of Might and Magic, a lord-based novel, normally involves dozens of battles a day, especially with its added element of micro-management and lossless combat. Every battle is described in detail. If someone pre-registered for a year in single-player mode, they'd have to write 3 million words by the time players logged in.

I don't mind if the description is true, but it's going too far to show it once and then explain it again in one chapter. The two paragraphs together take up almost half of the chapter, and it goes on and on. At least insert it into the battle scenes a few chapters later to fill the gaps.

Chapter 103, without exaggeration, is entirely nonsense; there's not a single line of content. Skipping it won't affect your reading at all. If it keeps going like this, goodbye!

I recommend reading Yu Min's works. Although some parts are a bit dry, they have many interesting concepts and ideas that are very enlightening.

Ah, so refreshing! Phrases like "past life" and "this and that" have appeared far too often. Reading them several times in one chapter is making me want to cry!