Caesar's Game
凯撒的游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Shennong began to test poison
The introduction directly left me as a man like an eagle, I want to taste it💩It is chocolate.
I'm Caesar, and I'm going to start issuing cards!
Write down your most eager, dirty, and shameful wishes here, but they can pass the trial! If there are any serious consequences, go downstairs to find the murderer and kill him!
What is the protagonist's ultimate goal? Slept with Caesar? Sultan's game is indeed interesting.
Mistaken the main character and the supporting character 😂
After watching it for a long time, I realized that Lancelot is the protagonist! I always thought that Caesar was the protagonist, using the template of a villain, but he might die miserably in the end, but it turned out that he was a supporting villain. However, because Lancelot is not regarded as the protagonist, we can look at his setbacks and successes rationally, instead of not reading the book if it feels unsatisfactory when encountering setbacks. This feeling has never happened before, it's quite amazing🫠
Think of purified liquid as the optimization of genetic information... Not to mention how you screen, extract, tailor and splice it, how do you spread it to every cell in the body? If you want science, be scientific to the end; if you want fantasy, be fantasy to the end, otherwise it will be really ugly
Well. . Another author who lets himself go. . I wrote it very well but made the readers look like fools. . .
Isn't it a bit unreasonable? If you resist the killing, your whole family will be executed. Then if you get the killing card, you can just use the card to find the person you want to kill. If you don't want to be killed, your whole family will be killed.
I originally read on with the mentality that I would make progress.
The result is that the writing becomes more and more unsightly from the middle. The author wants to portray the protagonist as very wise, but it is completely impossible to see where the wisdom lies. .
There is fun, but not much.
Poison point: When I saw the ABCS levels for various attributes, I was blinded. Later, when I saw that the person who received the card could enter the ruins of the old gods to complete tasks to offset the punishment, I was choked by the strong flavor of Western fantasy adventurers. This undoubtedly shook the core of the battle of wits. Narratively, the protagonist has upgraded and his life has gotten better, but every Caesar card game cannot prevent tragedy from happening, and there is a sense of contradiction. Advantages: Caesar's game is really fun. Summary: The story of the protagonist improving his strength and connections to fight against the fun-loving Caesar. There is an element of wits in it, but the fun is sparsely distributed and not fun enough.
Can a good deed like fucking a dragon be rewarded?