I Turned Web Novels into a Game
我把网文做成了游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 851k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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- I Turned Web Novels Into GamesEnglish name
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368Chapters
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26.1kFans
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The screen is too wide.
The very first game is 100% virtual, and then it can even import reality. The official team is like visually impaired people who don't take any corresponding actions and just let things go haphazardly. The whole thing is very jarring. If the first game is this amazing, how are they going to write the rest? Is it going to be the same process?
I've tried it for everyone and it works, but I'd like to offer the author a suggestion: training techniques can be brought into reality, but the energy cultivated from real martial arts manuals shouldn't be, right? If it could be brought into reality, wouldn't it just be waiting to be sliced up?
It's better to stick to writing games; the impact on reality is unbearable.
Author, what else can a 100% virtual game offer besides cultivation? BYT discontinued, Aquaman became a god. Hehe 🙂
A game is just a game; expecting it to improve real life is a complete failure.
Another disgusting scapegoat start
Can you please stop bringing a huge burden to the game from the start? Do you really enjoy being blamed so much?
The game was well-written and I enjoyed reading it, but then they added this pointless "realism" thing, which was so nonsensical I skipped it immediately. One world wasn't enough, so they added an alien world – it's just too much! Why not just focus on making a good game instead of adding all this useless stuff?
Your writing is terrible; it doesn't capture the essence at all. Your book is full of minor flaws and clichéd plot devices.
Wow, a brand new track! 🤣 I'm really interested after reading the description!
This is just my personal opinion. The game portion is poorly done. I haven't read *Swallowed Star*, but I am a gamer. If I entered this game, the first thing I would do wouldn't rush to the so-called training hall, but rather click on the interface to determine my resources and primary objective, which would usually be accepting a quest to obtain initial equipment.