A New Version Every Day: A Text Game Invades Reality

"Night of the Full Moon" and "The Sultan's Game." There is a mobile game on Night of the Full Moon, the plot is free, and you can also change modes to play cards, which is quite relaxing. Sudan's game is on Steam. It's not expensive and has multiple plots and open endings. If you like this type of game, you'll be addicted to it as soon as you play it. I highly recommend it.

I am Shennong The male protagonist is a normal person in dealing with crises. He is well-developed in the early stage. Once he has the strength, he will deal with his opponents decisively. He can take revenge and kill people overnight. The plot of the game is quite satisfactory, there is nothing wrong with it, but it is not particularly eye-catching either. The architectural effect of the gathering place can be seen. The author should manage the comment area. There are too many negative reviews, which is not conducive to the development of this book.

1. The relationship between Lao Li and the policewoman: The author clearly stated that after the death of the policewoman's parents, Lao Li and his family have been taking care of the policewoman, so Lao Li is basically the father of the policewoman. 2. Why the female police officer is looking for the male protagonist: The author also clearly wrote that after Lao Li disappeared, the female police officer had already looked for clues from other people, but all of them were broken, so she could only look for the male protagonist whom she had not yet understood. Moreover, there is a high probability that the male protagonist has a problem, because Lao Li hinted at it after she investigated the male protagonist, and the female police officer just wanted to make things bigger and know Lao Li's whereabouts. It doesn't matter whether the male protagonist has a problem or not. 3. Why not kill the policewoman directly: Because the policewoman has already contacted the media before looking for the male protagonist. If you kill the media first, how will you deal with it? If you kill the media later and interview the media, it will make a big fuss. 4. The female police officer was too stiff: the first time something happened, and then she was followed and investigated, that was the foreshadowing. At first I thought it was a classic investigation that went wrong, and then I pestered the male protagonist. It turned out that the male protagonist handled it very well, fully befitting the identity of a detective, and the female police officer also thought there was no problem and went back. The only problem is that the author writes too fast and it feels stiff when you read it in one go. In fact, the development of the plot until now is completely logical. 5. Then why so many people say it is poisonous: Because the policewoman is a beautiful woman (laughs), this kind of plot where something goes wrong and the policewoman gets entangled with the male protagonist is a bit cliche.

The book is a good book, but when I read the reviews, I thought it was so toxic. It's not very good. It's not a pretty policewoman. They didn't do anything to the main character. The reviews are too sexually repressed. I can still criticize it.

I saw the latest chapter, and my review is just one word, very good! Not just a play on words, the stitching monster is all sewn up. The author is obviously a trumpet, his writing style is sophisticated, and his attention to detail is very good. The protagonist is the type I like to watch. Just like Zhanmei Su, under his gaze, the protagonist is calm and powerful. There is nothing sinister about the plot, and the arrangement is very reasonable. Under His watch, the protagonist went from being at risk of being exposed to casually obliterating all real risks in just four or five days.

The copy is good-looking, the real-life plot and the policewoman are weird, and the few female characters who appear are very vicious, but it's very satisfying to be sucked into. I may not have understood the details after reading it all at once, but after thinking about it, the plot of the female police officer was really weird. She obviously wanted the protagonist to help but failed. She was coerced by the protagonist, buried the body and was videotaped. She also joined in to help the protagonist with food and other things like a normal person, and then later found out that the protagonist killed him. I met several people and didn't think there was any problem. When they finally parted, I still felt that the protagonist was a good person. Why? Because he helped her draw a gift pack and reached the upper limit of the reward. She still knew that her game identity was created by the protagonist, and that Officer Li, whom she cared about, was fine. The official is also very strange. The previous impression was that Anguang kidnapped players and imprisoned various people under black contracts, which was the official black glove positioning. Later, when there was an explosion, the official jumped out and asked the protagonist to investigate the people behind the scenes. . . Very strange

A very interesting book👍

It may be related to "There is definitely something wrong with this text adventure game". That book also incorporates the full moon night. (I haven't read the book yet, just commenting first)

The copy is quite interesting. If you don't like the reality, just skip it.

With so many skills and identities, it's hard to bite off more than you can chew.