This Player Is Far Too Self-Indulgent

In the Nier world, either you are human or you are ✌🏻. You have to be an aborigine, Neil has time travellers, purely roadside.

I worked up my energy to read about chapter 180, and then after having a meal I really didn't want to continue. Some people in book circles say that the poor performance of this book is because the author chose unpopular games to reduce its popularity. In fact, I don't think that is necessarily the case. Although part of it is that the author followed several important tasks in the game and lacked enough original work, I think the real reason is that the author has positioned the protagonist more like a traveler traveling through the game world, so that he lacks the acumen of a warrior and the desire for self-improvement. However, on the other hand, the protagonist's performance can hardly be said to be enjoying the journey. The protagonist gives the impression that he is not like some novices who want to blow everything up all day long, but more like simply playing around in the game world. However, he does not show any active pursuit of fun. Instead, he seems to be following the main line of the game slowly, only changing the story in a few regrettable positions. Logically speaking, there is nothing wrong with this kind of character, but the protagonist is not worthy of this indifference. It can be seen that he cannot completely regard himself as a passing traveler and a pen that rewrites the story. So you can see that on the one hand, the protagonist wants to return to certain worlds to visit certain characters, but on the other hand, the protagonist seems not at all anxious to think about the future. And most importantly, the author may have his own understanding of how to promote the plot, but what I see is basically that the protagonist wanders around with the power to defeat mobs and provokes a hidden boss that cannot be beaten, so that he has to use character cards to transform to solve the problem. This is the case every time, and the protagonist does not actively plan the consumption of character cards before triggering the hidden boss, but triggers the hidden boss and then reveals a character card that can solve the problem. The author said that he didn't want to write the protagonist as if he had done everything, but firstly, there are too many such plots. Secondly, at least in the 180 chapters I read, the author's descriptions did not reflect the protagonist's self-awareness. There was no description that the protagonist only wandered around because the character cards in his hand were enough to consume him, nor did he say that the protagonist had made any progress in carefulness. In the end, it felt like the protagonist Jiao is not a living person, but an interactive terminal of the game system, which triggers events at a fixed frequency. Each triggering event requires a certain amount of consumables, and then through the author's management, he has more and more consumables in his hands. You see, this is the biggest problem. As a reader, watching others play management games is undoubtedly the most boring thing.

Missing the point! For example, the plot when the protagonist's human identity is exposed to the 8B trio was not written directly. The reason was that it was difficult to write and I didn't want to write "The Return of the Dragon King"! Don't readers like "The Return of the Dragon King"? No, what readers don't like is just "brainless and crooked words". Which reader doesn't like the carefully edited "The Return of the Brain-Dragon King"? I can actually stop writing this... If you are a full-time job, don't write it. Change your career to be a game anchor. If you don't do well as an anchor, find a class.

Isn't the earth in Nier's world locked by solar tides? I feel like the production team made this setting purely to save money by not alternating day and night, but if it were put in a real world, the bugs would be too big. Without explaining how it was locked, I just assumed it was caused by aliens. , But one side is scorched by the sun 365 days a year, and the other side has no sun at all all year round. There are two heavens of ice and fire. Even if the temperature is suitable at the junction, the environment is very bad, the atmospheric circulation will be destroyed, and it is impossible to form living things. However, there are plants and animals in the game 😂

It doesn't make much sense at the end. The emotional communication and plot description are too childish. However, those who really like two-dimensional wireless streaming can watch it. It's a more classic novice novel.

Nier World, Hibernation Warehouse, and First Encounter with the Twins. It feels like the beginning is very similar to the one next door, but unfortunately the one next door is Sheep Tail. The subject of the work is the harem. In the end, it has written millions of words, and the protagonist is still a young girl.

Although I just read Chapter 19, the protagonist exudes the innocence of a little virgin

It was originally written well, but I decided to write about some unpopular games to reduce its popularity.

As it is now, when the protagonist pushes Nier's main plot, Nier will have nothing to watch at all, and the eighty percentile achievement will be crushed in one stroke. Then the main world of Nier, apart from being interesting at the beginning, will basically be useless and not worth watching anymore.

Xiaobaiwen, please watch with caution if you don't want to take this bite.