Wasteland Search, Fight, Extract: I Became a Shelter
末世搜打撤：我变成了避难所
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 647k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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- Post-Apoc Raid & Retreat: I Became a ShelterEnglish name
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As a reader, I can understand the author's treatment of the player (Killer Awen), but if I put myself in the player's shoes, I didn't cheat, I didn't play maliciously, everything was within the game rules, but I was inexplicably banned. To be honest, this kind of plot affects the experience of people who usually play games, and it's quite frustrating to watch.
This is just writing whatever comes to mind without an outline.
The title was "Search, Fight, and Withdraw," but after only two chapters, it was changed to an open-world exploration story. Then, unable to continue, it was changed to a farming story. Halfway through the farming story, it was changed to a tale of love, hate, and adventure between native NPCs.
I've given up on the book. The settings keep changing, and the plot gets more and more complicated as it goes on. Moreover, the settings are changed inexplicably and without any warning. Even the theme is being changed. I was drawn in by the search and attack, but what's going on later? It feels like another god-like story, all inexplicable. I'm giving up.
Has the author never participated in a lottery in an online game?
After reading over 40 chapters, the protagonist felt the economy was about to collapse and wanted to launch a lottery event to drain players' funds, only to realize he had no trump cards left... It's infuriating! I still have the muscular girl and the new archer guy who haven't been added to the player character list yet, why not just put them in the prize pool as new characters?
Why not use virtual reality instead of this crappy mobile phone writing method?
The multicultural world is getting a bit self-indulgent.
Based on previous reviews, it seemed like a mediocre book, but after actually reading it, if you can ignore some of the contradictory settings and the random numerical entries, the overall reading experience is actually quite good. However, once the collider started creating the multiverse, the sense of exhilaration began to decline sharply, and in the latest chapters, the protagonist was…
It's a mess. On one hand, it says that players will consume resources when they die, but on the other hand, it makes players fight each other and doesn't allow them to collect resources, and they kill humanoids.
I do not understand Acidic Cape got so much flak because of its evacuation point. The author also followed the design to create a prison standard. Those who play Acidic Corner will definitely go to your comments to vent their emotions. They've turned their reader community into a complete garbage dump. Just for that 6/40 kills before your retreat
The author's decision to allow PvP in the early stages due to insufficient resources was a complete mistake. They should have simply set it up as a PvE-focused game with PvP unlocking at a certain level.
Dude, what are you doing?
I recently (50 chapters ago) commented that it was very interesting, the three-line narrative was great, but there were some potential problems. It's only been a month, dude. I can't even understand what he's writing anymore, and his grades have plummeted without me even having to guess. What on earth are you doing, bro? You're the first person to write a novel that readers can't understand.