My Teacher Is a Speedrunner on Her Nth Playthrough

Although there are many people praising you in the comment area, you can't even write a letter or an introduction, so why should I think you can write a book well?

Let me start with a critical comment: this book might have really been a hit ten years ago. Ten years ago, when online literature was not so developed, no one really cared about this kind of protagonist problem. Tell me about the problem, that is a typical ideological stamp! Just like the kind of person who was an orphan before time travel ten years ago, and became the king of another world after time travel and dominated the harem but just wanted to go home. The author never intended to make the protagonist a human being, but rather a tool. The same is true for this game. Speeding has become a mental imprint, and the word speeding is in my mind. The author might as well write a time-travel possession novel based on the speed-passing program (TAS). After all, the program can't think and can only follow the settings, and neither can your protagonist. The simplest question, if a gamer loses the escape button in his head, is it still speedrunning? What about your external body? When fighting the Night Knight, he knew that he might not be able to resurrect from the dead, but he didn't make any changes in his actions. It stands to reason that if you can't pick up the equipment at the beginning, it will be impossible to complete the speedrun. That is to say, the results will inevitably be lower than the crotch, and it is still a speedrun with the stamp of thought. The plot of the NPC branch line has changed, so you have to guard against risks and explore new routes to prepare for the next game. Unless the protagonist is a thug speedrunner who will only copy other people's routes and explore pure waste on his own. In fact, this is very rare. The top players in the French Ring will all explore new ways to skip classes. Finally, pure speed pass players are all skipping classes to kill in a flash, which is the so-called adding points to kill them in one wave, and planning a route with the minimum necessary resources. Who can roll around and fight with swords without getting hurt? It's not surprising that a speedrunning player with all their equipment is beaten to death by the boss. The protagonist obviously started with a duck-like instant kill style, so why did he suddenly become unharmed? The so-called speedrunner protagonist you wrote is first of all not a player, not even a human being. Humans are intelligent beings, and your protagonist has no thinking. Secondly, he is not a speedrunner. Innocent players and speedrunners are basically two different groups of people. To sum up, I can understand that your idea is to create a selling point by using the conflict between the thinking of speedrunners and the thinking of normal people in another world. Unfortunately, you wrote it too deliberately. It was so deliberate that everyone can see that the protagonist is a tool and was not intended to be shaped at all. Instead, it resulted in positive and negative effects. Maybe it would be better if you wrote the different world normally. It's a pity that the good idea was not written down.

This introduction is simply a copy of a meme. The title and introduction combined cannot even let people know what subject category it is about. This is a complete failure.

The book is indeed a good book, but the introduction is really not good. I came in as a poisoner. If I hadn't seen a brother in the discussion forum saying that the introduction delays the good book, I would have left after seeing the introduction. The person who protected the B introduction from being changed is even more amazing. The introduction has inexplicably received less clicks. Where can the author reason with the eunuch because of poor grades?

Do you know that your book is a new one? What is the introduction? Others want to draw people in to read it. You first put a sieve to keep people out.

The incompetent female teammate makes me skeptical of the good reviews of this book. Is it all a lie?

This introduction made me sit up and make me pee from the protagonist's forehead.

Fast promotion, but you can inherit the equipment from the previous week, and now I see that the protagonist is over level 50, but he can't wear clothes or anything with the load. It seems that the full level is only 200. Thinking about it this way, you can't wear a full set of equipment at level 200. There is no game with such a low load capacity, but the warehouse does not account for the load, which is ridiculous. The plot is acceptable.

It's better to change the introduction. It's not about attracting readers, but it's good if it's not about dissuading readers.

Just finished reading Chapter 4. At the beginning, except for the mage student, a group of people chased the protagonist and killed them all the way. They directly stabbed the protagonist but the protagonist dodged past. In the case of obvious opposition, the protagonist does not care about this group of people and just lets them go? I want to know if anyone else who attacked him was killed later? Or at least compensation. You can't just let it go with nothing, not even an apology, right? That is simply an extremely poisonous article. I hope someone can answer this. If someone else wants to kill the protagonist, but the protagonist casually lets it go, then this should be a reminder to future book friends.