Steve's Adventures Across the Multiverse

For people who have never played MC, the reading threshold is a bit high. Many settings are unknown, and it is absolutely a failure to allow him to enter the MC world.

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Overall, the writing is pretty good. Although there are some problems with the protagonist's image and abilities, the rest of the writing is pretty good (maybe it's because I read it faster, and the protagonist's abilities and character creation are a bit too vague, but it's not a big problem. I have no problem watching it as an invincible streamer) Tanjiro's writing is okay, not too OOC. In the latest two chapters, Giyuu is a bit OOC (too many words, especially when communicating with others is too normal) Others, I won't comment on Wukai, but Tongmo is in line with the original feeling Overall, I will give you a solid review.

To put it simply, it is a novel similar to Overlord, but it is changed into the game Myriad Worlds. The protagonist is a server expert who comes with a Minecraft server. Just kidding. The main plot is a bit scattered. Of course, I have only written more than thirty chapters in total and can't lay out much of the main plot. As for the stamina, I don't have much sense yet. After listening to the book for more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the novelty has decreased, and the humanity of the protagonist has almost disappeared. To put it in human terms, the protagonist has basically become indifferent to human affairs. The mastermind, the Riddler, the savior, the card secrets of the new world, etc. The ingredients are too complex, and a fan-shaped statistical table can hardly detect the few tenths of a percent of human attributes. If you like this kind of book, you can read it. The reading threshold is not high, and it is not as serious as other book friends said. The author has handled this aspect well. You can read it even if you don't play MC. However, if you don't like this kind of novel with scarce human nature, I suggest you don't read it. It's a shame. Freshness: 15 Taste: spicy, slightly sweet, slightly bitter Me: What is in the chocolate? Author: It's mustard honey, I added mustard honey Me: MD, read all the labels next time, then it's mustard! !

Does this author seem to be writing a diary? Or dreaming, the feeling of writing wherever you dream

If you only look at the actual performance and not the background story, Steve should be the strongest protagonist in all games.

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After reading the first dozen chapters, I feel that all the descriptions are relatively childish. I have the feeling of ancient Internet writers writing articles, that is, they write very quickly, but I don't know why they are so fast. I omit the details where they should be, and write a lot of strange descriptions where they should be omitted (especially insignificant language expressions and action descriptions)

The writing style is too childish, and the plot design is rarely eye-catching It's more like a self-help article written out of the blue. If you only come here because of the MC theme, you can read it.

Damn author, why did you delete my comment?