The NPC's Survival Guide

It's black bread mixed with sand and peppered. . . Many of the ideas are well written, but it's a pity that the author added a lot of disgusting plots to satisfy his own bad taste. It's not about the protagonist's character, it's about the author's character 1. Get someone else's wife pregnant and then kill her husband

Have you finished writing the outline yet? Don't just come up with a title and call it a day.

This novel is utter garbage; the protagonist is either in the spotlight or behind the scenes, wanting to participate extensively while simultaneously remotely controlling a mentally unstable individual. All the supporting characters are severely intellectually deficient. Calling the "cheat code" an "information cheat code" is a stretch; you might as well call it a "spoiler cheat code." (Spoilers, intellectual deficiencies, protagonist's flawless calculations)

The best fourth catastrophe game I've ever seen is the Earth Player in Rubik's Cube. I've played it several times. Now that the fourth catastrophe game is coming out, I'm quite excited.

The turning point came when the Earth Mother was a player, and things started to fall apart. Leaving aside the questionable humor, it felt like the author missed the point, rambling on and on with unnecessary details that were incredibly frustrating. To be honest, this is the first time I've seen something collapse so early.

The book is good, but why are there some inexplicably disturbing and tasteless plot points? It's painful to watch, and sometimes even disgusting.

At first, it was alright if you didn't think too much, but when you saw the "acting recklessly," I had to stop. It's not that I lack compassion, but when you're poor, you should cultivate your own virtue; when you're rich, you should help others. How many people can you save with your current abilities? If you save this one, will you not save the next? In the end, the job fair will just turn into a sob story. So this kind of plot shouldn't be written; there's no way to have both.

It can be deleted. It's one thing to have too many bad tastes, but what's with all the players being female?

The class system and its setup haven't been developed at all. Even with the protagonist having cheat codes, he can't make a single step. It's like this right from the start.

Faced with one complex situation after another, our brave and resourceful protagonist chose to keep taking risks and constantly using his special abilities. The tone is getting higher and higher, but the solutions rely heavily on information hacks and "Hey so-and-so, I need you to take a risk" or "Hey so-and-so, I have a dangerous mission for you, but don't worry, the author is behind us."