Hong Kong Crossover: The Only Player

Pretending not to know the plot is really disgusting🤢😰😰 And the plot is confusing

I haven't watched it yet, just asking if you accept these four.

Initially, the protagonist could be seen as part of a game world; however, if this continues indefinitely, it might come across as a bit like feigning madness.

I've seen too many player-driven stories and I'm tired of them. I didn't realize the plot was so cheesy; I'm guessing the protagonist won't find out until the very end that it's not a game but a time-travel experience. So I'm leaving.

0.4 Points, 7 books at level 4. The synopsis is quite appealing, but the writing style hasn't improved at all; it's only at level 1.

Is the protagonist a native? How come he doesn't know anything about this?

What kind of nonsense is this? I have no desire to continue reading. If you can't write, take a look at Liao Wenjie's work!

Let's say a normal player encounters a storyline involving Se Se and doesn't bother to explore it. Maybe they'll skip it later when they get tired of the game, but would they let such a storyline pass them by early on? Playing dumb too much defeats the purpose.

It's like a diary entry; without truly participating in the story, it's quite boring.

I haven't watched it yet, but I feel these four are even more amazing.