The Stars, Players, and Immortals
群星，玩家与不朽者
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- Ongoing
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- 977k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
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282Chapters
72Monthly votes
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32.8kFans
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Mainly Otherworldly Stories and Romance (Game Stories Are Otherworldly Too)
I haven't found any good romance fluff to read lately T^T Could you leave a comment after you find a book here? ⊙▽⊙ P.S. I haven't found a book that suits me in ages. I'm in tears.
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Warhammer Across the World: Unite and Become One Family (Number■■■)
Warhammer fan fiction
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I'm not a fan of the conventional heroic style. I prefer hunting down obscure, interesting books. These are the ones I'm currently following.
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Gaga, all my illustrations and comments for my novel were rejected. (°ー°) Let's look at them here, Gaga.
Live broadcast text
The story is a live stream where the main character is an NPC guiding the live stream players.
The overall style is rather serious, and much of the plot doesn't involve the player. Why include a player in a proper farming/development story? Having the player and the natives develop their own paths simultaneously feels awkward and incongruous. It's like launching serious operations on one side and then casually launching attacks on the other…
Both advantages and disadvantages are quite obvious.
Having seen the collaboration between Firemoon and Stellaris, I have mixed feelings about this book. On the one hand, the concept is good, and I think the fusion and reinvention of Stellaris and Warhammer is quite successful. It retains the interesting parts of each world setting, and also uses the subtle relationship between Stellaris and Warhammer to appropriately remove the dregs in Warhammer.
Well written
This book is well-written as a Fourth Calamity novel, avoiding the biggest problem of this genre. It strikes a good balance between the player, the natives, and the protagonist in the plot. It avoids a situation where one side is too powerful and the presence or absence of others doesn't affect the plot, while also preventing one side from simply working for others and making the reader wonder…
Could it be that the old eunuch would rather die than stand up?
A whole bunch of pseudonyms including Benbenge Songjuke Zhengedaidan Shanjulaosou Shuhaishenyou Yinhe Meiying Yinhe Tonghua Baijing Zuojia Yinyou Jiansheng Yinhe Wanzhou Yinhe Shuoshuren Shanju Zhongxiaye Shaoran de Yinhe
The storytelling is a bit weak; it feels like an expanded version of a farming game into a novel.
Shennong is here
This book is generally rated slightly above average, but it's a niche gem and highly recommended for those who enjoy it, such as myself, a long-time Stellaris fan.
I feel like online game novels are becoming less and less popular these days.
The beginning was alright, but the section about preparing for the rebellion was too weak. It consisted of long passages of terminology and explanations, lengthy procedures for activating various equipment, and detailed breakdowns of the different unit squads... There wasn't much actual plot in that chapter. It reminds me of a cultivation novel from last year.