I’m Here to Play a Game
我是来玩游戏的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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162Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
2.9kFans
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I hope they don't go completely off the rails and insist it's a game and the characters are all NPCs. That would be utterly disgusting.
The first chapter disgusted me; it was neither properly segmented nor coherent, and the content was insane. It just didn't suit my taste; I only found it utterly maddening.
It's written like crap.
The previous points mentioned the protagonist having a player mentality, but what happens when they enter a dungeon? If the protagonist has a player mentality, would they leave items for the dungeon NPCs? They'd definitely take everything. Since dungeons refresh, giving the meatball to Yukino or someone else in the real world would just create another teammate who can teleport and heal.
Write more, that's what a true player does.
It's not good. The plot is weak and the main character's personality is hard to maintain.
The reason for taking Yukino on an adventure doesn't seem very compelling; it's more like a mission.
It feels a bit disjointed, jumping around in circles.
Despite being incredibly annoyed, he spent ages arguing with the NPC, repeatedly emphasizing that it was a game feature. It took several rounds to explain what the so-called game was. His nickname was Yang Wei, and he hadn't even considered R18.
It's not like my buddy's magic transforms him into a dragon. There are otherworldly universes out there, and transformation magic can completely transform into that kind of thing. From manga to anime, you can see that, and you won't find anything surprising about elves or priests.
It's a quick transmigration story set in a different world, and surprisingly good. However, I feel that it's more suitable for Cat Station, since there are more fanfictions about anime characters like Yukino and Hiratsuka Shizuka on Cat Station, while Qidian has more fanfiction of mainstream manga. Overall, it seemed pretty easy.