Real Game: I Have a Hundredfold Drop Rate

The protagonist seems like a complete novice when it comes to gaming. He's not exactly a gaming expert, but at least he seems like a normal player. He doesn't analyze skill stats or anything like that himself, relying entirely on others. 😒

It's often said that real games are like a second world. The protagonist is constantly wondering how this game passed censorship and why the game planners aren't being punished... Was it written in AI?

I like dark themes, and I hope the protagonist can maintain a normal level of intelligence and thought process. Good luck!

Anyone who's played Diablo 2 and knows the game's lore knows that the Necromancer is one of the few benevolent characters in Diablo, and he even has a legitimate church background—equivalent to managing a crematorium and cemetery today. The Necromancer has a formal position. The author writes that the skeletons summoned by the protagonist are universally hated, like rats in the light. I'm speechless.

The protagonist's monster-fighting gameplay alternates between being turn-based and non-turn-based, constantly shifting between the two.

The author probably never used such a huge cheat code. The "100x drop rate, 100x quantity" combo is a commonly used and addictive strategy. Especially with the "100x quantity" combo, if a monster drops anything, the screen will be filled with items. If a potion drops, there will be 100 bottles; if a piece of equipment drops, there will be 100 pieces; and gold coins will also be multiplied by 100.

There's not much else to say. Seeing a vulgar, face-slapping moment only once is acceptable, so I skipped it.

It's ridiculous to write a game like Diablo, where loot drops are so easy, with this kind of overpowered protagonist. In Diablo, without set items you're useless; NPCs in parallel worlds don't drop anything. What's the point of having one overpowered character? This story won't last long.

The story begins in an ancient time-travel setting; if you're a dreadful person, come and chop you down.

I know you chose a few characters to describe, but the problem is, if there's a lot of information, how do you have a conversation? You'll just get overwhelmed by the constant barrage of messages. It would be better to write it like the protagonist gets pulled into a guild or group chat by someone.