A Survival Guide to the Rich Man's Game

This book can only be used as practice. Because there is no data. Anyway, once you feel you've practiced enough, you can start writing the ending.

The synopsis was too vague. When I first read it, I thought it was a lighthearted, urban fantasy novel, but after reading the content, I realized it was a serious, eerie mystery. 😅

The classic view is that this is just a game, and no matter what, it's still just a game.

Although I haven't started reading it yet, judging from the fact that it's still not available after 300,000 words, I know the writing style needs improvement. The subject matter is quite creative.

I read it so-so, the quality is average. Does the protagonist seem to have a psychological or mental illness? Does he lack fear or anything like that? He accepts everything without any reaction, as if it were perfectly natural, without any normal emotional response. Of course, it's also possible that the writing isn't strong enough, so some parts feel particularly flat, like the plot is simply being explained, without any sense of crisis, like the part where he escapes from Ercheng.

According to my standards, there should be an average score every three chapters; I won't read anything that doesn't meet this standard. 🙂

Friends, this author has great potential! You can practice your writing skills, and you can gradually develop your logical structure. The only thing that's hard to find is creativity, that fresh and vibrant spirit. This book is great, a refreshing read. I've already voted for it.

I spent two hours reading the latest chapters over the past two days. The book's theme is like a game-themed fantasy world, but the synopsis gives the impression of an urban fantasy novel (as someone pointed out in the comments). Since the theme is a game-themed fantasy world, the book's settings, skills, equipment, and quests aren't explained in the same format as system novels, making it a bit…

First of all, the subject matter is good. I haven't seen any other books on the Monopoly theme, so the author could explore it further. Secondly, while the author's basic writing skills are decent, the story has issues: what is the protagonist's goal? What is the purpose of the currency in Monopoly? What are the consequences of going bankrupt?

The scene descriptions are good, but there's a bit too little information about the real world. The buildings in the supernatural world are also being reclaimed a little too quickly. The pacing could be slowed down a bit. Keep up the good work, author! It's already in the introduction section.