The Game's Protagonist? I Really Have to Control You Now

The soul-based worldview you described in your last book was actually quite good. I was wondering if you would continue to stay within your comfort zone. It's generally best not to step out of your comfort zone too early when writing novels; it's easy to lose old readers and difficult to retain new ones. Besides, the genre you chose is indeed niche and difficult to finish. None of the similar works I've read before have survived.

Baby, I will always be watching over you.

I've noticed that any story about Kingdom Comedy, especially one that touches on medieval politics and beliefs, ends up with a ton of nonsensical embellishments. The crucial point is, how many readers actually care about the protagonist's political maneuvering and territorial expansion in the Middle Ages?

Putting aside the author's fate, can't they just update 100,000 words a day?

I've seen similar ideas before; I wonder if the author will be able to finish it successfully.

One game, one protagonist. Once you leave, it's over completely. Don't keep going back and forth, otherwise it will turn into a max-level character team-up strategy, and you know the consequences of that.

This type of game isn't suitable for switching after completing the first one; the pace is too slow and it lacks satisfying moments. It's best to switch to another game when you encounter difficulties halfway through. This way, you have a solid foundation and a smoother start. Once you're almost there, you can use the abilities and equipment gained from the second game to easily overcome the challenges of the first.

This user is a very mysterious spammer. Those who enjoy the "infinite world" genre have definitely encountered this user in the comment sections of more than one book. They completely pollute the comment section with spam, just posting the title of the work followed by numerous images. I've seen more than one book ruined by this user.

Why can't Leon be a Witcher with Spartan blood? Dead Eye is just too lame. He should be playing Devil May Cry in Resident Evil. 😋

Kingdom Come: Deliverance, The Witcher series, Red Dead Redemption—these kinds of worlds with rich plots and high freedom are your best choices. Others that are too overpowering or have thin content are difficult to write well.