What Do You Mean, Demoness? I'm Clearly Controlling the Sword God

Novels of this type are full of potential minefields. If the author wants to seduce the readers in real life, he will suddenly become thunderous and will not dare to read them at all.

I don't understand why the characters can hear what the protagonist is saying. Well, even if the protagonist talks to himself, why can the characters hear it? He didn't turn on the mic. Well, even if the protagonist turned on the mic, why can only the protagonist be heard and not the character's voice? Why is it so disgusting?

A crazy set of templates, huh?

Is it another kind of mindless novel where you force yourself not to think or read the plot and never know that the other person is in the real world?

I can't stand it. Who plays games without reading what the NPCs say? Isn't it too far-fetched to deliberately ignore what the NPC says? Is it fun to be deliberately rude? Treat readers as fools, right?

This one really doesn't work. The biggest problem is that there's nothing exciting about it. It's clearly written with a fun setting, but it has to be some bullshit foreshadowing. It looks really awkward.

There are already AI skits on this subject, but they are still relatively new. At present, they are still relatively routine. I hope there will be some new developments in the future.

Why are there so many templates for game masters? Here's a game for a low hand.

One? Many? None? (I would like to ask an extra question about this type of thing, is it a lily?)

If the main character stays this stupid, this book won't survive!