My Players Are Taking Control of the World

Thinking about this 🤔, why isn't anyone criticizing me? Why isn't anyone attacking my book? Am I using a single-player version of Qidian?

Honestly, I don't think writing about player-centric stories is a good path for newcomers. Player-centric stories mean a mix of players and native characters, and players have to constantly kill each other, resulting in two or three times the number of characters, which is difficult to manage.

"We become what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about the identity we pretend to be."

The plot device isn't strong enough, so it's destined to fall short of the facts stated in the synopsis. There's a high probability this book will be abandoned.

I'm wondering why no one is praising me? Praising my book? Maybe I'm using the single-player version of Qidian?

Updated a day ago, has it been mailed?

The completed novel, "I, the Fallen Prince, Send Money," is recommended. Players who have played a lot of immersive games, how could they be amateurs at shooting and fighting games? The first day they learned the cops were investigating undocumented immigrants, the next day the station was refreshing the list of headscarf-wearing, backpack-wearing men shouting the six-syllable mantra.

Has the author read Parrot's books? I think his kind is quite good, it's a pity he doesn't write anymore.

Is the author any good? 🙂 Don't abandon this book like the last one! 😏

It's alright. It does have that relaxed and humorous atmosphere of playing games with friends, which is a valuable aspect. The various abilities you acquire are also useful, increasing the game's replayability.