The Shuddering World

Finally finished reading. The early stage is really exciting, and the later stages of Tundra City are pretty good too. Of course, after Tundra City, the plot completely fell apart. What do you think of the point-washing operation? It feels a bit awkward. Why do you want to make the protagonist weaker? Wouldn't it be enough to make the monster stronger? I heard that the author also wanted to write about other cities, but due to reality, he did not write about it and went directly into the big universe. I think it is a pity. In fact, I think it would definitely be more exciting if it were written. This section of the big universe obviously fell apart. The plot advanced too fast and it obviously felt like it was in a hurry to end. Moreover, those younger brothers in the early stage never appeared in the later stage. I think this is not good either. Maybe it was because I was too anxious to enter the big universe due to pressure, so the plot was not allocated well. Overall, this book is worth reading.

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I watched the pirated version when I was a student. I recently found out that the original version has finally been released, so I came to make up for it. The unfinished outline escapes, alas, a high-quality author like Lao Mo, who has been writing for more than ten years, can be influenced by readers, and the outline will 100% collapse when readers change it. This is a taboo in writing! Moreover, Lao Mo still changed it back and forth, which made it even worse. Let's analyze the issues mentioned in the last chapter of Lao Mo from the author's perspective: The plot design of the frozen soil chapter actually doesn't have much of a problem. The problem lies in the rhythm control, but the first half is too slow. It is neither boring nor oppressive, and the protagonist and others have not improved in strength. A few people have been playing single-player, fighting against the air. Just leave the snow mountain in the laboratory and then enter the Novice Village. The subsequent connection will not be a big problem. The old devil said that the protagonist is too strong and does not feel oppressive, so why not increase the boss's combat power? It's not like the boss is a fan, so why should the protagonist's combat power be suppressed? Since there is time travel and you can design a time travel to before the server is opened, you can directly design a time travel to months or even years later! Aren't the supporting characters and the boss both strong? Or the middle and late stages of a-test and b-test are also possible. Or we can divide it into levels such as first, second and third levels. For example, Tranquility City is a first-level area, and everyone is weak when opening the server. The frozen soil is a level two area. When the server is opened, everyone will go to level five, but the corresponding boss will be stronger. Flame City is a level three area. Everyone starts at level ten, and so on. If you don't directly mention the starting strength, it will be more difficult here, but the single boss will be stronger, the player's strength will increase faster, and it will also make it easier for the protagonist to level up later. Alternatively, it may be designed that several other areas have been in service for a long time, but are not in the same universe. The protagonist here has all entered Tranquility City, and the bosses in other areas have not been conquered, and a similar effect can be achieved. It's a pity that I didn't think about it properly when I designed the outline. I saw that the frozen soil chapter was finished before, but when there were only so many subsequent chapters, I suspected that it would be unfinished. Either the outline would be escaped or the settings would be changed, or the main plot would be pushed through at light speed and then ended. Looking at the back, it is true... After the end of the frozen soil, the plot is obviously only the early stage, but... Alas... There is another more intuitive problem: Lao Mo has changed the outline several times in a row, causing the main line and theme of the book to be completely different. From apocalyptic powers, to suspense, to infinity, to quasi-data-based online games, and finally to science fiction... It would be outrageous for such a huge jump in themes not to collapse. I believe that most of the brothers came here for the apocalypse, but after seeing half of the apocalypse article, the apocalypse was gone... What else was there to look at! If the old devil wants to speed up, it is better to design it so that after finishing in the frozen soil, the protagonist will be teleported directly to the main city, and then after an upgrade, he will scheming or cooperate with the other four beta testers who have the scepter to finally solve the crisis and clear the main city copy. The protagonist takes advantage of the situation and takes down all the others to unify and become the final passer. He discovers the truth about the Trembling City, and then directly connects the original plot outline to the Neng clan. It can only be said that it is a pity for a book that has been completely destroyed by reviews.

Good guy, I've made a breakthrough. I'm a keen fan of post-apocalyptic novels without heroines, as I will say in my profile. Before Chapter 363, this novel was a lone wolf, cold-blooded, decisive in killing, strategizing, and the IQs of the supporting characters were on the line. It made me feel extremely comfortable to read. Until Chapters 363-372 of the Novice Village, the protagonist and supporting characters made my head feel big, and I could clearly feel that their IQs were plummeting. . After reading these chapters, I felt that the protagonist lost his cold-blooded coat and started to talk sense, plus there were 5 chapters of family drama. To be honest, I wanted to skip these chapters, but I still read on. If you want to kill decisively, cold-bloodedly, and strategize for the protagonist and don't dislike having a female protagonist, it is strongly recommended to skip chapters 363-372. Let me read the following chapters slowly. . . (As for why I continue to read when I see a female protagonist, it's because I don't dislike this female protagonist. The female protagonists in other apocalyptic novels are troublemakers and forcefully lower their IQs, but this one is different. Another thing is that I have no choice... Otherwise I still wouldn't be able to find this novel from four years ago)

I spent more than 100 yuan in vain. Missing chapters and words. It gets messier towards the end. What the hell

I accidentally opened this book and remembered that I had read it a long time ago but hadn't finished it. Then I picked it up again and read 500 chapters. I figured out why I didn't finish it. It's a cliché that the protagonist will be bad at any level he rises to. If you pull out a supporting character at random, he must be two levels higher than the protagonist. It's super stable. It's like a Dou Zun walks around and the Dou Zong is not as good as a dog? It should be a book from a long time ago, so I really can't stand this old routine.

There is no need to read after chapter 500! I wonder what the author was thinking! Around chapter 500, the protagonist teleported from Tranquility City to other places, only to be teleported back after 1000 chapters! The flesh-and-blood characters depicted in the previous 500 chapters disappeared for nearly 500 chapters! Even the heroine of the Galaxy disappeared for 500 chapters!

I don't like harem stories, but I hope Liu Qian and Yinhe will get together in the end. Thumbs up if you agree.

Can you please fill in the broken chapters? The book is a good book, but I'm tired of always having broken chapters.

To put it bluntly, Thriller World is a book in which the protagonist upgrades and plays a dungeon, then changes the server and practices the trumpet again.

🤭 Applause, this protagonist has created the most successful one in Obiye's history, surpassing the past. This is how a protagonist in the end of the world should live, live truthfully, live indifferently, be kind but not a soldier, be kind and not be an immortal. No one's life is more precious than anyone else's. Why should I protect you in vain and provide you with food unconditionally? Many naive readers have been brainwashed by the harmonious society. They cannot understand the cruelty of the apocalypse. They think that in the apocalypse, unity and friendship should be used to overcome difficulties. This is simply an unrealistic fantasy and a manifestation of immaturity. Let the author use real apocalyptic writing to let them know what the apocalypse is and what survival is.

The writing is very good at the beginning, but it becomes more and more difficult as it goes on. The author still needs to sharpen his skills. Don't be affected by the external environment. It is best to stick to his original ideas and write seriously!

Why is this book so missing chapters? From article 210 onwards, all chapters are missing. I can't read it at all. I'm speechless.

The early stage is really good, but the later development is simply inexplicable and random, especially the ending, which is definitely the author's voice. It's really a bad ending. It's obvious that I didn't want to mess around with the ending.

To be honest, the early stages of this book were well written! It won't work in the later stages.

The writing is okay, but the outline is not very good? The protagonist's hands and feet are indeed buggy and are targeted by the world, but you can't just keep playing more than two hundred chapters, right? I read 200 chapters and they were fighting from beginning to end. I really couldn't stand it. It's even more awesome than Conan.

Hey, it's such a good book. I ordered hundreds of copies without looking at the chapter list. However, some of them were missing after reading two of them. I was tired and felt like it was a waste of money. It's a really good book.

I suggest you stop writing long novels and instead write short stories that will end with 500 chapters. The finale: Nightmare Jellyfish and Six Brothers and Sisters is one of the plots that impressed me the most. I can only say that I still like Lao Mo's original style, but it's a pity that Lao Mo has to cater to readers.

I have persisted in chasing you until now, and you just show me this and cry...? ? What about the horror you promised? What about the thrills you promised? Have you eaten them all up to the author? I want to read horror, I want to read horror, I want to read horror. I have been chasing your book for so long. You must be worthy of your title of horror master.

I couldn't stand it anymore after I went to Tundra City. I felt that the part about finding Lulu was a bit different.

No matter what, it's a good thing that the lockdown is lifted, come on, old devil! Awesome

The chapter is seriously broken... Not just one or two chapters... But several chapters. It's completely unreadable...

Rune technology. Spirit. Three body. Warp engine. Space jump. Black blood, three-body.

Ward Tian, ​​is this book unsealed? 😰

Good guy, the blockade was actually unblocked and Ye Qing came back

Can anyone explain why there are so many missing chapters and pages? Is it because of the starting point or the reason for uploading?

12 Votes support every day! ! Rain or shine~~~🌹

In the latest chapter, it turns out that the smart computer knows Liu Gan's strength. Then the next problem comes. The smart computers fight with each other at the beginning. The newcomers in the novice village are constantly upgraded and the weak ones are eliminated. Those who survive are bound to be those with strong willpower and decisive killings. If there is no bug like Liu Gan, the battle should still be very fierce. So the smart computer knows Liu Gan's strength and agrees to his request to fight to the death. This is not one side. The battle failed, so what is the point of the battle to further upgrade Liu Gan? Most of the people who survived the Galaxy Guild and those who did not join the guild and waited for death did not make it to the final elimination. Doesn't this go against the will of the smart computer to continuously upgrade and eliminate in order to survive? I feel that the smart computer will change the rules next, and it will not be easy for Liu Qian to win, but if he succeeds, he will definitely get more rewards. Otherwise, the smart computer is limited to only surviving 20 people, and the rest of the process is not important. Then it becomes purely a booster for Liu Gan to upgrade, recruit partners, and improve his abilities. . . .

I accidentally ordered more than 100 chapters in the later stage.

Trembling World, I particularly like it. Challenge yourself!