A Book List

I don't want to type this for now... I'll talk about it later. Anyway, it's very nice and I think it's more to my liking than the weird name book I added last time~

★The world setting is related to DND (by the way, the game played by the male protagonist is translated as "Dogs and Sewers: Doomsday Twilight"), an unspeakable foundation, and the myth of the genocide. ★Gives an explanation that at least seems reasonable for the gamification of the world. (As for the male protagonist's cheating, it cannot be said that it has nothing to do with his ability as the chosen god of the [Eternal Light] he believes in. It can only be said that it is exactly the same._(:Зゝ∠)_) ✮The author's writing style is relatively rare in Qidian. There are more descriptions of the male protagonist's appearance, and the male protagonist belongs to the slender and beautiful boy type... It feels like the more common protagonist type on a certain green novel website. There have been some improvements in this aspect after the revision, making it more normal (referring to the description of the protagonist) ★But! The author's writing style is still very good! It is a serious but relaxed type ~ and there are some interesting metaphors and jokes. ☆The description of battles is extremely confusing, but I still like to write about battles... ★The author spends a lot of time browsing the comment section - and often reveals the fact that he has saved manuscripts hhh ✮Compared to the first time I read this novel, the author seemed to have made some modifications, so that a lot of content was missing, so I had to start reading it again... (Then I briefly searched the previous version to try to recall where I saw it, and found that I had probably not read it (›´ω`‹ )) (The content of the male protagonist's diary was deleted, which is a pity, I think this part is quite interesting) ✮The author said that the prototypes of the Eternal Light include but are not limited to: Yog-Sothoth, Mythriel, Ouroboros, etc. He has mentioned one by one, but he has never seen so many prototypes (.) ☆To be honest, the most poisonous points of this book are probably the title and cover (=ＴェＴ=)

An article about game production, with a single female protagonist, and the female protagonist is very cute~ ★The male protagonist was in the third year of high school when he traveled through time. Because of the group work, he got to know the female protagonist who was a top student but only failed in this class. He slowly developed a relationship~ (the relationship was confirmed after graduation) ★In the world settings, there is a setting for playing games to increase mental power, but only plot-based games can increase it, but this is not very important. It is just a reasonable reason for everyone to respect the game. By the way, it provides a reason for the male protagonist to open a trumpet and make some games that are not recommended by mainstream society (because it cannot improve mental power)_(:зゝ∠)_ ★Although the male protagonist is keen on opening a trumpet, he doesn't care much about the waistcoat and won't go to great lengths to cover it up! I prefer this kind, the kind that obviously doesn't need to be kept secret, but the one who keeps his vest tightly covered seems quite annoyingòᆺó ★The writing style is plain but interesting, not boring and plain, it is quite interesting to read~ ☆❗Serious warning: last updated six months ago.

Subconscious movie ~ There is currently no female protagonist. If there is one, it can only be the male protagonist's cat who has turned into a beautiful girl⊂[┐'_'┌]⊃ ★Subliminal movies allow actors to shoot movies in a place similar to a holographic world. Their real-life memories will be temporarily blocked, and they will truly believe that they are the character in the movie. False memories will be implanted as the character's background. The director's prompts will be known to the actors as "voices", and they will think that these are their own thoughts. However, if the subconscious mind is strong, the "voices" cannot interfere with their behavior. ★The world setting has rounded up the reasons why all professions related to subliminal movies are highly respected and receive very good treatment. Although I can accept it simply because technology is too advanced and it is simply to enrich people's spiritual world, it would certainly be better to have a more convincing reason like this~ ★The character setting of the male protagonist is still the type that this author likes very much: "loving to be holy in front of others, kind and righteous, persevering, and self-improvement" ~ similar to the type of Ma Ran in this book. ☆Since the male protagonist's personality is more reflected in subconscious movies, and the male protagonist can maintain the memory of reality in it, it is difficult to say whether the male protagonist's kindness and justice, and his willingness to sacrifice himself for the people and the world are real. When he knows that this world is fake and death will not affect him here, he is willing to sacrifice. But what about in the real world? Will he still choose to sacrifice? Although I believe him, there is no proof. ◎I still remember that the last time I read the first subliminal movie-type book was "The Movie King" written by someone else's kitten wearing a vest... This cat must have been neutered)

It's still a comprehensive series~ This time the male protagonist's profession is a spellcaster who is good at melee combat! I don't know if there is a female protagonist, but judging from the current content, there shouldn't be (.) ★The setting of Zongwang is similar to a multiverse exchange center (?) But with the concept of dungeons. When players are low-level, the dungeons are virtual, and later they become the real world. ★The male protagonist's profession is shaman. He first made a wish to be a warlock, but later due to various reasons (mainly because I can't remember the reason) he became a characteristic profession of Eastern civilization. ★This setting on Zongwang may have been proposed by the author. Anyway, the first time I saw this setting was the author's first book "Bald Monk in the City"... ☆Most of the male protagonist's characters are quite good ("good" here means more likable by readers), but sometimes he is too modest. Although modesty is a good thing, being too modest is a bit bad⊂[┐'_'┌]⊃ ☆The characters' speeches have a somewhat archaic feel to them, which is a bit similar to those writing about Chinese martial arts during the Republic of China... Slightly awkward.

This is another type of book that you can wear into the game and become an NPC~ ★The male protagonist traveled through time and became a child and grew up in a different world. Although he has good talents, due to some reasons (because I forgot the specific reasons), he has never been able to become a mage. It was not until the player went online and interacted with the player that the necessary prerequisite for becoming a mage was achieved. ★The male protagonist does not have a player template, just an NPC template. Goldfinger can see the player's battle log. If the opponent thinks about magic theories, rune principles, etc. When beating the player, the male protagonist can see what they think about. Then the male protagonist uses this knowledge, his own ingenuity, and some kind of energy obtained from interacting with the player (yes, I forgot the specific energy again) to develop new spells, new professions, and the like. ☆Speaking of that special energy, its role is overstated. I feel that most of the male protagonist's achievements are due to this energy that every NPC can obtain and know how to use. Since everyone has this kind of energy, why can't the original owner of this knowledge come up with something new? ☆It is recommended to increase the proportion of the male protagonist in the research. The current situation is that the male protagonist only provides the final desired results. After all, knowledge is free. The research direction and route are determined based on special energy prompts. The progress bar seems to be... I can't remember this clearly. In short, the male protagonist's ability is not demonstrated. ☆The reason why the male protagonist wears a vest is very far-fetched. If you really can't find a reason, you can just say that the male protagonist just wants to wear a vest to amuse the players. There is no need to make excuses, it is a bit embarrassing. Not only this, the reasons for many of the male protagonist's actions are very... Strange, which makes people feel that he could have done otherwise⊂[┐'_'┌]⊃ ☆A few players who often appear do not have enough memory points, maybe because there are not many chapters yet?

Cthulhu + an unspeakable foundation + some other settings (mainly because I forgot what else) ★The male protagonist can travel between a Western fantasy world with gods, churches, extraordinary sequences, etc., And a modern world with the Ineffable Foundation and Cthulhu. (Manual coding) ✮The contained objects are not described too much. The description of a certain foundation mainly focuses on personnel concepts and the like. But it's actually quite well written (.) ★The lamp carried by the male protagonist should have some powerful setting, maybe related to a certain god. This lamp is of world-destruction level in the modern world, and no one else except the male protagonist can touch it. ★The modern world has been destroyed many times, and the male protagonist has also destroyed this world once. It is suspected that all the people in this world are not normal people. ☆To be honest, the title given to the male protagonist is really bad! Even if he is called "Lantern Man", he is better than this "Lantern Lord"! ★In the part I saw, the male protagonist created a kind of magic to stabilize his anchor point.