I Am a Fake NPC

It's very nice, but a little short. I hope there will be a sequel.

It's a bit too short, I still want to read it

The logic is illogical and the plot is confusing

Good

One person destroys a book

I feel a little bad about the character creation of Ellie. I feel that Ellie is a bit annoying to me (just my personal opinion)

I'm afraid the author is the only one who likes Ellie. Without that character, the book would probably be a 9. It would be a ruin.

I feel like the first part of this book was okay. In the middle, I probably couldn't think of how to write it, so I hurriedly wrote a tail and ended it. I would call it a bad book. The world view is so broad, and it even talks about NPCs having self-awareness. Instead of launching an attack on the real world to transform the book and expand the development space, it directly talks about the protagonist and NPCs. It's done over there, it's quite unbearable, and it doesn't mean that the monsters in the online game world appear in reality. This is nonsense after all, but at least it must be able to attack the Internet to climax. Even if the climax is completed and Nuwa comes out to save the scene, it is OK, but what I didn't expect is that the ending is really so bland and straightforward.

I don't understand what's so interesting about this? The plot is bland, the main character has no fighting ability at all, it's not funny, it's not funny, it's not funny, it's just a plot that couldn't be more bland, reading this book is a complete waste of life.