I Was Forced to Become an NPC in a Survival Game

It's just so so. I thought the heroine was an NPC, but I didn't expect that she just wears an NPC identity but has to do the same survival tasks as the players. NPC players are also players, they just know more information than ordinary players. Forget it if you look at it from the NPC perspective. This article should have a male protagonist. The first time the male protagonist meets the female protagonist, he knows that the female protagonist is an NPC player. Not interesting

The male and female protagonists have upright views on three things, and the female protagonist is a growth-oriented male protagonist who doesn't talk harshly to others. The plot content is also in line with the title of the book. You are trying to survive in a survival game. The author writes the supernatural part very well (I was scared at times). I don't understand why so few people watched it and the ratings are low. (Personal feelings, don't comment if you don't like it) Note: Be cautious if you don't like growth-oriented heroines.

The heroine's growth line allows readers to further perceive the charm of the heroine's character. She is not as stupid as the comments say, but is down-to-earth and has a clear understanding of love and hate, and firmly believes that if you pay, you will gain. In fact, the emotional line is not as empty as the author himself said, and there are still traces to follow. The male protagonist is not very new, but there is no OOC from beginning to end. The combination of the two makes me very happy. The only shortcoming is that I read it too quickly. After more than 700 chapters, the pace became very tight. The line of the leader named Zhang in the real world ended without being clearly explained. It would be nice if the author could write more (reach out and knock on the bowl)

I didn't finish it, so I gave up. It's so boring to watch them having sex. When the male protagonist meets the female protagonist for the first time, he feels like he has the feeling of "Finally found the lover in his previous life but can't recognize each other". The reason for this description is that he always feels that the male protagonist is very inexplicable, and he starts to have a secret love inexplicably. I have read more than 400 chapters, and I haven't broken through the window paper. The heroine still has a careless and ignorant character. I brought a prop called "Xiang Xie", and it looked like I didn't bring it with me. Other skills were also unable to be used to balance the mechanism. There's nothing special about it in the first place, but when I finally managed to get something, it was squeezed out little by little, which was very frustrating. The plot isn't particularly outstanding, I just wanted to skip it as I watched it. And the fact that they are in a relationship, for this novel, emmm... It should be said that for me, there is no bonus point when reading this novel. Even the male protagonist sometimes appears, which makes me feel that he is "stealing credit". This is also the first time I have felt this way while reading a novel. A rough description is that many times it is obvious that the heroine has suffered a lot, is growing up rapidly, and is nearing the end, but as long as she meets the male protagonist, it seems that a buff that says "I can't live without him" is passively refreshed. The impression is that the heroine's previous hardships were all in vain, and the game is not as satisfying as it should be. In fact, the image of the male protagonist is not annoying, but I don't know why. The more I watch it, the less interested I am in him. When and in what form he will appear, I don't want to know at all, and I won't find it a surprise. It's very strange, but I don't know where it is.

... When the heroine first entered the game, she quickly became cold and ruthless. She could kill people at will. She was a strong female player. When it came to reality... It was hard to explain in words. She was a good girl. What her parents and relatives wanted her to do. She resisted in silence for a while, and then said that she should agree for the sake of purity. She was completely speechless. She couldn't stand it anymore. Is she a split personality?

I'm about a quarter of the way through it, and I can't help but comment here. The overall story is pretty good, but the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are a little bit off, eh. . . Yeah, but that doesn't mean it's a good book. If you read it for people who value emotional drama, it will be a bit uncomfortable and can't be read. But the story of each copy is still very good. On a ten-point scale, it would be about seven to eight points. If the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists is not so awkward, it would be 9-10 points. Well, it is a good book. These are the early comments. I will make additional comments after reading it.

To be honest, this book is almost the same as another book, such as the method to advance to S-level players, the 9999-point matching props, and many other overlaps. The title of the other book: Max-level Boss in the Game

The emotional line is a long-term one, and both the male and female protagonists are career-minded. The heroine's growth is obvious. She is not a virgin but she has not lost her humanity in the process of growth. I am still very satisfied with this. The heroine is a cold and beautiful woman, with a very clear mind, and will not lose her mind because of the hero's confession and desperately wants to be together. She doesn't believe in love because of family reasons, but the male protagonist makes her feel love. I still like the male and female protagonists very much. In fact, there is a bit of a rush at the end, and some things are not explained clearly. I still want to know the follow-up episodes of Jiang Chi and Song Yueming, as well as Wen Ze. I feel that Wen's feelings for the heroine are very hazy. On the contrary, it is this haziness that makes me have the urge to cry. And Gu, his scenes later on are pitiful, and I feel sorry for these two handsome guys for a second (｡>∀<｡) That very strong thunder player, the protagonist group besieged him and barely managed to draw a tie. Why did he appear just once? And the gentleman who encouraged people from the same plane to kill people from other planes first has no follow-up (I have forgotten the names of these two people, because there is no role for them in the follow-up) But overall it's still very good Looking forward to the next book ~ I give you all the votes ❤❤❤(◦˙▽˙◦)

The plot is okay, quite enjoyable. There is just a lot of female competition. I see that almost all of the female protagonists like the male protagonist and feel that the female protagonist is not worthy. I don't understand it very well. I haven't seen anyone pursuing the female protagonist. The status and strength of the male protagonist is too far behind that of the female protagonist. The writing and plot are okay, but the setting is unacceptable, so I gave it up.

After watching Zhu Zhizhi and Lu Yu, I highly recommend it to babies.