Saving the World in a Doomsday Text Adventure

The content is very good, but it is too slow in the early stage. One chapter requires many chapters, and it is too fast and hasty later on. It will be a bit abrupt to read. The realistic part becomes less and less, and the reality is not written at all later, and the pitfalls of reality are not filled. Overall, it is worth reading.

The pace is a bit fast later on. Needless to say, it looks good.

Niceee!!!

In fact, it's quite recommended. Maybe it's just because the genre is a little off-beat. If you don't like to play word games, you might not be used to it.

I think it is still a very well-written novel. The development of the protagonist in the early stage is very good, and the plug-ins are also very appropriate. The settings and plots of each world I experience are very eye-catching. The omniscient and extremely evil worlds are really enjoyable for me. However, in the middle and late stages, I feel that the author cannot control many plots. The plot ends in a haphazard manner, and many pitfalls are left unfilled. The real-world plot actually doesn't develop very well, and many functions of the Book of Salvation are not well developed. The final battle is also a bit inexplicable. If the author's writing skills were better, maybe the score would be 9.6 Or 9.7, Which is a pity. But overall it is still a good novel, suitable for reading when you are short of books.

In the early stages, it was lighthearted, fun and funny, but in the middle and later stages, a sense of mission suddenly emerged and filled my smooth brain. The twists in the later stage were also good, and the writing was also excellent. As for the finale - I haven't watched it yet.

I have read a lot of similar text adventure novels. Most of them are supplemented by the text adventure part and focus on the real world. They basically use the text adventure as a cheat. But this novel is just the opposite. There are too many parts describing text adventures, which makes the novel watery and verbose! For example, there are multiple routes in a text adventure. You have obviously gone through them before. There is no need to describe them again when you go through the same route again. You can just go through it in one stroke. However, the author has to describe it all over again! This makes the novel very tiring and boring to read!

The writing is very bland, the plot has no sense of ups and downs, and the pace of the initial chapters drags on for too long.

Curiosity

I remember reading this book a long time ago and it was very well written. The author is very imaginative and the plot is very cleverly designed.