Sequence Player

He'd been raising her as a little girl for over a decade without ever making it official. Even after the relationship was confirmed, he still wouldn't confess, just keeping things ambiguous. He had the desire but not the courage. The player with the magic-equipped gear was protecting nothing? You're asking a level 7 or 8 player to protect a level 6 or 7 player with magic-equipped gear?

The beginning of this novel isn't very engaging, but it gets exciting as its world-building unfolds. The best part is the "Mist Chapter" featuring the appearance of the weeping hero. The ending does have a slight plot hole, but it doesn't detract from the overall reading experience. Overall, it's a good novel.

The beginning was quite good. But it's a fantasy world where you can die at any time in the game, yet the protagonist is still in high school studying and doing exercises (to take the college entrance exam and find a job later)? The romance between him and his girlfriend also takes up too much space.

I wonder if anyone else feels that this character is similar to the player "Ferocious," but the character design isn't as interesting as "Ferocious," and it's a bit of an awkward attempt to criticize.

High school students always acting like little girls, it's so greasy and distracting.

Mark this down, it's boring.

I was reading a perfectly good book when they suddenly started feeding me poop, it disgusted me.

It was just okay.

There are currently over 500 chapters. Here are my thoughts: After reading the Crying Hero chapter, Nightmare Dream Creation is the finishing touch.

The narrative logic is chaotic and the characters are as straightforward as NPCs. Inappropriate use of internet slang is probably at the level of an average middle school student; those under 14 might find it watchable.