Saving the World? Just Play Some Games!

The most frustrating part of writing this book, in my opinion, was that I initially wrote too much background information. This is because I was just writing whatever I wanted on both the "Zhu Lang" and "Qidian" websites, and now I want to write something more substantial. However, I did give the first volume a good ending, and it also serves as a prologue to the book. Those who find it interesting after finishing it will likely enjoy the more realistic plot that follows. This book incorporates many elements from the author's life experiences. It draws inspiration from games I've played, comics I've read, and anime I've watched. Although the initial results were a bit poor, I was fortunate to receive a recommendation from the kind author, Zi Liang, which helped...

I have to say, I was truly amazed! Most light novels and ordinary online novels suffer from a common problem: plot holes. If the plot is even slightly complex, it can easily become riddled with flaws and turn into a poison! But this book is completely free of that. Its plot is meticulously crafted, making it difficult to find fault at first glance! Furthermore, this book isn't just about playing with plot points; the overall writing style is very light and easy to read! It's very comfortable to read. To see a book like this reach this level, I can only say one thing: How are you so amazing? (ಡωಡ)

I didn't originally intend to write this review, but out of respect for my past as a fan who checked the website five or six times a day for updates, I'm doing it anyway. My hope is that the author can correct the mistakes made later in the book, as I quite like their style and look forward to an even better next novel. First, let me clarify that I'm not a professional writer; in fact, to put it nicely, I'd say I'm below average in terms of education, and to put it bluntly, my cultural level is below average. Therefore, I can't guarantee the professionalism of my review. The main reason I'm writing this review is simply because almost no one has pointed out the rather obvious flaws (in the book review section) that I found significant, and also because I was once a fan. Furthermore...

First, let me introduce myself. I'm a long-time bookworm and a big fan of "Confessions of Love," though you probably don't know me very well, since I'm a student, haha. Getting back to the topic, I don't know what everyone else thinks of this book, but I think it's pretty good. It's described as an invincible protagonist story, but it's not overly overpowered like "one hit for 999 damage" or anything like that. The protagonist, despite being number one, still has a lot of room to grow stronger. It's described as a harem story, but it's not just a simple harem novel. Overall, this book is very readable, unlike some game-themed novels that just become increasingly angsty and tragic in the later stages.

This is the ending I wanted, not yours. Besides, what is this "starting point ending" you're talking about? I don't know. All I know is that if you're so capable, you can write your own. I've always just been writing stories from that world.

At first glance, the synopsis suggested a typical harem novel where the protagonist levels up by taking on female companions. However, it later revealed a similarity to "The King's Avatar," where the protagonist reluctantly abandons his former reputation, even at the cost of infamy. This novel offers perks that "The King's Avatar" lacks, but it doesn't have the same fast pace, nuanced character development, or attention to detail. The overall setting is well-structured with few plot holes, and the author frequently updates frequently. However, it would be helpful for new readers to update the earlier settings regularly.

Excellent! Highly recommended! (Just a quick shout-out!) It's a perfect book. The slice-of-life scenes are well-written, the story is logically structured, the world-building is rigorous, and the details are handled beautifully. Although it's an invincible protagonist story, the male lead still has a lot of room for growth; there's no "starting off a god-like figure who instantly defeats everyone" scenario. The fight scenes are perfectly depicted, with very little annoying banter; instead, you genuinely feel the action. The story is fast-paced and engaging, but I feel the main character's personality development is insufficient, and some parts of the plot could be slowed down with more development for the supporting characters (the above are just my personal opinions).

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive any mistakes. Hmm... What should I say... I don't know. Let me just share my thoughts (filler text). First, I think the plot is good, but I don't understand the character design. Apart from the protagonist, I feel that the other characters' personalities... Lack distinct characteristics. Then let's talk about the demons and monsters. Seriously, the first thing that came to mind when I saw them was, "Demons and monsters, get out! Demons and monsters, get out!" Then the second thing came to mind was, "Remember to use magic to defeat magic!" I feel like the author has left me with so much room for imagination...

Great, keep it up! I won't go into too much detail, the beginning is a bit long. A lot of things could have been set up in the opening, it's a bit much to include in the main story lol. The romance feels so slow lol. Doesn't this game have a couple system? The sooner the better lol. The mechanical stuff... I'm really looking forward to it, that mechanical thing called the protagonist's master... I've been waiting forever lol. Waiting for updates, I wish there were more updates lol. I hope the author doesn't abandon the story and gives a perfect ending, I'll always support you.

It won't be a tragedy...