How Could the Strongest Assassin in the Game Possibly Be a Healer?

To be honest, I've read quite a few works with game-based world settings, and I won't go into too much detail about their world-building. I'll mainly focus on my thoughts on the narrative and storytelling style. 😊 Let's start with the storytelling. One thing I'm not entirely satisfied with is the author's somewhat lacking detail in depicting battle scenes. Most battle scenes are shown through game stats. Adding more detailed descriptions of the visuals would make it more vivid and provide a better visual experience for the reader. Sometimes, helping the reader imagine (the scenes depicted in the story) can actually enhance the experience...

I'm so sorry. A few days ago, when I went out to eat, I accidentally left the author's urn on my newly developed time travel machine. When I came back, the urn was gone. It probably went to another world and was resurrected. I'm so sorry for the fright you all!

A message to the author: Dear author, could you please give that unicorn a bit more screen time? It feels like Xuanming got a unicorn but didn't use it, so I'd like to see some scenes of Xuanyun riding a unicorn in battle. Oh, and also, author, when you write those R-rank NPCs (specifically Vivian), shouldn't you learn from the NPC storylines in "The Left-Handed Sword God with All-Class Switching Skills"? You should integrate and apply the essence of that author's NPC writing style. —From your loyal reader

I hadn't read it for years and thought it was finished, but it turns out it's been abandoned.

I deleted Pineapple Bun two years ago, but when I downloaded it again today, it was still running!

Even the greatest enthusiasm for a book will be worn down by such a pigeon-like behavior; time will make you forget it.

To be honest, this type of work is one of my favorites. I know many of you here have been reading books longer than I have. The premise of the male protagonist being identified as a girl by the system has always been a huge draw for me, and I also like this kind of game setting. The premise itself isn't particularly novel (it's been seen quite often), but it's very interesting. I think the most important thing about a novel is that after you finish reading it, even when you're going to sleep, the imagery lingers in your mind. I think this kind of writing is very successful; the author has created a lesbian ensemble drama. What do you think? Okay, it's really good, but I don't know if it's because...

Tomb sweeping

This author is definitely a huge procrastinator.

It's been two and a half years, and the author has truly disappeared.