You Have to Use Your Brain to Play This Game

Well, giving myself ten stars isn't too much to ask, right? For those who haven't read this book yet, let me tell you about its features. This book is about games. As games, once considered a scourge, have gradually become a legitimate activity, more and more people are paying attention to them and are willing to accept this current form of entertainment. Fox-chan, having played many games, has dared to write about this type of game. Many game novels on the market suffer from one of these two drawbacks—first, they focus too much on data. Many game novels have very...

Firstly, what initially attracted me to this book were the tags "infinite flow" and "gender swap." Regarding the gender swap, unlike other gender-swap books, this one doesn't only involve a single gender swap. I've only read two books of this type, and I hope the author retains this characteristic. As for the plot, overall it's quite good and exciting. Also, the setting of modifying the game rules is very important; it's a brilliant touch because some games might not be played by others, or they might not be very familiar with them, or they might not be particularly interested in them. And so far, I feel that the protagonist's personality hasn't...

So what exactly is the romance storyline in this book? Is it a 100-year-old? A single? A married?

I've currently read up to the end of Heian-kyo. I hadn't paid attention to the word count before; judging by the number of favorites, I thought it was a new book. I was originally going to share my thoughts to see if the author would consider them or also feel there were some issues. But then I realized it's over four million words, which is quite outrageous. That kind of perseverance is rare, so frankly, there's no chance for revisions. I haven't played PUBG, but the author mentioned that the gameplay changes later on when the protagonist comes into contact with the core of destiny. I'll just briefly say that the author's writing is too substantial, too full of content, and a bit awkward. They're writing about something called Magic Forest or something...

Is it a yuri (lesbian) story? If so, I'll watch it; if not, I'm leaving. I can't stand watching it, it makes me nauseous.

It's a pity that they were permanently gender-bent later on.

I was shocked by the number of words.

It's finished, so the game in the β space can't be related to the real other world, right?

Don't be discouraged, author. I won't give up on those who are good at writing. I will give you a like every week.

I found this book in a dusty library and realized I had subscribed to the entire fourth special volume. Now it's already 5 million words long, and I'm considering whether to subscribe again and read it from the beginning. It seems like this book isn't very popular.