I Got the Collapse System and Started Playing at Transmigration

Why do you always like to criticize people? It seems like they didn't provoke you at all. Besides, the author of *Dungeon Fighter Online* knows about my book; some main plot points have been revised, and aside from the Sword Art Online arc, are there any similarities between my other works and others? Why do you always like to criticize people? Why don't you mention that there are tons of books online that borrow from Tiancan Tudou's beginnings? Every book has its own characteristics; even if there are similarities or plot points, they can't be exactly the same!

Author, I'm not trying to be mean, but writing a book is your freedom, and plagiarism is wrong. Think about it carefully. You copy someone else's work, and someone who hasn't read it says your writing is good, right? That's still praising someone else's work. So why can't you write your own? Or are you incapable of writing a good novel? Are you even a man? If you are, why don't you write your own novel? I'm not insulting you, I just want you to think about why you write novels in the first place.

Dear readers, I've been extremely busy lately, and my update schedule may be even slower than before, possibly only once a month, at least until January next year. I apologize to all of you, but Gu Ye's story will not end, at least not before I reach 2.5 million words.

It's still a time-travel story based on the original work, but the plot format is a bit outdated. My personal suggestion is that while you can borrow from the original plot, it's best not to overly connect it to the main character's storyline. Most fanfiction time-travel stories nowadays involve the protagonist traveling into the other world to experience the same events as the main character, which makes the main character feel like a mere supporting character, just going through the motions. Most anime have hidden storylines; you can let the main character focus on these hidden storylines, using the original main character's storyline as a supplement. Use your imagination more and don't just copy the plot verbatim. With fanfiction being so abundant these days, it's really hard to attract readers. Discuss it more with people in groups.

Author, come out here! Tell me if Gu Ye is a reincarnation of a pufferfish! This guy gets all cocky at the slightest provocation—he's practically a purple-haired pufferfish!

Here's a bonus update notification: if I make it into the top 3 in monthly votes this month, I'll risk everything to update every day in March!

Personally, I think this book is pretty good. The author seems to be a newcomer, and it's already quite impressive. Even disregarding the writing style, the update speed is already very conscientious. Compared to those writing giants, although there's still some gap, it's at least... Miles ahead of me. (A minute of self-pity) To be honest, the beginning wasn't very good; I didn't see anything particularly outstanding. But I feel the author's progress is quite obvious; it's much better now than before. However, there's still a lot of room for improvement, so don't be complacent and keep working hard! As for the content, the sword arc...

Finally updated!

Is anyone still reading this book?

Where did your 280,000-word draft go? Why did you stop updating and stop posting?