I Create the Ancient City of Jingjue from the Start, Scaring Players Worldwide!

I am Medusa, there is no longer a Queen of Jingjue.

The majority of the book is about Ghost Blows Out the Light, with other things only briefly mentioned. What about the matches after King of Fighters? What about the traffic jam game? And is this the end? It feels like the book only had a very long and poorly written prelude.

I personally don't like giving you something mediocre. I came here expecting game development, and you give me something about tomb raiding. I could accept tomb raiding, but you gave me something like "Ghost Blows Out the Light," bro. Look at your own writing style! You're in a game section, and you've written a terrible, poorly written piece about tomb raiding. If you're looking for games, don't bother. There are only a few mini-games; the whole thing is basically just tomb raiding.

It's absolutely terrible compared to other books of the same type.

The story is supposed to be about games, and I remember mentioning at the beginning that this world is 3D and highly developed, but it's always about computers. It's like saying they have advanced technology but don't need to constantly use computers. Why not just leave it out from the start? Don't build anticipation, then it'll all be gone. Also, the other game-related sections are too small; it's all just Ghost Blows Out the Light.

It's so beautiful! 66666666

This made me wonder what the difference was between reading Ghost Blows Out the Light again; it was all Ghost Blows Out the Light content.

It's all just a summary of Ghost Blows Out the Light, and it's full of my own subjective interpretations. It's completely different from the original work by Bachang. If I really wanted a summary of Ghost Blows Out the Light, I'd rather just read the novel directly.

At first, it was indeed quite refreshing, but after reading over a hundred pages, most of which are about the Ghost Blows Out the Light series, I don't really understand it. It's too dry. Perhaps the author genuinely likes Ghost Blows Out the Light, but I find the author's descriptions of the Ghost Blows Out the Light game series extremely boring. To be honest, it's too verbose.

From chapter 120 onwards, it's just one or two chapters of plot, then ten or twenty chapters of Ghost Blows Out the Light...