The new book has been uploaded, and the title is "". Please add a collection and keep it slowly.

Also, please don’t forget the daily recommendation tickets.

Speaking of which, the title of this book is quite embarrassing. I named it a patient with advanced cancer. I originally wanted to call it "Hardcore Player", but I gave it to an author who doesn't play games very much (yes, the top leader of the kindergarten). He said he didn't know what hardcore means.

Considering that this book may be of a wide range of readers, not just gamers, I want to call it "Extraordinary Player", but this name and "Extraordinary Game" have been stolen.

So I named the name of the late stage of cancer + was anxious to make the cover of 10 yuan, and I knocked it casually, and this name that looked very similar to the book was born.

Well... Now I silently recite the title of this book seventy or eighty times every hour. Maybe if I recite it too much, it will be pleasing to you...

OK, skip the topic of embarrassing names and talk about what this book is written.

Someone must have asked if this book is related to the previous one, of course there are some. There are many details in the previous chapters.

As for the specific connection, I won’t rush to say it. You can guess it or not.

Many people guessed what kind of story this book should be written correctly, and they wanted to write the story of players, but they are not ordinary players or ordinary games.

The previous book, written from mobile games to next-generation vr, actually hinted at the end that the end of the game should be like a world like "The Matrix", of course, it is not as desperate as that, but by blocking the player's memory + virtual world that is almost indistinguishable from the reality + advanced artificial intelligence is responsible for the operation of world rules, it can basically create an omnipotent game world.

So what this book wants to write about is what if the real world is transformed into a game.

In this regard, the game world will have a stronger continuity with the previous book.

Is it pure original? No, it won't explicitly state which part is which game, but you will definitely see it.

In general, a person who has never played any game will not feel confused about reading this book; a person who has played many games will inevitably smile when he sees many plots, probably this is the effect.

The main reason for writing this is that when writing a book, it is always a dilemma when writing a new game. There are fewer introductions, and readers who have never played can't understand it; if there are too many introductions, readers who have played it will feel naughty. This book should not have such problems.

I am not sure whether this book can be written well. This book may be a relatively slow-starter book. I hope I can calm down and write more steadily, but after the world outlook of this book is unfolded, there should be more intensive laughs and refreshing points than the previous one, and the protagonist will definitely have much more scenes than the previous one.
Chapter completed!