Author: Radish Ball
Category: Games, Otherworld Games Tags: Transmigration, Lighthearted Synopsis: Chen Lun transmigrated one year before the game's official launch and became an NPC in the game world.
And so, a new version was born...
Steampunk, bizarre entities, churches, asylums, the sequence pathways of the Seven Orthodox Gods...
He put on a black top hat and stood atop the ruins.
Behind him stood the major villainous bosses from the various versions of his previous life: Dead Silent Nun Floy, Bloody Painter Noah, Swordsman Antonio, Delusional Clown Alex...
Chen Lun: "Players farm monsters; I farm players. This is way too righteous..."
Also known as "Making Reasonable Use of the Sustainable Resource Known as Players," "These Bosses Are Really Strong, but They're All My Underlings," and "No Way! So I Can Become a Deity Too?!"
This work is of the same type as this book; both achieve entertaining results through interactions with players.
As for how similar the two books are: both involve close interaction with players, except that one focuses on player interaction, while mine raises players like pigs.
The author's writing is quite good, and the reading experience is relaxed and rich.
You can tell from the synopsis that it contains plenty of mysterious elements, but the plot is not limited to that aspect.
What's more, far fewer characters die than in From the Star Abyss, so there's no need to worry about that.
The two books are currently in roughly the same position on the monthly ticket rankings, and both authors are signed under Group Two (
They're even in the same chat group.
"I Became the Villainous King in the Game"
Recommended work: "I Became the Villainous King in the Game"