This is identical to Underworld Gamers. 😑 do these people just copy and paste but change slight details? I was hoping for something more creative but it’s basically the same except in space. There’s even “dark” goblins being referenced as cheap labor. Wonder where they got the ideas for goblins? 🙄 this is such a pathetic copy and paste novel. It’s like copyrights have no meaning to these Chinese novelists. Let’s say, even if this novel came first, (which maybe it did) it still doesn’t change the fact that this is nearly identical to Underworld. It’s even got the whole earthlings reviewing the game aspect. What a disappointment.
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Well, that’s pretty much what happens. They take a storyline and just change the details. “What story should I write?” “This is popular, let’s copy this”
Its actually incredibly different you just didn't care enough to pay attention to it. While the theme may be the same, the approach is entirely different and actually a lot better imo. First of all the Mc has a lot more hands on involvement with the players and actively gives them more options unlike gamers of the underworld where we're expected to believe that people would be happy sitting around and doing dull and monotonous manual labor for 8 hours a day. Second of all the world building is much more satisfying and clear for the reader, in gamers of the underworld we know next to nothing about the world and it stays that way until it becomes relevant, whereas in this novel you find yourself immersed in the story and world within the novel. It may be a rehash of one concept but it's a much more complete and fulfilling novel. Just think of it as a sequel, except that the prequel of the novel was actual garbage and this version just straight up fixes everything that was wrong with the first attempt.
Nah bro it’s literally identical except for it being space version. All of the elements are exactly the same from the boss to the butler to the players to the review system to the entire freaking premise. Sure, more world building, uh.. okay? Literally every other aspect is identical. You’re just arguing over semantics that JUST because there was a tiny bit of additional info given it’s somehow a completely different story? I mean you start off saying i didn’t pay attention because it’s so different at the start of your argument but then you end it saying for us to imagine it’s a continuation of the same book just done better. Bro, which is it? You’re making my argument for me. Just admit it. It’s literally identical except for being “in space” and there’s a little extra time spent on world building.
TH34TH1:Its actually incredibly different you just didn't care enough to pay attention to it. While the theme may be the same, the approach is entirely different and actually a lot better imo. First of all the Mc has a lot more hands on involvement with the players and actively gives them more options unlike gamers of the underworld where we're expected to believe that people would be happy sitting around and doing dull and monotonous manual labor for 8 hours a day. Second of all the world building is much more satisfying and clear for the reader, in gamers of the underworld we know next to nothing about the world and it stays that way until it becomes relevant, whereas in this novel you find yourself immersed in the story and world within the novel. It may be a rehash of one concept but it's a much more complete and fulfilling novel. Just think of it as a sequel, except that the prequel of the novel was actual garbage and this version just straight up fixes everything that was wrong with the first attempt.
Oh man I never saw this comment so it took til now for me to respond. First of all in the other novel there was never any threat of attacks from other dungeons which is a new take on the way the players will be used. in addition to this rather than just having the players be a bunch of weak and ****ty goblins, they start off as an although cheap race, strong with potential. and second of all my point was that it was never something brand new, its just a better version of something that had potential but was wasted. Additionally there are countless differences that enhance the story for the readers such as it happening in the same universe and in the same galaxy to boot, conflicts with other lords, players gradually realizing that this is in fact set in the real world, the way the players influence the real world, the way the mc isn't a stingy piece of ****. and these are just the main differences, that make it much more enjoyable. and thats my entire argument
JPNovelFan:Nah bro it’s literally identical except for it being space version. All of the elements are exactly the same from the boss to the butler to the players to the review system to the entire freaking premise. Sure, more world building, uh.. okay? Literally every other aspect is identical. You’re just arguing over semantics that JUST because there was a tiny bit of additional info given it’s somehow a completely different story? I mean you start off saying i didn’t pay attention because it’s so different at the start of your argument but then you end it saying for us to imagine it’s a continuation of the same book just done better. Bro, which is it? You’re making my argument for me. Just admit it. It’s literally identical except for being “in space” and there’s a little extra time spent on world building.
It's identical yeah, but you don't have to get mad about it. Author even admitted to being the author for both at chapter 100 or so just having used a different penname. You are right though plenty of people copy paste and even forget to change character names occasionally.
It's funny how you used a wall of words to try and refute but ended up verifying him. Besides the author even admitted to being the author for both under another penname.
TH34TH1:Its actually incredibly different you just didn't care enough to pay attention to it. While the theme may be the same, the approach is entirely different and actually a lot better imo. First of all the Mc has a lot more hands on involvement with the players and actively gives them more options unlike gamers of the underworld where we're expected to believe that people would be happy sitting around and doing dull and monotonous manual labor for 8 hours a day. Second of all the world building is much more satisfying and clear for the reader, in gamers of the underworld we know next to nothing about the world and it stays that way until it becomes relevant, whereas in this novel you find yourself immersed in the story and world within the novel. It may be a rehash of one concept but it's a much more complete and fulfilling novel. Just think of it as a sequel, except that the prequel of the novel was actual garbage and this version just straight up fixes everything that was wrong with the first attempt.
Underworld Gamers has much more sense
