this comes from author of legendary mechanic what more do you expect a well written story it's great the projection worlds are not just simple simulation but actual worlds this story gonna be lit hope the webnovel picks it up
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LIKEFor the novels i do (and probably to my team), we try to take things 1 step further to not just simply translate but to also make it easier to read. Our rates might not justify the efforts put in but I rather not submit a substandard piece of work and destroy a perfectly good book.
actually considering what i read so far till ch 30 i can definitely say fantasy simulator is much better than this one thou this one is quite good but definitely not deserving the hype of TLM
Fantasy Simulator or Way of the Devil copy. There were a couple more i think. As for legendary mechanic, sure it was pretty good novel, but lately i read almost 2k chapters of "i have bunch of players on earth", and this one was much better reading experience, so many characters with personalities, many person of views, almost each of them so likeable, one of the best written world backgrounds in this setting. It had its shortcomings but at least they were unique to other novels' ;)
i have read 1 or 2 similar to "i have bunch of players on earth" they got boring quickly hence would like ask how good is i have bunch ....earth
p s it's more of mix of both
"I have bunch of players on earth" is the only one out of its kind, at least i can't recall anything similar as a whole out of ~1200 novels I've seen. The whole picture is alive. The author setted up a very grand stage with lifelike characters to participate in it. It almost feels like a real world just that there's that lack of realism. It does have some things resembling stuff from Legendary Mechanic, Gamers of the Underworld, Shepherding Humanity, Way of the Devil, Fantasy Simulator, that academy mecha novel and and many more but it creates a vastness out of them and can contain much much more. Just the power system alone is very elaborate, e.g. MC's earthlings can choose to develop their own civilization, from elf civilization, mechanical civilization, developer civilization to a cultivator civilization. All of them have their own strengths and weaknesses. At early chapters action mostly takes place on "modern" Earth (or rather alternative Earth - since there's sects, a hidden world secret, void sealed, and a cultivator who already resonates with Earth's will which is already a level that a native shouldn't be able to reach). The novel didn't feel boring, really had fun everyday, but the author set the bar so high up (much much higher than Lord of the Mysteries and the like) that he failed, as a human, to tie things up satisfingly especially towards the end where he speeds up arcs, makes characters meet unnaturally, skips developments i wanted to witness etc. Because the vastness he created is impossible to be contained in one novel. Basically each of these character's perspective could be made into a separate novel e.g. they could be placed in academy, on some native world, in abyss, in void, undead realms and just progress like it did with New Territory world arc but with just 1 main character instead of dozens of them on same world. Because each native world is enough to contain a whole novel if the author wanted to. And he wrote about billions of such worlds with galaxy forces still expanding outward.. To compare, for example, in other novels it's usually 1 MC, an enemy he has to beat during an arc, and sometimes a neutral force or a mastermind that benefits from their conflicts. But here? The first high-level battle arc included 10 or more different sides: 2 full lord forces from galaxy and 2 commander-level guys from even a stronger lord force (they came there from outside, coordinates). Then from those that were in the world already, there's MC's side, Lich's side, the ancient somewhat neutral side living in the hidden realm of the native world, another fairy ancestral woman with sealed memories that was taking over bodies, an undead that made symbiosis with host. Also the native forces in the background (human side that was divided into islands-various kingdoms, with knights and mages- and mainland, where they built one kingdom and war with orc side). Also the parasite mechanical race lone force. Other than that, there were also hired mercenaries or "allies" with unclear motives, their own goals, thoughts, considerations. So... yeah, the arc which opened up the galaxy for MC's "players" took almost 1k chapters alone;p Legendary Mechanic's Gondor arc was like a child play. And around 1.7k chapter there's another big battle arc where about 8 lord forces contend against each other while trying to colonize the world where they fight native world's "gods" and "evil gods" (they already did since early chapters as the process of deciding a winner the world apparently takes at least thousands of years which is somewhat of a plot hole - without long timeskips the main characters would have to join such battlefields that take place in many parts of galaxy towards the end, have a super quick way of solving it, or otherwise they can only join the fun actively for short breaths while the boring moments or cleanups would have to be left in background, progressing passively).
thanks for this
Fantasy Simulator really is better compared to the first 30 chapters, but I still like this book better, simply because you wrote the plot better. Thanks for that, chuchutrain (and the team) 😁 I simply couldn't keep reading Fantasy Simulator after he gets this OP clone for no reason. Or rather, it's because I stopped reading for a while and then came back and couldn't continue. But I still think that FS is translated pretty well, it's just that the translator is no overachiever.
thanks for the support! ok nice, imma go have a go at FS, the op clone thing sounds pretty good 👍