Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1405 1403. Comments on "Crisis Management Game"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a high-quality article with tens of thousands of subscriptions.

"Crisis Management Game", Tu Tu Shi, level 5 author, 81 words serialized.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Crisis management, also called emergency response; refers to preventing and reducing the occurrence of natural disasters, accidents, public health, and social security incidents, controlling, mitigating, and eliminating the harm caused by incidents, protecting people's lives and property, and maintaining public safety. order.

Gu Ji, a former SWAT officer, downloaded a "Crisis Management Game". Looking at the cold muzzle of the gun, he now had two choices:

[Endurance Improvement (Small)] or [Fighting Specialization (Small)]

【Brief Comment】

He has written many novels, including "Live Broadcast: Wilderness Challenge", many of which have unfinished stories.

He used to write about live streaming, but this time he changed his approach and unexpectedly became the best-performing book. I had been following it for a long time and had thought about publishing a review sooner rather than later.

However, there were a few areas that held me back. One was the dungeon-style gameplay; I'd seen plenty of it before, but it didn't pique my interest. Another was the infinite rewinding, which did lead to repetitive plots and a slow pacing, which was quite frustrating. Another was the frequent appearance of character names and professional terms, which felt awkward and awkward, even making it difficult to understand online articles.

This time, I patiently read the first copy of the book, as well as the summary of all the copies, and I deeply felt that even though he was just an ordinary liberal arts student, he still possessed rational reasoning that many science students did not have. This was not only reflected in the material used in each copy and the direction of the story, but also in his serious attitude towards writing.

This is something that those studio quick shooters cannot do.

The urban genre has many limitations. Names of people, places, and events cannot be realistic. Therefore, the events chosen by the author all take place or are set abroad. While this creates cultural clashes, I think this is completely understandable and should be supported. Fighting and gunplay are a real test of an author's writing skills. Even close combat, their forte, isn't just improvised; they've actually practiced it. Gunfights are likely simulated in their minds, often drawing inspiration from movies.

As for the repeated dungeon replay issues, the first dungeon wasn't handled very smoothly, and the redundancy was quite noticeable, but I personally found it acceptable. At least it made it easier for me to remember specific characters, and it wasn't too general. The subsequent hidden quests pushed the story to a new point, a twist I hadn't anticipated. Although I haven't seen them yet, I was surprised. I almost thought the protagonist had successfully left the dungeon and returned to reality.

Compared with the general amateur writing and his previous books, this book is a clear improvement. The reading threshold is a bit higher, especially if you really want to understand the details he designed in the book. It takes some time to think carefully when making inferences.

Finally, I would like to complain about one thing. The author’s name is not Santu, but ends with “Shi”.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book has a very good idea. Most people are not willing to spend so much effort to study those classic movies, TV shows and games. If you want to dig out the details, it is not as easy as just watching a movie. The same is true for writing book reviews.

In fact, many things are not as easy as they seem.

(End of this chapter)