Please Obey The Game Novel Review
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By mu xiniang, 木兮娘
94 chapters
2019
Description
As soon as Gao Yan came back from vacation in his hometown, he found that there was an eight-handed wooden evil Guanyin in his suitcase that could not be thrown away. The moment he stepped out of the temple, Gao Yan fell into the Guan Luo Yin scene. A prompting in his ears spoke: Welcome to the game of the gods~ First, please be sure to obey the words of the gods. Second, the latest red hot post on the top read: Shock! The whereabouts of Chu Suibi, the only person in the world who passed the main god-level difficulty, is unknown. According to insiders, Chu Suibi is chasing his wife. Yes, you have read that right, that old dog forced Chu Suibi to have a wife! Gao Yan, who has never involved himself with worldly matters, meets Chu Suibi, someone who is too keen to break the rules. Gao Yan: I am a good person. Chu Suibi: Me too. God: Bullshit!!!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on Please Obey The Game
"Please Obey The Game" promised a unique spin on the unlimited flow genre, and after diving in, I found myself agreeing with aspects of both the enthusiastic praise and the hesitant criticisms. It's a novel with clear strengths, particularly in its world-building and romance, but it also has some pacing and tension issues that might deter some readers.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the premise of a survival game steeped in historical, cultural, and mythological details. Several readers mentioned the author's evident research, and that definitely piqued my interest. The early chapters introduce us to Gao Yan, our hardworking protagonist, and the unsettling circumstances that thrust him into this deadly game.
What Works Well
The world-building is a standout feature. The author intricately weaves historical and mythological facts into the game's instances, offering fresh perspectives on familiar concepts. It's clear the author is passionate about the source material, and that passion translates into engaging and distinct scenarios. I also appreciated the slow-burn romance between Gao Yan and Chu Suibi. Their relationship felt like a true partnership, built on mutual respect, trust, and plenty of playful teasing. Chu Suibi, in particular, is a green flag ML, supportive of Gao Yan's growth and willing to let him take the lead. The side characters are well-developed, each with their own quirks and personalities that add depth to the story.
Areas of Concern
However, I also understand some of the criticisms leveled against the novel. The pacing can be slow, and the tension doesn't always reach the heights I expect from the genre. I can see how some might find certain arcs less engaging than others, and that the horror elements felt a bit over the top at times. The initial appearance of the ML may seem arbitrary to some, but it is explained later in the novel.
Final Verdict
Despite its flaws, "Please Obey The Game" offers a refreshing take on the unlimited flow genre. If you're looking for a novel with strong world-building, a sweet and supportive romance, and a protagonist who grows throughout the story, then I recommend giving it a try. Just be prepared for a slower pace and some unevenness in the tension. Ultimately, I found it to be a worthwhile read, full of interesting ideas and memorable characters.