There are always NPCs trying to harm me
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Synopsis
Ye Chi enters the whimsical world of The Gate of Unbounded Gate, a fairy-tale game where the line between gameplay and chaos blurs. Along the way, the protagonist assembles a peculiar collection of allies, including a senior brother with overwhelming force and a spirit pet with an appetite that defies explanation. The atmosphere is light and playful, blending sweetness with the presence of strange gods and monsters, ranging from the Ghost King to the Scarlet Flame Golden Crow. As Ye Chi navigates this supernatural landscape, the primary tension shifts toward a humorous but persistent vendetta against the game system itself. This story rewards those who enjoy low-stakes, eccentric character interactions and a whimsical approach to power. However, the brevity of the journey might leave some seeking a deeper exploration of the world's lore. The progression is swift, focusing more on the charm of the ensemble cast and the absurdity of the protagonist's situation than on heavy dramatic weight.
📚 Chapters (5 total)
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Editorial Review
The most striking aspect of this work is the imaginative variety of its supporting cast. From the Ghost Doll Xuan Mi to the Black and White Impermanence, the author creates a vivid, supernatural gallery that adds immediate flavor to the setting. The interaction between Ye Chi and the system provides a refreshing comedic spark. However, the primary issue is the extreme lack of substance due to the chapter count. At only five chapters, the story is barely a complete arc, feeling more like a prologue or a conceptual sketch than a finished novel. While the completed status is technically true, the brevity prevents any real emotional investment or world-building from taking root. It serves as a brief, sugary diversion, but the lack of development makes it difficult to recommend as a satisfying reading experience. The value is low simply because the story ends before it can truly begin.