Rebirth 01: Playing the Legend of Blood Begins to Rise

The real-life storylines in the last few chapters have really discouraged me from quitting and almost sent me away. If it weren't for the high poison resistance, this would have been a one-stop process of deleting books, blackmailing people and leaving. So I hope the author can grasp the plot well. It's best to brush off the uncontrollable plot and develop the game well. Don't write in such a useless way in reality. IQ is completely off the line, it doesn't feel satisfying, and it just feels disgusting and useless. I came here to watch a cool novel, not a sadistic drama. Although your game was played in 2000, we readers are almost in 2025. We have been fighting gangs and evil for many years, and you still come to this kind of plot. Ten years ago, this kind of plot was acceptable, but now it feels like putting a cockroach in the reader's mouth, which makes me reluctant to send me away. There are not many good legendary articles left, so please read them and cherish them!

I thought it would be a common rebirth routine, but I didn't expect to be firmly grasped by its emotional portrayal of "Legend of Hot Blood" and the protagonist's growth line - it did not turn "rebirth" into a shortcut to a golden finger, but instead used the most realistic "embarrassment start" to make the counterattack road seem particularly solid and passionate. The setting of the protagonist Xu Feng is too exciting. Unlike other protagonists in rebirth novels who came back with lottery numbers and a good understanding of the stock market, he didn't even have 10 yuan in his pocket, and he had never even touched a lottery ticket. This "down-to-earth" opening instantly brings the reader closer - after all, not everyone can achieve success by opportunism after rebirth. What more people face is actually the dilemma of "wanting to change but not having the capital." The author asked Xu Feng to choose "Legend of Hot Blood" as a breakthrough point. This setting itself is full of emotion and rationality. For many people who have experienced that era, "Legend of Blood" is not only a game, but also a guide for discussion during class, a cry for fighting side by side in Internet cafes, and the joy of killing monsters and building costumes with brothers. The author incorporated this "feeling" into the plot, so that Xu Feng's line "This is brotherhood, this is passionate pride" can instantly resonate with readers. What's even more rare is that this book does not fall into the misunderstanding of "brainless slap in the face". Xu Feng's counterattack did not rely on the "precognition" plug-in brought by rebirth, but on his familiarity with the game, his sincerity to his brothers, and the strength he accumulated step by step. For example, he may know the hidden BOSS of a certain map, but he needs to recruit his brothers to form a team to win it; he wants to make money from the game, but he has to start from the most basic level of equipment and transactions, and every step has a "down-to-earth" feeling. This kind of "strength speaks for itself" plot makes Xu Feng's growth seem particularly real, and makes it easier for readers to immerse themselves in it - we follow Xu Feng to look forward to the moment of breaking out, and are passionate about the tacit understanding between the brothers, and are excited about his transformation from a "poor boy" to controlling game resources. This kind of emotional resonance is more contagious than a simple "slap in the face". The book's rhythm of "games are the main focus, reality is the supplement" is also well controlled. The author did not dwell too much on trivial matters in reality, but instead focused on the world of "Legend of Blood", describing the spectacular siege battles, the fun of teaming up to spawn monsters, and the game of the trading market. The detailed description of these game scenes allows readers who have never played it to feel the charm of the game, and readers who have played it feel like they have returned to the Internet cafe days of the past. And a small amount of reality lines, such as Xu Feng using the money earned from games to improve his life and make up for past regrets, make the "game" no longer a virtual world divorced from reality, but a "money printing machine" that can truly change destiny, making the logic of the entire story more complete. Seeing Xu Feng establishing a foothold in "Legend of Hot Blood" step by step, moving towards the goal of "becoming Shanda's biggest BOSS", and even witnessing this game growing into a world-class IP, I always feel an inexplicable feeling in my heart. This is not only the history of Xu Feng's counterattack, but also the epitome of a generation's youth - we may not have Xu Feng's chance of rebirth, but we have all had a time when we went all out for something (such as a game, a dream). The author uses delicate writing to describe this "passion" and "feelings" vividly, allowing readers to feel the excitement of the plot and recall their own youth while reading the novel. This "double resonance" is probably the most attractive part of this book. If you have had a youth related to "Legend of Blood", or if you like to read real, passionate and emotional counterattack stories, then this book is definitely worth reading. Follow Xu Feng into the legendary world full of brotherhood and passionate pride, and you will find that a game and a persistence can really change your destiny. It can really make the dream of "no one asks after ten years of battle, and the world knows the city master once" become a reality.

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This protagonist is quite interesting. He reported the gold coin farming bug and tried hard to find ways to make money😌

Okay, I really don't want to write ten words, just like it.

Legend products are very real. I want to play Legend after watching them.

To be honest, it doesn't matter if you write about the game properly, it doesn't matter if you write about reality. The protagonist has money and can't fight back. Around 2000, a desperado could buy a thigh for 5,000 yuan. At that time, there was no big effort to crack down on the underworld. I wrote a good article and wrote countless poisonous points, which was a waste of my reading money.

Not bad, except for some minor flaws, everything else is good! Support