Can Playing Video Games Save the World?

Because it seems there are new readers, I would like to solemnly remind you of this: All chapters in this book marked as classic mystery, or plots that appear to be mystery. None of these are related to reasoning. If there is reasoning involved, it may appear to be a reasoning process, but in reality it has nothing to do with reasoning.

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I don't know what to say, let's try to balance things out. #(Salted Fish)

It's pretty good; an incredibly satisfying and enjoyable read. There are many skills and long descriptions, but you don't really need to read them carefully. Anyway, starting from the second dungeon, the protagonist's fighting style is all about suppression. All those numerical upgrades and buff effects are just words in the novel and don't feel real. Just understand the core mechanics. The biggest highlight is probably the plot design. Some parts are classic but not boring, and some parts are even refreshing. Unfortunately, the romance is weak: the romance is too easy to win over, there's no everyday interaction, the protagonist seems to be playing around and never develops genuine feelings, the romance is only for the sake of increasing strength, there's too little sweetness, there are no action scenes, and the love triangle is practically nonexistent. However, at least it's not toxic or particularly mindless, which is quite rare for novels these days.

Who are the female leads?

What's the author's name next door?

Why is the game called Abyss Realm? Why not Abyss God? #(Cute)

After being elbowed by CWM, the book successfully topped the bestseller list.

Hedgehog Cat is disgusting, it's full of sensitive words.

Why are all comments on old books blocked?