This book may be a bit slow to gain popularity, and of course it is not updated quickly... But you can save it first, at least you can read the free chapters...
Zhu Genbao: "Aren't we brothers? Let me take the lead! I am the Dragonborn! I am the protagonist!"
Qin Tian: "I'm sorry! Brothers are brothers! But Serana must be mine!"
Alduin: "I may have had a dream. Let me sleep a little longer. After all, we are dragons. There are always some strange dreams..."
Akatosh: "Let's calm down! Oh... No!... Don't! My artifact!"
Alisipher: "I am the city lord, but for you I don't have to be the city lord!"
Qin Tian: "Who says otakus can't be crazy? My nickname is Bald Qiang!"
Let's take a look at Qin Tian's gaming life!
Lela Farma: "Wait! Isn't that my nickname? Meow Meow Meow?"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I have probably read a few fantasy novels about Feilu, but this one is better written. The other books are too exaggerated. There are dozens of chapters in the early chapters with all kinds of millions of equipment babies, and they are all level-specific and have no special skills. They look very silly and brainless, and there is no sense of substitution at all. Otherwise, the protagonist is a bit of a jerk. It's about enjoying yourself by following various wealthy anchors, and all kinds of pretense and slaps in the face to lower your IQ. I'm addicted to it after just reading the first twenty chapters. I've also read the author's previous book, but I haven't finished it because it's been discontinued. It's also very well written. I hope the author can maintain this long-term style of letting the protagonist grow little by little, and update it quickly.
I have probably read a few fantasy novels about Feilu, but this one is better written. The other books are too exaggerated. There are dozens of chapters in the early chapters with all kinds of millions of equipment babies, and they are all level-specific and have no special skills. They look very silly and brainless, and there is no sense of substitution at all. Otherwise, the protagonist is a bit of a jerk. It's about enjoying yourself by following various wealthy anchors, and all kinds of pretense and slaps in the face to lower your IQ. I'm addicted to it after just reading the first twenty chapters. I've also read the author's previous book, but I haven't finished it because it's been discontinued. It's also very well written. I hope the author can maintain this long-term style of letting the protagonist grow little by little, and update it quickly.