A brainless, super-over-the-top power fantasy about an online game.
Ye Wude is a reborn player. In his previous life, he was framed and couldn't enter the game until a year after its open beta began.
This time, he'll reach the pinnacle of life.
Beautiful guild leader: “Wow! Please, beat me up...”
Players everywhere: “Holy crap! He's using cheats!”
Leveling up might be a little slow at first, but later on he'll absolutely crush everything in his path, and taking down monsters above his level will be no problem. All right, I admit it: a lot of the novels on Feilu have their protagonists crushing everything early on, then taking ages to beat even a nameless extra later. They also start off claiming to be weak while acting all impressive, only for you to realize later that they're actually weak... I'm not firing a broadside at anyone here. I can only say it applies to most stories, and I might end up getting hit by my own broadside later. Consider this a warning to myself.
Great Jianghu realms: Muscle Tempering, Blood Replacement, Xiantian, Inner Force, Organ Refining, Heavenly...
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I have no interest in adopting a younger brother.
The plot of being adopted as a younger brother persuaded me to quit. I'm sorry to bother you.
I can't understand it, the writing is really awesome
What's the matter with Fei Lu's new book recently? It's all poisonous
It basically doesn't say how to escape the disaster in the previous life. It starts with a false start and a top login device of nb can be bought by bankrupt people? Have you ever seen anyone who is bankrupt and can still afford an xr MAX? No need to eat or live? The Ye family, the third nb in the "world", went bankrupt for two people in four years? These two people are supermen? Even if their family wealth is lower, you think the third-largest family in the world is just doing nothing? Have you never seen the Samsung and Rothschild families in South Korea? Or do you mean that you don't know how powerful the royal families in Dubai are? No wonder no one in the comment section is full of flaws and poisonous points after successfully forcing them to retreat in the first chapter.
Should the protagonist use a knife or a sword?