As the globally renowned massively multiplayer online role-playing game Legends of Gods and Demons was about to shut down, Luo Jia transmigrated to an unheard-of world, bringing his max-level account and a full set of top-tier gear with him.
When the locals of this other world dared to provoke him, Luo Jia had only one thing to say: If you want to mess with me, first ask whether the Dragon-Slaying Saber in my hand, with its 999 damage, agrees!
But Luo Jia soon discovered that the piles of resurrection rings he had on him were completely useless! Because those damn locals couldn't even make his health bar drop!
You say that's bandit logic? No, that's the logic of the strong!
P.S. This is really just a story about a max-level archdemon arriving in another world and pretending to be an adventurer while staging his own adventures.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What about the promised price of 999?
As a semi-professional player and a capable player, how could he forget his professional skills? This is a bit too much. Not to mention professional players, those who play seriously will basically remember the skills of their own profession, okay?
It's a bit confusing, and I don't feel like I'm reading a dark novel. Even now, he had contact with the disguised identity. He died. His boss knew that he went out with the protagonist but suddenly lost his memory.
Another invincible player, pretending to be a newbie in another world, I can think of the plot, all kinds of forced pretense and slaps in the face, and the enemy's mindless ridicule, because if it is not written in this way, the plot cannot progress.
In the first chapter, there was a serious mistake. The height of 1.88 Meters was obviously 2 heads taller than 1.72 Meters!
How can you be so good at it? It's already been fifty chapters and I can't understand it.
The writing is still generous. Keep up the good work, the author.
After shutting down the server for 9 years, it's dnf11 now
Are you going to start going against the trend?
If the author changed the title of his book to a more suitable one, his grades would not be bad.