Online Game: Playing a Magic Swordsman Makes Me Stronger

Is the protagonist in the author's book on gunpowder? He keeps talking to NPCs like he's some kind of idiot. He won't even give you an NPC quest!

It's been a long time since I've read such a refreshing online game novel. This novel is fast-paced, irresponsible, and doesn't require too much brainpower. I really like the protagonist's personality; he doesn't mince words and just confronts you directly. He's also not scheming when he encounters women. Although the villains are a bit brainless, it's still very enjoyable. I also really like the female lead!

This book is not bad as a quick read, good for passing the time.

Seeing the enhancement indicator reminds me of my +10, +13 Harlem Legendary Gloves. I even made a vow: if I could enhance it to +10 or +14, I'd immediately use a Harlem Epic Scroll to convert it into a Yin/Yang Glove, but it shattered. Damn it!

I've given you 120,000 in tips! Keep it up, author! I support you!

What happened after chapter 76? It's all a mess.

I heard it's been haunted lately. You'll see, the author just finished saying that, and then everyone disappeared. I definitely won't disappear like him.

What kind of iron-framed bed weighs several hundred pounds?

The supporting characters in the book, who were only in their 20s, already had full +10 gear and weapons at +11, +12, +13, and so on... This is still in the early stages of the game... Honestly, in the early game, exchanging for level-up gear is generally more beneficial than upgrading it. Not to mention that you mentioned in your post that a +5 helmet can already sell for 150,000...

Wasn't the protagonist in Chapter 23 supposed to be at the orphanage with Zhao Xiaoyu? How did she suddenly become Feng Xiaoyu at the last minute?