When Ling Xuan wakes from a dream, he discovers that he has not only transmigrated, but has ended up inside the new online game novel he is currently serializing, as the story's male lead.
Panic, nerves, fear? Not a chance! He wrote a classic overpowered, wish-fulfillment story!
From the start, he breaks his own original rules and becomes a Super God-tier class, World-Destroying Dual-Pupiled One, awakening three talents: tenfold critical damage, tenfold range, and the Power of the Dual Pupils!
From then on, Ling Xuan is unstoppable, becoming the biggest cheat in the eyes of countless players of Immortal Revelation.
By the time other players have barely left the beginner village, Ling Xuan has already scored the first BOSS kill.
While other players are struggling to clear a level 50 dungeon for the first time, Ling Xuan has already soloed the ninety-ninth floor of the Tower to the Heavens, which requires level 100 to enter.
When the game merges with reality, civilizations from another world invade, and figures of supreme rank unleash a dark upheaval, they suddenly discover that this world holds a great demon god who will kill anyone who crosses his path!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You can only steal other people's monsters, and don't allow others to mess with you? Not only did you steal monsters, but you also killed everyone. Isn't it normal for people to do this to you? Please use your brain to write, please?
This protagonist is poisonous, robbing others and killing others. **
It's this kind of nonsense setting again. The protagonist has more experience in upgrading than others. There are so many ridiculous settings in online games, and I'm convinced. Either the upgrade experience is several times that of others, or it's troublesome to upgrade skills.
Isn't it normal to steal monsters and kill people in the game? It's not like he's really dead. I don't understand what the people downstairs can't stand. Could it be that the BOSS belongs to anyone who sees it? Isn't it just fun to play a game... I think it's quite enjoyable.
Ever since I learned to read book reviews, I have been in a book vortex. . .
You said that the protagonist has ten times the critical hit and range. What would happen if someone else had ten times the life and counter damage? Wouldn't it be great: the faster you shoot, the faster you die; the more you shoot, the sooner you die.
Why are so many online game professions written about archers?
I wouldn't have been able to write a book like this without having had cerebral thrombosis for ten years.
Some died just sitting there and raising them.
Well written, but not readable enough