Legendary Years: My Cheating Life

This book is a bit realistic. After reading the first few chapters, the title should be called My Legendary Life of Gold Farming or Legend: The Battle of Gold Farmers. This one is written differently from the one I watched: Rebirth: The Legendary Life (bringing a plug-in USB flash drive back to 2001 and destroying melons and vegetables to seize the opportunity to leapfrog and defeat monsters), but they both open a studio to make money. The beginning of this book is more immersive. Individual players stay at home and make money, rather than playing with classmates in Internet cafes. The two entry points attract different readers. Simply put, the difference between lone wolves and family studios.

I have been playing Legend for 19 years and have been happy, angry and sad. But no regrets. I played it in a daze and never understood it. It's not as clear and wonderful as the author's play

Memories of my youth, 20 years have passed in a flash

It brought back my memories. I really devoted myself to playing Legend back then.

Only watched it for a day, reliving old dreams

The trainer can judge whether the upgrade of the weapon is real or not.

Very pretty, I support you

I've finished reading it, but Dandan hasn't finished writing the rest. It's a pity that I haven't seen any new books on the shelves.

The writing is very good, the legend is really nostalgic

What about the other one that was promised?

Beautiful and endlessly memorable.

A half-good book that is more realistic

Great talent, worship me

The writing is average, but the story is indeed set in that era! Like

Wonderful. He is also a legendary veteran player. You are truly called a hardcore player. Support you.

Very good book, written in its own style

It's well written and brings back many memories.

Memories of old ashes

At the end of your story in Area 71, what are the names?

Still worth a look.

Relive your legendary life. Come on

Hahahahahaha

Healthy and happy

Give it to you, mother-in-law

Where is the new book? I can't find it.

This is gone, and there is no explanation of the ending with Dandan and Nana.

Hahahahahahahaha!

The story is written realistically, bringing back the feeling of a legendary game.

It's not bad, it has feelings and emotional stories. Although the author's writing is average, he takes care of everything. Based on the Tomato score, I personally think that 8 points is still appropriate, and 6.4 Is a bit low.

I love such documentary novels! ! !