The top master of the online fighting game "Warriors" passed away due to illness, but he was reborn in someone else's body. Is he pursuing a higher level of secret fighting skills, or is he trying to reshape myths and legends? Let's see how the protagonist dominates the game and becomes even more colorful in life...
Reader comments
The writing is quite good. Some of the plots should be considered similar to Full-time. It feels similar. I feel that the game framework is not too complete. After all, if a professional league game can be established formally and has instant skills, the skill CD and control effects will take a long time... If you look at the plot and content normally, it is still very good. The details of the game skills are complete, and no audience will calculate this in detail. Just refer to the Full-time comparison and feel that there are some gaps in this point.
It ends with the male protagonist defeating foreign players, which also shows the playability of the Taoist profession. Although it is a bit unfinished... It still leaves a lot of room for imagination. The ending is not too hasty and everything that needs to be explained has been explained. If there is a sequel, I am still looking forward to it. After all, the three views are very upright, the characters and the plot are very complete. I like this book very much.
Still a book worth recommending.
Pretty good, just a little short
The beginning was okay, but I haven't finished the rest yet.
If you are a game master, your operations must be very smooth, right?
A bit like a full-time master
OK, OK, OK
I feel pretty good
OK, OK, OK, OK
It's a bit like looking at a full-time master
This is it. No follow-up?
I like the way the protagonist appears. It's not too perverted for an online game. Like it.
The writing is quite good. Some of the plots should be considered similar to Full-time. It feels similar. I feel that the game framework is not too complete. After all, if a professional league game can be established formally and has instant skills, the skill CD and control effects will take a long time... If you look at the plot and content normally, it is still very good. The details of the game skills are complete, and no audience will calculate this in detail. Just refer to the Full-time comparison and feel that there are some gaps in this point. It ends with the male protagonist defeating foreign players, which also shows the playability of the Taoist profession. Although it is a bit unfinished... It still leaves a lot of room for imagination. The ending is not too hasty and everything that needs to be explained has been explained. If there is a sequel, I am still looking forward to it. After all, the three views are very upright, the characters and the plot are very complete. I like this book very much. Still a book worth recommending.
Pretty good, just a little short
The beginning was okay, but I haven't finished the rest yet.
If you are a game master, your operations must be very smooth, right?
A bit like a full-time master
OK, OK, OK
I feel pretty good
OK, OK, OK, OK
It's a bit like looking at a full-time master This is it. No follow-up?
I like the way the protagonist appears. It's not too perverted for an online game. Like it.