The Online Game's Badass Player

As a hardcore Perfect World player who has been playing the game since 2006, for over ten years, reading this book brought back a special feeling! It brought back over a decade of Perfect World memories.

While the novel is somewhat like a system of sorts, it's different from others in that it's even more captivating.

It's pretty good; most of the major plot holes have been filled! There are just a few minor plot holes and some repeated chapters at the end, which is probably a software issue. In conclusion, I still think the old books were better; the story framework was perfect.

I thought it was great; the first half was very interesting. But for some reason, I didn't feel like reading the rest. Lately, I've been like this with so many books I haven't finished. There are still hundreds of pages left to read, but I just don't have the passion or motivation to keep going.

I'll give it a 5-star review, just for the game (Perfect World). Back in 2007, I was a lowly player in the 8th rank. I actually really liked this game. It's just that I didn't have time to play it anymore.

I watched it a long time ago. Watching it again...

This book is alright. The language is fluent, the plot unfolds well, and the depiction of a novice's growth is captivating. It's good.

After reading and listening to the audio, the early and middle parts were very exciting, but the last 10% felt rushed. Overall, the writing was decent.

Another person poisoned by Perfect World.

Well written, keep up the good work!