Online Game: Bullet Marks
网游之弹痕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
883Chapters
671Reads · 30 days
369.5kReads · all time
109Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.8Score
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I personally think it's suitable for people experiencing a reading slump. It has no major flaws, and the combination of reality and virtual games is very well written. The author deserves a lot of credit, so I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.
It's very realistic. The male protagonist was initially looked down upon and chased after, but later climbed to the top step by step through his own efforts. I absolutely love this novel.
Overall, the book is quite good, although some parts seem familiar, like the Phantom God (Tsukuyomi) unleashing its potential (Susanoo), and the older and younger brothers... I won't go into details. But overall, it's a good book. It would have been even more perfect if the wedding scene at the end had been included.
Five stars! I remember it being a long time ago. No cheat codes (except for the protagonist being a soldier, I guess). The gameplay felt grounded and realistic, which resonated with my understanding of games. It had its flaws, but they didn't detract from its overall excellence.
It's very good-looking and realistic! Recommended.
I watched it in elementary school, and now I'm a sophomore in college, so I've watched it five or six times already. The plot is exciting and logically sound, the setting is rigorous and doesn't fall apart, it's clearly written by a skilled strategist. The main storyline is excellent, powerful, and grand in scale. It has a single female lead, and there's no other ambiguous relationships.
It looks good, it has a bit of a one-shot headshot feel to it from online games.
It's quite good. It feels different from other online game novels; it's more serious.
This book isn't for those who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed stories, but the details are quite good. However, it feels like it lacks a certain excitement (*˘˘*).. .:*♡
I read it once before, not long after I joined Tomato (a popular online book review site). It's also the only book I've ever finished, thoroughly enjoyed, and truly liked (I forget if it was this account; I've changed accounts a few times for various reasons, but none of them lasted very long). My memory is a bit hazy now.