Super Power-Leveling in Online Games

This book has a tight structure, a fast-paced plot, and meticulous logic; I'd give it an 80. I generally like this kind of book. The protagonist's cunning isn't quite thorough enough; the beginning is good, but it gets a bit overconfident later, especially the last few dozen chapters, which feel rushed. At the beginning, leveling up is difficult, but then there are huge leaps in progression.

I thought it would be a game where NPCs travel to reality and live happily ever after. It's a good read, but sometimes reviews after reading only half are really unreadable. I hope everyone can finish reading before commenting. If you don't like reading it after only reading half, don't write nonsense reviews. Overall, the book review is pretty good.

Reborn three years in the past, I still don't play games very well. Maybe that's just how average people are. But if I were reborn: I was already a loser, how awesome could I be after being reborn?

I've finished reading it! If it were to be continued or rewritten, and the author were to give it a second chance and write it properly, it probably wouldn't be any worse than Bullet Scar. Or, if interested readers are interested, they could create fan fiction to continue this little book, which would be even better! Bullet Scar should definitely be invested in by Manpai (at least in my opinion, Bullet Scar is a really good online game novel).

It's good, but also a bit rushed. There aren't many chapters, but I still managed to finish it on my own. The plot doesn't drag, and the character development is quite good. It just feels like something's missing. The rushed feeling might be due to the limited interaction between the game and reality? Worth reading, it's sparked my interest in reading other online game novels~ 😏

Absolutely wonderful, absolutely fantastic

A bit unexpected, right? The ending was like this, maybe because my imagination is a bit limited. The beginning was fairly standard, without any particularly strong abilities. There was also one thing that I didn't quite like: after the rebirth, there weren't many dungeons or anything like that. There were a lot of interpretations of human nature, which I don't like, but I don't deny that they exist in real life. There was also a bit of passion. Overall, I felt it was pretty good!

Not bad, not bad. This is good for those who have nothing to read; maybe then you won't even need to look for books anymore.

The plot is clear and well-structured, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

A good book about online games; the ending with a blank space is also nice.