After transmigrating to a parallel world, Zhao Ze discovered that his life had turned into a game. Not only could all kinds of missions be triggered at random, he could also set his own main quests. Completing a quest earned him rewards.
[Beginner Quest: Bring your roommate a meal. Reward: 1,000 yuan, 10 experience points. Accept?]
[Intermediate Quest: Enter the Jiangzhou Art Exhibition and win an award. Reward: one Lamborghini, 20 experience points. Accept?]
[Main Quest: Start a company and earn 100 million within a year. Reward: Beginner Appraisal, X-Ray Vision, 100 experience points.]
[Side Quest: Help underprivileged children enroll in school. Reward: one Energy Potion, 30 experience points. Accept?]
In this game called life, anyone could be an NPC offering quests. But Zhao Ze was the only player, and he was determined to beat the game without losing a single life!
(A feel-good power fantasy with no angst, from a veteran author you can trust.)
Such a good book, why is nobody here? It's a pity, this book would definitely be a hit if it continued. Isn't there still a main quest to complete? The system is only level 2, it feels like there's still so much more to write. The author's books are truly excellent; I followed his "A New Identity Every Week" for over half a year, and it still resonates with me. Sigh! No more books to read.
The only two authors I followed were those who reminded me of that book and came here specifically because of the author. The novel is humorous and witty, and even though it's a story about a wealthy protagonist, there's no mockery or anything like that. I'll give it a good review for now.
It's well-written, the book is good, and the theme is creative; it's worth recommending. The only downside is that the ending was too rushed. Honestly, it could have been written a few million more words, considering the system is only level 2, and it's a harem novel with only four female leads—that's not enough.
The saddest sentence I ever read in school. A witty comment: Recite the whole thing. "When you smile, the whole world smiles with you; when you cry, you cry alone." I want to know which window God closed for her. I'm an excavator operator, I'm about to start work... Absolutely... Absolutely... Anyone with even a kindergarten diploma wouldn't be in this situation. I could flip like that even before my leg was broken.
I finished reading "My Life Became a Game" on August 31, 2023 at 8:27 AM.
It's really great. I really like the author's writing style. The language is humorous and the content is not boring. I really want to keep reading. It's just a pity that it didn't get to the end.
It's good, just a little short.
No needles or pricks, but after reading this book, my face was covered in tire marks.
Wow, that's beautiful! Keep creating works like this, brother! I love it!
It was alright, but the ending was too rushed.