The massive war-themed online game Conquer the World burst onto the scene. Liu Mo, a gaming rookie, stumbled into the game and accidentally acquired a passive skill that could increase his success rate.
When it came to crafting equipment, other players ended up with shattered gear everywhere, while Liu Mo was already decked out in top-tier gear.
When it came to crafting gems, others were still congratulating themselves on owning a full set of level-six gems, while Liu Mo already had a full set of level-nine gems, with several times their stats.
When it came to upgrading equipment stars, others were still struggling to get a full set of ten-star gear, while Liu Mo was already wearing a thirteen-star set and crushing bosses.
In the national war, Liu Mo took on players from ten nations alone and swept all before him.
See how Liu Mo turns his fortunes around and leads his country to dominate the world.
I tried the poison myself. I died from it. Equipment, skills, stats, etc., Can all be ignored. The main issue is that Wang Meng, to put it nicely, betrayed the protagonist; to put it bluntly, he committed treason. Also, why did 1000 people in the US suddenly level up to 100? There was no explanation. The US's 14-star set is even more powerful than the protagonist's 15-star set.
Silence is indeed golden, but this novel has a fifth of every page dedicated to this tedious title, "Silence is Golden," making it rambling and unbearable to read. I've given up on it.
After reading it, you'll find that the author is just keeping a diary. The author failed to maintain the most important numerical values in online game novels, and the values are really messed up. As for the plot, it's as good as non-existent. It doesn't feel like a fast-paced, enjoyable novel either. I guess I've read too many bad books. I actually found it somewhat interesting, although it was a bit unbearable to read.
A book with 163 chapters has a whopping 1 million words! 6666
This is a very basic, simplistic piece of writing, like a diary entry. The daughter's idea was good, but her writing style lacked maturity. I only read up to the part about contacting classmates and then stopped. I suspect the author forgot about the nanny he hired. I'm not sure if I'm right; I'll verify it later.
The writing isn't very good, the content is a bit rambling, and it feels like there's no emotion in the words.
I couldn't continue reading after two chapters; the plot jumped too fast, the levels rose like rockets, and I ended up reading nothing for a long time.
Putting everything else aside, the name "Silence is Golden" always feels like it was just filler to reach the word count.
After taking a look, the protagonist is incredibly carefree! Revealing their bank card number! Aren't they afraid of real-world repercussions? I feel there's a high chance they're doomed.
Using AI, it shouldn't have turned into such a rambling account. Children don't ask where their mothers are until they are four or five years old, they don't realize they have mothers until they are four or five years old, they see their mothers' photos for the first time, and they call their mothers for the first time. The child's mother is a third-tier actress who is repeatedly beaten on set. She doesn't earn enough to eat and can't contact her family. AI couldn't possibly write this plot.