After completing a difficult achievement in a popular RPG, Qiao Yang receives a dubious invitation to join the closed beta of an upcoming game project. At his discretion, he decided to sign up and start playing with the character creator. After completing his role, he finds himself transported into the world depicted by the game client.
Forced to start over as a baby and inhabit the body of an avatar he created, Qiao Yang now finds himself attracting the attention of gods, demons, and nobles.
Reader comments
The overall look and feel of this book is good. For me personally, there are a lot of spare chapters that I haven't read due to academic reasons, but for me this is a good thing because I don't have to look forward to the future of the characters in a slow-burning book. This book felt a bit depressing to me. I have only seen this kind of narrative style in Jobless Reincarnation, but it is indeed a good book and suitable for reading in a fast-paced life.
Attachment: This book may not have good data in a short period of time, but the final data should be good (it only represents my personal opinion)
Fantasy, for the West. Very nice. Worth a look.
Will the male protagonist still be a female later on, or will he change back in another world?
The overall look and feel of this book is good. For me personally, there are a lot of spare chapters that I haven't read due to academic reasons, but for me this is a good thing because I don't have to look forward to the future of the characters in a slow-burning book. This book felt a bit depressing to me. I have only seen this kind of narrative style in Jobless Reincarnation, but it is indeed a good book and suitable for reading in a fast-paced life. Attachment: This book may not have good data in a short period of time, but the final data should be good (it only represents my personal opinion)
Fantasy, for the West. Very nice. Worth a look.
Will the male protagonist still be a female later on, or will he change back in another world?