Online Game: Rebooting My Esports Era
网游：重启我的电竞时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Online Game: Retired Prodigy Returns, Shocking the Esports Scene网游：退役天才返场，震惊电竞圈Alternate title on Fanqie
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The premise of this book is very appealing to me. The protagonist's inner thoughts and feelings of youthful disappointment are well-described. Plus, since I started reading it relatively late, and it's already over 2 million words, I don't have to worry about it being abandoned. I've currently finished the first volume.
It's indeed well-written, capturing the feel of Ye Zi. Actually, the dungeon storylines are even better described than Ye Zi's; the Moon Lake dungeon is a prime example. Given the current lack of popularity of online game novels, such a good work is rare.
I've just read over 100 chapters, so let me briefly share my thoughts. First, the strengths: the author's writing is good, the dungeons and other elements are well-designed, and it's a comfortable read. Furthermore, it avoids introducing SSS-level talents or exclusive artifacts right from the start, which creates an unbalanced feel and allows for a satisfying gradual progression.
It's really well-written. The warlock part in the beginning might be a little boring, but it gets better and better as it goes on. The romance makes me envious, and the many lovely and reliable friends I make—these are perhaps the most precious things in life. The pacing is slow, but it's really good.
The writing style is good; the author's writing ability is among the best in Tomato's collection. Although it's written in the first person, it flows very smoothly. Thanks to the combination of the author's writing style and the characteristics of the first person, it creates a good sense of immersion. It's a rare gem among recent works.
The online game, esports, and emotional aspects are all handled very well. In the online game section, most of the content is original and avoids clichés. The esports descriptions have a feel of *The King's Avatar*. While the emotional portrayal of Wang Mufeng isn't particularly outstanding, it still adds to the story.
The book is great, and the game content is very creative—18 classes! I really admire the author's imagination 😂. There are also many funny dialogues and scenes, a mix of action and humor that makes it very addictive. The battle descriptions are exhilarating, and the relationship between the male and female leads is gradually deepening (I hope there aren't any outrageous romantic entanglements in online game novels?). Overall, it's a very good book; keep up the good work, author!
The characters are vividly portrayed, and the story is excellent. Highly recommended, five stars!
This was my first time reading a web novel about online games, and I was lucky to find this one. I initially came across "The King's Avatar" while watching videos and suddenly wanted to read a web novel about online games, so I searched for a long time but couldn't find anything I wanted; they were all overdone. I stumbled upon this one on a recommendation page.
It's so good!! This is my first time reading a web game/e-sports novel, and it gets better and better as it goes on. I especially loved the later scenes of professional matches; every game was exciting, and it wasn't just the protagonist showing off—basically everyone on the Floating Dust team had their own highlights.