A tribute to traditional online game writing
In 2025, an online game called "Destiny" swept the world. Destiny is fair, but it is also unfair.
The outstanding young man Li Changge couldn't help but fell into deep thought as he looked at the three fateful hexes that popped up at the beginning.
"The Chosen One: Obtain a piece of legendary equipment at the beginning (increases with the host level, cannot be dropped, but can be sold.)"
"Upgrading: The experience points required for each level are reduced by 50%."
"Crown of the Beastmaster: The host inherits 50% of the pet's attributes and gets a pet at random at the beginning."
"Which one should I choose?" Li Changge shouted.
Reader comments
I thought Hex was exclusive to the protagonist, but everyone has it. The protagonist's Hex is no different from others. And the protagonist is not a lone wolf. He teams up with the so-called brothers and then a pair of strange men and women come. The protagonist licks the girl without thinking. The protagonist is the only one in the novice village in front. I also thought that the resources of the novice village can be crushed by the protagonist. However, the protagonist turned around and went offline to buy a game warehouse for his so-called brother and let him come to the novice village where the protagonist is. I didn't see the strength of the protagonist, the beast-wielding Hex, at all. Instead, the guild leader who chose to upgrade was already at level 10 when the protagonist was level 3 or 4. The author thought upgrading was useless and didn't let the protagonist choose. It's really outrageous.
The writing is okay, but there is no sense of a protagonist, and what era is this a traditional online game? Is it more traditional than Lost Leaves and Cyberdark? The protagonist is no different from ordinary players
In my opinion, what I dislike the most is item 3
So I started to persuade them to quit.
Come on
Come on, come on [like]
I secretly give it five stars.
Look good, come on✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
Okay, okay,
There is a female protagonist and she licks the dog
I thought Hex was exclusive to the protagonist, but everyone has it. The protagonist's Hex is no different from others. And the protagonist is not a lone wolf. He teams up with the so-called brothers and then a pair of strange men and women come. The protagonist licks the girl without thinking. The protagonist is the only one in the novice village in front. I also thought that the resources of the novice village can be crushed by the protagonist. However, the protagonist turned around and went offline to buy a game warehouse for his so-called brother and let him come to the novice village where the protagonist is. I didn't see the strength of the protagonist, the beast-wielding Hex, at all. Instead, the guild leader who chose to upgrade was already at level 10 when the protagonist was level 3 or 4. The author thought upgrading was useless and didn't let the protagonist choose. It's really outrageous.
The writing is okay, but there is no sense of a protagonist, and what era is this a traditional online game? Is it more traditional than Lost Leaves and Cyberdark? The protagonist is no different from ordinary players
In my opinion, what I dislike the most is item 3 So I started to persuade them to quit.
Come on
Come on, come on [like]
I secretly give it five stars.
Look good, come on✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
Okay, okay,
There is a female protagonist and she licks the dog