Disabled in Reality, I Become a Top Player in the Game

I pay homage to half my old friends, now ghosts, only in my drunken stupor can I find joy. We drank wine under the cassia tree, childhood friends, our faces gray, our temples streaked with gray. Dreams shattered, dreams gone, all gone. You abandon my aging body, tears streaming down your face, wishing for longevity with the Duke of Zhou.

I didn't give it five stars because I was afraid people would think I was artificially inflating the rating. As long as it doesn't go awry, it's definitely a classic.

Life can be quite stressful, but we should be like the protagonist, reflecting on the meaning of life. Whether in games or reality, everyone experiences people and events. I'm rooting for you, author! By the way, when will Qi Ye reunite with his teammates? 😏

This book, in my opinion, has the potential to become a legendary masterpiece.

The opening plot was really good; it's rare to see something like this on Tomato. If the quality is good enough and it doesn't get abandoned, I highly recommend it. It fulfills many of my expectations. I hope the plot becomes richer later on, with more character development and foreshadowing.

Super good read, not a wish-fulfillment story, keep it up, you can do it!

I've read a few chapters; the world-building is vast, and the scenes are very impressive. The book has immense potential (if the author doesn't push it too far). With the right connections and funding, it could perhaps be adapted into an anime (the outcome is uncertain, but if the novel becomes a hit, it would undoubtedly be a good choice). This is just a suggestion, after all, I'm just a reader.

It's a very good book. It's just that too few people have read it. I hope to see the ending.

As everyone knows 😏 Mecha 😏 No man can resist 😏 And no man can resist beautiful women 😏 Mecha plus beautiful women become mecha girls 😏 *slurp*

My intuition tells me that if the author can maintain the quality throughout the story, this will definitely be a masterpiece. This is the best book in this genre that I've ever read.