
Text-Based Cultivation: I Can Cheat, So Do Whatever You Want
文字修仙:我开挂你随意
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- Completed
- Length
- 778k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I'm Sick of Simulator Novels. Let's Get Some Anti-Simulator Stories
Stories where the protagonist goes against the simulation.
The Starry Sky, Martial Arts, and Power Fantasies, Maybe with Cosmic Rankings Like in Yanzong's Novels
Simulator Novels: If You Don’t Have a Masterpiece, Come Prove Me Wrong
Simulators Are All the Rage Lately, So I Don’t Need to Say More. Bring on the Books
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Can Rewind After Death and Change Regrets, Like Subaru
A Word Game Where Abilities Can Become Real
Looking for Mobile Text-Based Game Stories That Affect Real Life
No need for a golden finger. Just tell the story well.
Top-Up, Online Games, and Tycoons
The protagonist can foresee the future. His foresight top-up System shuts down, and he becomes a tycoon in an online game.
While Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts or Develops Superpowers, I Cultivate Immortality
Are There Any Text-Based Games Where You Gain Fortunes Through Words?
Are there any stories where a text-based game appears, and you can gain opportunities through the text and bring them into the real world?
Stories Where Video Game Abilities Carry Over Into Reality
I'm miserable. Woe is me.
Cultivation Simulator: A System That Simulates Cultivation and Lets You Keep Your Realm or Experience
Text-Based Games Are Popular Lately. Any Books Like That?
Looking for books similar to Strange Invasion: There Are Eight Temples Inside Me.
Looking for Traditional Xuanhuan: No System, No Wild Ideas
Spiritual Energy Has Just Begun to Revive, and the Protagonist Has a Cheat Ability
The protagonist just happens to be around when spiritual qi revival begins.
Looking for Stories Like The Full-Time Sword Cultivator, Where the Game Becomes Reality and the Protagonist Joins a Sect
The male lead joins a sect, and his master dotes on him.
A Cultivation Simulator That Starts Simulating from Age Zero, with the Option to Enter Its World
Simulator, Ten Talents, the First Is a Martial Arts Myth
The protagonist starts with a simulator. During the first simulation, they get crushed to death by a gigantic hand. There's also a little girl who is an Emperor.
Any Novels Based on Text-Based Games?
The Protagonist Has Reached the Great Encompassment Golden Immortal Realm, Yet a Survival Game Comes Calling
Preferably something long!
Automatic Cultivation.
Looking for novels where the protagonist can cultivate automatically. Give me something good, I'm out of books to read.
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I've seen Chapter 47, the latest chapter so far. It can be collected for a while. 😁😁😁 I saw Chapter 71. As each article reaches a paragraph later, the number of lines increases, and I feel tired after reading a few chapters. 😁😁😁
The 5-year-old bookworm thinks that there is nothing wrong with this book and that there is nothing poisonous about it. As for why this book has such a low score, I don't know. I feel like the writing is okay, there are no problems in the main plot, and there aren't many problems in the offline world. There are some that I can't stand anymore, like boiling frogs in warm water and flowers blooming on both sides. I can't stand it anymore. If you can't describe reality, don't write about it. Just focus on writing about games.
Not bad, no big drawbacks except water I vomited. When the official handled the extraordinary incident, they actually had to take into account the lawyer and then let the devil go.
The setting is weird. The poisoning time traceback cannot be triggered automatically. It means that the poisoning state will be traced back to the poisoned state in an infinite loop, so the time traceback will be invalid and 1 lifespan will be lost. However, when it comes to drowning, you can just go back in time. It is also an infinite loop. Time backtracking is used in the game, and the players around you can know it (after the protagonist's friend goes back in time, the narration only adds Huang Liang Yimeng's statement and the final result), so all players' information should go back a while. After all, reality and the game are separated. In reality 1 time, event 1 changes to 2 in the game. Then, in reality 2 time, the start time goes back, and event 1 changes to 3 in the game. The reality does not go back. The reality should record (event 1 changes to 2) and (event 1 changes to 2). Author, why don't you just play it alone! ! ! Finally, as for real-life retracement, the game also retraces it. Why not explore the game for a day, and then directly retrace reality, and the game world will continue to cycle for a day, so which world is stronger [Thinking]
I have a question, is there anything about the Time Sword in the later chapters? Is the protagonist special or is it left to him by his parents? For the former, fortunately, the Time Sword may have a higher level than the game. If it is the latter, the protagonist may be lost to everyone in the later stages. After all, that sword is not the only one. The protagonist's other items may not be as strong as the physically and mentally strong and versatile players. Of course, this is excluding the later growth of the protagonist's will and other aspects.
Are there any books of the same type with more words?
It was targeted by a bunch of people even before it even came out of Novice Village. It is still a time-traveling type, but this one is easy to detect. The one next door is at least only noticed by experts, but this one can be detected by any player. I even feel that the author added the setting of going back in time just to reduce the number of words. The protagonist can encounter 7 or 8 attacks on the way to the village (although some are caused by himself). If this is the case, those who played at the beginning should have died a lot of people, but in reality there is not so much news (it does not rule out being covered up), and now he is being targeted again.
It's great. It's rare to see an online IQ novel on Tomato.
It's okay to just take a look. Although there is a problem with the lifespan setting, it is not major. In this environment, there should be a huge number of ordinary people and a huge number of low-level immortal cultivators. Because the more people there are, the more life there is to harvest.
The following is a personal review. If it differs from other readers, I would like to express my apologies in advance [send my heart]: The content of the novel is good, but the pace is a little fast in the early stage. Compared with other word game novels, the plot foreshadowing may not be very good, and some plots in the novel are not well connected. It's so appropriate. For example, one second I was finishing the dungeon, and the next second I jumped back to the real world. However, when I returned to the dungeon, the plot was skipped over in one stroke, which made me see it in a fog [petrified]. At the same time, many stuck places in the novel were also briefly touched upon, greatly reducing the smoothness of the story. Generally speaking, compared to other word game novels I have read, this novel is more interesting and less smooth, but the overall content of the story is still very exciting, and it is still worth collecting and reading [laughing]!