Online Gaming: The Netherworld Marksman

I haven't read many game-themed novels, but I really liked this one. The logic is sound, and the setting and plot development are excellent. Real-world elements are fine, but I hope they don't dwell on them too much. Since it's a game-themed, immersive open-world story, I think the focus should be on the game itself. Keep it up! I hope you maintain this level of commitment.

It's not bad, but the plot isn't original enough. For example, when I saw the orphanage scene, I guessed there might be some plot involving orphans and cheerleaders later on. When I saw "you're renting a taxi," I guessed it would be a female roommate, which led me to think of the female roommate's shock and request for help, and so on... The writing style is good; I hope the author will focus more on depicting the game world, as that's where readers are most likely to be pleasantly surprised.

I was initially going to give it four stars, given the way it depicts the protagonist's inner thoughts and actions, plus I really dislike the character Si Yu. However, the author's other parts, which depict a journey back to over a decade ago, have a traditional online game feel to them. It's finally not about rebirth or something that could happen in real life, so I'm giving it five stars.

This is a very good online novel. The plot flows smoothly, and it's concise and to the point, without being drawn out. I still hope there's only one female lead; her role is to enrich the male lead's character, which I believe is a good step.

It's been a long time since I've seen a traditional online game; it looks quite refreshing. I gave up after seeing this. This person was so persistent before, but then so easily gave up on the hidden class at the job change stage. I can't accept it.

It's more sincere to comment after reading the whole thing. I don't know why the rating is so low. Personally, I feel the author's thinking is clear, the character's growth is not abrupt, the fusion is not strange, and the plot doesn't use time travel to transition, but rather uses various plots and character settings to gradually draw the reader in.

The plot is full of twists and turns; I love the transformation of ordinary people into heroes; it's exciting.

It's alright, and it's the only game where two women live in your house without you feeling uncomfortable. There aren't many ambiguous, genuine friendships, and the protagonist mainly focuses on quests in the early stages, resulting in fewer conflicts with most players. The female characters attract a lot of attention, though not none, but it's become much less of a problem.

It's not bad; it doesn't feature SSS-tier talents or classes at the start. If you like stories about starting with SSS-tier characters, you can leave now. People who are tired of those kinds of web novels are just here to leave bad reviews!

The character's profession is archery, which is quite rare, and the plot is relatively reasonable. Of course, there are flaws, but it's much better than the neighboring "Poison Master".