I’m Taking It Easy in Online Games. If I Can’t Make Money, I’ll Cultivate Immortality
摆烂玩网游，赚不到钱就修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 11d ago
- English
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Other names
- The Game Affected Reality, and I Became a Warrior of Light游戏影响现实，我成了光之战士Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 6
Recommend Some Online Gaming or Slow-Building Survival Stories with Fewer Clichés and Less Face-Slapping
I'd like something without showing off and face-slapping, provoking everyone, or getting hunted by some ridiculous guild. Just a protagonist slowly building up, making a little money, having drinks with friends, running dungeons, and enjoying life. Definitely no starting off burdened with the destiny of saving the world. Just an ordinary person.
The Protagonist Thinks He’s Playing a Single-Player Game, But Then...
The protagonist thinks they're playing a single-player game, but then accidentally discovers that they exist as a player and are influencing another world. From then on, they log in on schedule every day to wage war in another world.
Novels Where the Protagonist Brings Game Items into the Real World
The protagonist brings things from the game into the real world.
Any Stories About Someone Becoming Ultraman Outside the Ultraman Universe?
Bringing Video Game Superpowers into the Real World
The game and reality need to be woven together throughout. Don't have it all take place in the game, with reality only appearing at the very end.
There Isn't a Single Readable Online Game Novel on Tomato
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I hope the male protagonist can gradually become braver and grow little by little instead of always staying in the same place. This book is quite good; keep up the good work, author!
Aside from those who were put off by the game's initially lack of depth and basic mechanics, the progression isn't ridiculously absurd, and the characters don't change at all. Playing through level 6 solo is generally very nice, with a well-paced and engaging storyline, making it worth watching.
Haha, the later parts felt so much like Gintama! 😂 Even though the protagonist is carefree and wants to give up, he's still pushed far away by the game helmet of fate. 😏 The protagonist does grow, Lu Ping, keep it up! 😍 I absolutely love Asaru, she's so cute!!!
Forget it, I'm leaving. Ershazi's Immortal Cultivation Chronicles.
This is totally my cup of tea! It's really good. The protagonist is a saint, but not a hypocrite. If you don't like that, don't read it. I binged it in one go. It's got lots of Ultraman elements (I'm ecstatic!). The current rating is probably maliciously manipulated by some people. If you don't like it, just leave. Don't judge the book's quality subjectively.
It's so good, how come no one is watching it?
Uh, I admit this is really good, but I feel like it's going so slowly. Can the author keep going? Um, I'm not doubting the author's ability, it's just that I have a novel I read that was sometimes forced to end. It's not that it wasn't good, but there simply wasn't enough time for the author to continue.
The author? The one next door is already writing 10,000 words a day.
Don't let it have a bad ending or be abandoned; the book is still pretty good. 🍉
That's quite an idea! It perfectly illustrates the concept of "you are what you eat" 🤦