[Online games + competition + group portraits + slow heat + lots of funny daily routines]
The former genius [Cheng Ying] led Xiaotian's team to compete in the Golden League, winning three championships in one year, but was hidden by conspiracy, depressed, and never saw the light of day again.
Now, Xu Lingchi is reincarnated, pointing his sword at the top of the mountain, and brings the nameless immortal to the world of Tianzhao again. In the vast China, who can pick up my sword!
But, man, why have I become a woman again?
The male protagonist does not marry randomly, it is mainly from a male perspective, and he does not understand the market!
The author doesn't read much, he just likes to write the stories he wants to write. The current main components of this book are: 50% virtual online games + 20% various daily life + 20% humor + a small amount of real-life monster fighting 5% + 5% uncertain elements of cultivating immortals!
Reader comments
I have finished reading Chapter 33 and feel good about myself. Unfortunately, I am not interested in this holographic game and am a bit bored. This book is more suitable for those who like to watch the whole gameplay and get angry about life.
After reading the whole process, I feel that changing into a girl at night is a bit redundant, and it is more suitable to separate. Then the author describes that the equipment is good, right? After all, I am an outsider and don't understand. Come here, there is a strong sense of separation between life and games.
I hope we can see each other again if we have the chance to say goodbye.
But it feels like it's going to be hot, come on
Today I remembered that this book had been discontinued and I planned to delete it, but unexpectedly it was updated just in time. The setting is quite interesting, but it seems that the plot has no main line? Changing into a girl doesn't seem to have anything to do with advancing the story. I hope there won't be so many plots about killing monsters in games, which feels a bit boring, or that there could be a stronger connection between reality and the game [full]
I have finished reading Chapter 113, Online Games: Holographic Simulation Concept Game. It is very good. Compared with fighting monsters and upgrading (I hope it can be less), I prefer the world under the helmet. I don't have any experience with games like fighting monsters and upgrading...
The previous plot was not very attractive and was a bit delayed. I almost stopped reading. I skipped a few chapters and read the chapter names I liked. I felt that I could still read the newest chapters. It was interesting and incorporated some recent memes. It was also very relaxing to read. [Hold] Looking forward to the follow-up development.
Only then did I notice that it turned out to be a waste of time. I hope the author can stick to it and I'm really looking forward to the follow-up ending.
Not bad, not bad. The protagonist is not awesome, but he is still quite powerful and reasonable. But the transformation seems to have no effect in the early stage. Maybe there is some foreshadowing in the later stage.
It's pretty good, and the author's updates are stable.
The repeated switching between the game and reality is properly grasped, and the pace will be slower. I hope the author can persevere [eating melon]
I had a hunch just by looking at the results, and it turned out to be gone [face covering]
Please support me after the next book...
A very good book, I still hope the author can return soon.
It's still good, but the plot connection is not good in some places. I don't recognize where I am. This is especially obvious in the early stages. The recent chapters have become less problematic. Come on.
I have finished reading Chapter 33 and feel good about myself. Unfortunately, I am not interested in this holographic game and am a bit bored. This book is more suitable for those who like to watch the whole gameplay and get angry about life. After reading the whole process, I feel that changing into a girl at night is a bit redundant, and it is more suitable to separate. Then the author describes that the equipment is good, right? After all, I am an outsider and don't understand. Come here, there is a strong sense of separation between life and games. I hope we can see each other again if we have the chance to say goodbye. But it feels like it's going to be hot, come on
Today I remembered that this book had been discontinued and I planned to delete it, but unexpectedly it was updated just in time. The setting is quite interesting, but it seems that the plot has no main line? Changing into a girl doesn't seem to have anything to do with advancing the story. I hope there won't be so many plots about killing monsters in games, which feels a bit boring, or that there could be a stronger connection between reality and the game [full]
I have finished reading Chapter 113, Online Games: Holographic Simulation Concept Game. It is very good. Compared with fighting monsters and upgrading (I hope it can be less), I prefer the world under the helmet. I don't have any experience with games like fighting monsters and upgrading...
The previous plot was not very attractive and was a bit delayed. I almost stopped reading. I skipped a few chapters and read the chapter names I liked. I felt that I could still read the newest chapters. It was interesting and incorporated some recent memes. It was also very relaxing to read. [Hold] Looking forward to the follow-up development. Only then did I notice that it turned out to be a waste of time. I hope the author can stick to it and I'm really looking forward to the follow-up ending.
Not bad, not bad. The protagonist is not awesome, but he is still quite powerful and reasonable. But the transformation seems to have no effect in the early stage. Maybe there is some foreshadowing in the later stage.
It's pretty good, and the author's updates are stable. The repeated switching between the game and reality is properly grasped, and the pace will be slower. I hope the author can persevere [eating melon] I had a hunch just by looking at the results, and it turned out to be gone [face covering] Please support me after the next book...
A very good book, I still hope the author can return soon.
It's still good, but the plot connection is not good in some places. I don't recognize where I am. This is especially obvious in the early stages. The recent chapters have become less problematic. Come on.
Very good book, keep it up
The writing is okay, but