My Rise to the Top in the World of Tarkov

Keep it up! Just keep going like this, and you'll at least write over a million words before you finish.

Yes, that's right, it's Song Feifei who's annoying.

Sure, the protagonist encounters trouble, mostly because of lust. Lust is a sword hanging over one's head. The title is quite novel; most books these days have protagonists getting into trouble because of girls—it just never changes. If it weren't for that, I would definitely give this book five stars.

Me? I play the Dark Zone, but I've never played Tarkov, though I've read 18+. So when I read this, I was shocked by what I found. It made me want to play Tarkov, but it looks so complicated; the Dark Zone alone is enough to drive me crazy. All I can say is it's great! Author, please update more chapters! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง Keep it up!

The book is good and deserves 5 stars, but Song Feifei is a major flaw, so I can only give it a 4-star rating. I'll only give it 5 stars when she's not in the story.

The subject matter is novel, the writing is good, and the protagonist is intelligent; you can read it with confidence. I have a question for the author: How did the handling department end up on the same map as Du Jun, and wait for the countdown to end at the same time? @

Could the author please include "clamped (18 days of dominance)" in the title? 🥰

After reading this novel, I started playing Tarkov all night and I'm already level 21. I haven't even started playing my beloved Genshin Impact these past few days 😏

It's rare to see such a high-quality Tarkov novel, it's just that the author's work is too short 😏 My first map when I started playing was the Reserve Station, could you release some maps like that? Oh, and is there a single-player version? I'll download it and try it out. I don't want to play the official version anymore; I quit before the Lighthouse came out, there were too many cheaters, it was unplayable.

Tomato's best Tarkov novel to date, no arguments accepted.