[A data-driven online game, with precise numbers at its core] + [Game elements made real] + [No bleeding-heart heroics] + [Lone wolf] + [Humanoid pets, no romance; if that’s not your thing, don’t read]
(Early on, he makes money and builds his strength, crushing challengers from every country in the game. Later, the game and reality merge, and he takes on the whole world, mowing down enemies in a frenzy.)
While playing Honor of Kings, protagonist Jiang Han unexpectedly transmigrates into a parallel world overrun by alien bugs.
After entering the mass-participation online game Civilization’s Hope, he activates the Game Manifestation System. He can use gold coins to bring the game’s stats, skills, equipment, pets, and more into the real world, unleashing a storm of bloodshed both inside and outside the game.
I've heard that those who give 5-star reviews are all handsome men and beautiful women, incredibly wealthy, and live to a ripe old age. Whether you believe it or not, the author certainly does! 😄
There are no skill books dropped by monsters in this game, which feels very strange after seeing skill books drop in other games. I think there was foreshadowing in the first chapter; I think that in the future, game power and items will be materialized, meaning the protagonist's system, besides giving him his talent, also allows for pre-emptive materialization, so there won't be any cheat codes anymore.
Why is nobody watching?
Great, I like the protagonist's personality. Keep it up!