[No female lead + a gamified world + ruthless and decisive + all-knowing]
Bad news! Chen Tian’s world suddenly turns into a game!
Good news! Chen Tian is the only player worldwide who got to test the game!
Everyone says the monsters are tough, the chests are hard to find, and the game is impossible to beat?
Chen Tian says he’s got it all in his head.
He remembers every monster’s weakness down to the last detail!
He can find every chest with his eyes closed!
He knows every trick, and clears the game without even having to think!
There’s no problem he can’t handle!
A rich second-generation brat throws his weight around and has a terrifying family background?
Chen Tian sends him straight to the King of Hell.
The world’s been turned upside down. Might makes right!
The campus belle throws herself at him? Beauties look up to him?
Chen Tian says, stay away and don’t distract him from grinding monsters and leveling up.
Someone starts off as the chosen one, finding treasure chests left and right?
Chen Tian says, “Hand it over!”
Someone uses gear to set a trap and kill Chen Tian?
Chen Tian says he’s used all that stuff to death. He knows every trick they might try, and can handle them with ease!
Are these people really trying to kill him?
Isn’t this just a delivery service bringing him free loot?
Chen Tian says, bring on more!
The writing is okay, but I suggest you don't often describe the protagonist from someone else's perspective.
It's so exciting, it's so fast. From the first chapter to now, the male protagonist is very decisive 😘
It's pretty good, but because it always describes the supporting characters, it may seem a bit superficial. It can be said to be a shortcoming or an advantage. The advantage is that it's more enjoyable to watch like this.
Very beautiful, interesting, updated quickly, I'll give you a reward 🍉
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The ending is short, but it feels okay and can pass the time.
It's not poisonous for now, let's see again It feels like the protagonist does not regard the passers-by as NPCs, but the passers-by regard the protagonist as a guidance tutorial. The protagonist always takes action only when someone else takes advantage of him. If he really played the game, he would have been a five-star good citizen, or he would have become an ancestor.