[Gaming + pixel-game mashup + everything gets mashed together; game interface + data-driven progression + the one and only immortal]
[This book is lighthearted and funny. The protagonist is down-to-earth and doesn’t brood. Readers who like angsty, bitter stories should give it a pass.]
Others practice martial arts, while I cultivate immortality. Old Chen’s magic is boundless!
You rack your brains to lay false trails, but I smash through them all with brute force!
[Auto-pickup enabled]: Wherever Chen Lu goes, not a blade of grass remains!
[Auto-attack enabled]: 108 flying swords whirl and slaughter, leaving no enemy standing!
[Target lock enabled]: The ultimate fire-control technique unleashes an endless stream of plasma, exterminating doomsday-level monsters nonstop for 24 hours!
Chen Lu decides to give the world a little taste of the shock of immortal cultivation.
“Ping'an City, take off!”
The earth rumbles as a thousand-square-kilometer shelter rises into the sky!
The floating island blocks out the sun as it heads for the demons’ lair!
The poison was incredibly potent at the start, but luckily I have a strong constitution and managed to withstand it. After that, things returned to normal.
I'll give myself five stars first.
The writing is good, with a touch of humor. The plot is interesting, and the characters are intelligent. The setting, in particular, is unique. It has a Minecraft-like and cultivation game-like setting, with the protagonist constantly accumulating abilities and becoming stronger—it's very satisfying. There are no nauseatingly mindless scenes. It's enjoyable from beginning to end, up to the latest chapter.
It's pretty good, but encountering such a bizarre boss during the beginner phase is a bit too much of a jump.
It looks great! This is what a game should be like! What game has costumes that break? This feels like Minecraft because you can break dirt blocks to get them stuck in mid-air, but Minecraft doesn't seem to have combat.
It's watchable; so far, there aren't any major flaws.
The idea is great, but the pacing is too slow, especially after the time loop.
Not bad, nothing particularly strange.
I'll add another five stars for you!
It's pretty fun, but author, are you going to cut it up?