
Online Game: Transmigrating into a Book? I've Only Read Twenty Chapters!
网游:穿书?我只看了二十章啊!
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 14h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Chapter Thirteen and Fourteen are so good, 6 stars This is an overflowing star. Let it go away from my bookshelf.
I've looked at more than 70 photos and I don't think there's anything out of the ordinary. I hope to keep working hard. I think the protagonist's character is quite good. It would be great if the original male protagonist could be written and borrowed so that I could see what kind of person he was.
It's a good book, and all the details are in place. Except for the mention of the original male protagonist at the beginning, we never see him again. Did the author forget about him?
It feels okay. For me, I can continue to watch it, but there are some contradictions between the details in some places and the description of the protagonist's psychological activities. Readers who are too particular about it may feel a little uncomfortable [Thoughts] I saw Chapter 35. There is currently no ambiguity. If you like no cp and no ambiguity, you can read it [Send Heart]
So far, I feel pretty good. There are no poisonous points. It's a bit short. I don't know what the sequel will be. The main body of the article is more plot-oriented. I want to see the data flow of upgrading monsters. Judging from the current 53 chapters, the content is relatively small (better than nothing). I may be a little disappointed. I will come back to the content after it is good.
I see that there is nothing poisonous about this book, but the plot behind it is a bit bland, and the last chapter that the author updates almost every day has the word "to be completed", so it is said that he is an author who is waiting for food [laughter]
It's been a long time since I've read a novel about this kind of Western fantasy online game. The author's writing style is very good. It's like an old man who ran away from somewhere. It vaguely seems to be back to the feeling of reading this kind of online game novel for the first time in junior high school. Come on, author.
Very nice, why is the score so low? The author also requests an update. There is simply not enough to watch.
When will the so-called protagonist be in the game? ⊙_⊙
I particularly like this plain style! The author writes well. I like [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]