[No stat screens + rumors + cultivation in the real world + powerful figures + no tired tropes]
Have you heard?
If you can charm the shopkeeper's wife in the beginner village, you can get your purchases for free!
The old village chief fell off a cliff and actually found a peerless cultivation manual?!
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Inside a groundbreaking virtual cultivation game,
Ye Xun entered the game and unexpectedly gained a unique talent for uncovering rumors.
He went around gathering rumors, and all kinds of opportunities fell into his lap as he pulled off one outrageous stunt after another in the game.
But the most outrageous thing was this:
He actually heard that the top hundred players in the game would become genuine cultivators in the real world a month later!
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A month passed in the blink of an eye.
As a hundred immortals emerged across different countries, the game and the real world became locked in a prolonged struggle over the Immortal Rankings.
For eternal life, for their country, for love.
The players gradually realized that this was not just a game, but also a long road to immortality, filled with competition and slaughter.
Back in the day, I accidentally obtained the Nine Star Heavenly Technique in *Douluo Continent* and cultivated it to the peak of the Heavenly Pearl Transformation realm. I thought I was invincible, and with the power of *Martial Universe*, I challenged *Mad God*, *Child of Light*, *God Venerable*, *Asura War God*, and *Immortal King*, aiming to create a magnificent *Zhu Xian* masterpiece.
It's good; I hope this book survives.
It's good, the content leans towards a light and refreshing style (I think that's it, I'm not too sure), and I really like the main character's personality. Basically, it has that "I'll watch it all the way through" feel to it. In short, it's good, I love watching it, please update more! This is one of my favorite novels.
Having read this for so long, the premise of "Online Game: I Can Find Out Insider Information" is absolutely perfect for me! While others fight and kill in the online game world, the protagonist manages to rise through the ranks simply by gathering insider information.
I haven't finished reading it, but the author listens to readers' opinions, which is really good, and so far it doesn't seem to have any problems.
I think this book is pretty good. Author, you're welcome!
Regardless of others, I think it's alright.
Great job, author! Keep it up!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's pretty good. There aren't any major flaws so far, no mindless villains or sycophantic behavior. It's worth watching.