Online Game: My Luck Is a Little Too Good

I've read up to chapter 180 so far. The author is writing about an ensemble cast, and so far, my overall impression is very good. Generally speaking, everyone seems quite capable; there are no truly weaklings. It also depicts many strong women. The protagonist is indeed very lucky, but not in an abnormally absurd way; he achieved it through hard work.

Having read over a hundred chapters, it's a pretty good online game novel. The protagonist only has stats, making it a "power fantasy" story, but not invincible. The protagonist is a skilled player, not a professional. If you like a more relaxed but still exciting story, you might want to give it a try.

I loved it! I watched the whole thing in three days with great effort. It was so exciting, some scenes were really thrilling. Everyone in the group was so kind and loving! I'm so happy! (=^▽^=) The main character's luck was also quite reasonable. He didn't just keep getting good things out of nowhere; he was just generally lucky, but sometimes he was exceptionally lucky.

Please, please update soon! I'm begging you, I can't get enough! I just can't get enough!

It's really good. Finally, it's not one of those online games where you get the only item and go on a rampage. Online games are all about team battles! There's a reason it's not popular: the updates are too frequent.

I saw the update in 6 hours, so I'm not sure why the rating is so low. I really think it's a pretty good online game novel. It's not the kind of monster story where you become invincible just by getting a powerful weapon. It has a Souls-like game feel to it. I feel like the author has suffered a lot from Souls-like games, haha. The descriptions of professional matches are also very detailed.

It feels just like watching online games back in the day, it's awesome!

Unlike other online games where one person is invincible and can take on hundreds of enemies, this story doesn't involve the protagonist being entangled with numerous girls. Also, I hope the author can write more about the story between the protagonist and Xining Feifei.

The book's content is good, although it has some flaws, it's still readable. The biggest problem is the conversion between in-game currency and real-world currency, which gives the impression of someone who hasn't played large-scale games. If you don't mind this aspect, you can take a look.

It's a good read, a breath of fresh air among online novels, and the data supports its quality. Unlike other mindless wish-fulfillment novels about online games, it doesn't have that kind of mindless progression. The pacing is also good. I'm wondering if it features a single female lead, Nangong Ying? I really like her.