Online Game: The Number One Gun Platform

Traditional online game novels don't integrate reality, but to highlight the protagonist's mage class, the difficulty is set too high. Each spell skill has a different incantation, and it must be clearly pronounced; you can't just mumble. Other players can cast a skill in about 10 seconds. Unless the mage's damage output is several times higher than other ranged attacks, the mage role is mainly for control and support.

Yes, it's short, but the structure is very clear, which is excellent. It has 195 chapters, no cheat codes, and it clearly describes the various details of traditional online games. There are no annoying things like numerical inconsistencies, and no romantic subplots. It's basically a very good herb.

It's pretty good, but the author must be writing this out of pure passion! So many words and still no rating! 🤦

It's really well written; aside from being a bit short, it's one of the better ones on Tomato. It's well-written, but there aren't many readers. I guess it's because of the title; it's not very appealing.

What's going on? Wasn't it supposed to be finished? Why is it still being serialized?

It was very good, but the ending was a bit rushed.

It's been a long time since I've seen a serious, pure online game novel. There's no clichéd invasion of reality, and the protagonist doesn't have any outrageous cheat codes. I'm just more talented and stronger than you guys.

Na na na

I'm marking this up; I have a feeling it'll go viral.

The bag is pretty, I like it.