Dual Status Panels: My Talent Comes from Twelve Years in the Future
双面板：我的天赋来自十二年后
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- 1.5M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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Share All Your Best Online Gaming Novels, Please!
Any kind of online game story is fine. The more, the better.
Ten Online Gaming Novels, Nine Are Just Net-Grabbing Reads. Are There No Masterpieces?
Looking for books like Full-Time Sword Cultivator. I can only say that all the online games out there start off as invincible power fantasies. They're fun, but after a dozen or twenty chapters they lose their appeal. Are there any genuinely good books?
The Protagonist Logs Into the Game Early, So He's Already Powerful by the Time Other Players Arrive
As the title says.
The Online Games on the Rankings Are All Pretty Bad. Any Good Ones?
Games and Reality Merge, Over Two Million Words
Looking for stories where items from a game become real. It could happen to everyone or just the protagonist.
Everyone Enters a Game World, and Game Stats Carry Over into Reality
Something longer, please.
Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
Online Gaming Novels You Can Stick With, Not the Brain-Dead Kind
Online game novels that are engaging enough to read for a long time, but aren't brainless. Ideally something like Starting from Zero.
Online Game with a Hidden Class That Merges with Reality on Launch Day, but Isn’t Too Overpowered
Looking for Stories Set in the Real World Where People Have a Game Interface or a System
Stories where people have a System or a game in the real world.
Are There No Truly Legendary Video Game Novels These Days?
Things like PUBG, League of Legends, CS:GO, and so on.
Not a Single Good Novel About Games Invading Reality. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist isn't a self-sacrificing do-gooder.
Games Invade Reality and Affect the Real World
A world where games or horror realms from real life can enter the real world.
Earth Turns Into an Online Game From the Start
Earth Becomes a Data-Based Online Game from the Start.
Any Novels Where Everyone on Earth Enters a Fully Realistic Game?
Looking for Novels About Descents, Fusion, and Everyone or the Whole World Getting Involved
Modern urban cultivation, livestreaming, anime-style abilities, the apocalypse, and a System.
Online Gaming Novels, Something More Down-to-Earth
Any Game-Themed Stories, the Full-Dive Online Game Kind?
Full-dive online games, either a male or female lead, with a focus on working hard. Nothing too over-the-top.
A Real-World-Merging Online Game, No Do-Gooders, No Harem, No Idiots
Novels Where the Protagonist Enters an Online Game and Keeps Getting Divine Announcements
Any Online Game Novels About Farming Gear and Fighting Monsters?
Please, please!
Darkness Taken to the Extreme. True Darkness. The Protagonist Is Cold, Dashing, and Ruthless
Online Gaming: No Guild, Lone Wolf, Can Merge with Reality
Looking for books similar to "The All-Around Sword Cultivator". A lone wolf who doesn’t start or join a guild or faction, has some brains, and preferably fights in close combat.
Looking for a Book That’ll Make Me Laugh So Hard I’m Pounding the Bed at Midnight
Life has been so stressful lately… Any books that'll make me laugh so hard I pound the bed in the middle of the night? Please recommend some.
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Dude, this isn't bad enough! I think even the best gamers should be pure-hearted. These people are always so prejudiced against certain regions, finding fault with everything. If I didn't know better, I'd think they were playing games like royalty. Especially some of the foreign pros, they're always trying to stir up trouble.
It's pretty good, the content is very rich, and the world-building is vast, but it lacks depiction of the actual world. I know it's vast, but where exactly is the vastness? To put it bluntly, it's about quickly expanding the map. Whether it's other countries in reality, other territories in the game, or more races, there's still too little of that.
Wasn't he supposed to be a lone wolf? Why force a woman into this?
I'm writing this review after reading up to chapter 269. Overall, the plot is reasonable and the writing is fairly smooth. What I dislike is the characters' dark personalities and their indifference to life, which makes it hard for me to connect with them and understand the author's intended "satisfying" moments.
Based on my reading time: I think it's pretty good, with no major flaws. Many people say it's problematic because the early game rules are powerful, attributes are king, and there's little room for maneuver, meaning the protagonist can't completely overpower weaker enemies. It's quite normal; things will improve later.
It's a really good show; it has principles, shows emotion, and isn't overly sentimental. Why is the rating so low? It's so painful to watch. He's being relentlessly hunted down by the official team. He even had to use his resurrection item. But they still keep letting him go. Author, are you just here to let him escape?
How can this be considered plunder? 1% + 99% Multiplied by 1% + 98% multiplied by 1%... And it still wouldn't be finished after a hundred times. I was going to give it a high score, but look, he almost got killed by the country later, and he didn't even get revenge after leveling up. It's pointless.
It's good, really good. Especially in the middle. It makes you want to keep watching. But there's one thing I don't understand. Why would someone want to sponsor a slaughterhouse when they could just pay to apply to those big slaughterhouses and pay to work there? The bosses would be willing to pay.
Free novels. Writing a book is hard work, so please don't hurt it if you don't like it.
I'm always afraid the author will abandon the story before I finish it; the pacing is a bit slow. I wonder how fast the updates will go. It seems quite serious, and the logic is better than many novels. If the updates are faster, that would be fantastic. I hope for a high rating, otherwise nobody will want to read it. I couldn't even finish watching it!