Online Game: Starting with the Destruction of the Newbie Village

There are some shortcomings in the beginning, which might make it a little difficult to read, but they are generally explained later on. Aside from a few minor details that weren't handled well, the protagonist's personality changes, and issues with combat talent, the later part explains that he might be the reincarnation of the God of Purgatory (that's all I've read so far). There are nine factions, and level doesn't matter. It's quite good.

I don't think it's necessary to spend so much time describing things in real life; I skipped through most of it. I haven't yet seen what role money plays in the real world; it doesn't seem to help the plot. It would be better if the job change skill books were just quest rewards. But since I read it for free, I'll give it five stars. However, it must be said that the author's writing style is very good.

I really like the world-building; I hope the author can write a thousand chapters. This book has a bad ending; new readers don't need to read it.

Recommended Skill: Dragon King's True Form [Increases size tenfold, attack range tenfold, temporarily increases health regeneration and armor, increases maximum health fivefold, lasts 30 minutes, 10-minute cooldown, no cooldown during skill duration] Final Moment [Transforms into a giant dragon (requires activating Dragon King's True Form), flies to a height of 10,000 meters and descends from the sky, dealing devastating damage to a radius of 20 kilometers, 10-minute cooldown]

I hope there's no female lead.

Empty, happy, leave me and see.

Things aren't so good once the school beauty is out.

The concept is ingenious and original, the plot is tightly woven, and the imagination is rich; it is worth learning from.

The plot is complete, logically ordered, and has foreshadowing elements; it's great and it really resonated with me.

The idea is novel and the writing is also very good.