
A Global Lord? Isn't This Just a Thousand-Player PvP Match?
全民领主?这不千人PVP吗?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- I Play a Disaster Race, and I Challenge the World Alone玩天灾种族的我单挑世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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I just saw the latest update, and it's fantastic. The protagonist perfectly embodies the decisive and ruthless nature of the author; he kills without hesitation. The author also listened to advice and corrected some annoying parts (like the dragon man rescuing Vivian). It's really good.
I have to admit, this book was incredibly enjoyable to read, and the fight scenes were fantastic. Finally, there's a book that brilliantly depicts a cataclysmic undead invasion, while other zombie novels mostly focus on the protagonist and rarely include such natural disasters or battles. Even lord-themed novels, after all, always have some limitations.
One problem is, isn't this a college exam? It's taking a bit too long.
Only 55 chapters have been updated so far, and it's pretty good so far, so I'll give it five stars for now. Sure enough, there wasn't much to write as the story progressed because the protagonist was too invincible. The first few dozen chapters had already covered everything that could be written.
Seeing how well you play Undead, I tried it out. Before, when I played Undead, I mainly used the Necromancer and Skeleton King as secondary units. Then I'd max out the Skeleton King with the hammer, mainly to increase skill cooldown, and then just keep pulling skeletons. Then I'd get stuck – not enough gold, couldn't increase population. Those bots from Paradise Arena... I'm so curious, how do they pull out 5, 6, or 8 dragons when a single dragon costs 800 or 600 gold? It's infuriating!
Amazing! Rivers of blood! Fierce battle! So exhilarating!!! Ahem, let's get straight to the point 😎 Stop talking nonsense, I didn't use headphones, I only used my microphone. If I curse at you, you can hear me, but if you curse at me, I can't hear you 😎
A pure, exhilarating read with no major flaws. Natural disaster novels are incredibly good! 🥰🥰🥰 The only downside is the somewhat repetitive content; you can read it in segments after finishing each disaster. I finished it in two parts, so the reading time might be a bit short because I used a different phone for the first two races. It's a very enjoyable and satisfying natural disaster novel.
I hope the author can do the following: "Come on, author, read after me." I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never fail to keep up. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games. Playful, not fluffy. Strict self-discipline, valuing time like gold, and unyielding. Scratch, strive and struggle, pursue excellence, and forge brilliance with code.
It's very good, indeed very good, but personally, I would prefer those students to have a second chance. After all, this is a major life event for them. For the protagonist, however, it's just a game. And it doesn't require changing anything, just altering one setting. This would make things much easier to accept.