Legend of Heroes from the Start: A Lottery for the Han Dynasty's Seductive Demon Physique

The brilliance of this book lies in the addition of the entry for "Han Dynasty Succubus," which instantly makes the plot and character relationships all make sense 😂

For now, it's pretty good. If the Legend of Sword and Fairy games are really like what the author wrote, everyone will be tempted to play them. There's no need to aim to complete the game; you can just interact with the NPCs in the game!

(Top-tier) Marked... Good writing, good pacing, strong sense of immersion — Novel ratings: ①Top-tier (A great book that perfectly suits my taste, 5 stars/10+) ②Superior (A good book widely recognized, urging for over 1000 chapters, 5 stars/10) ③Average (Logically consistent & a good book I don't like, 5 stars/9) ④Average (A good book in the conventional sense, 5 stars/8) ⑤Medium (Feeling cheated…

A good book. The main plot isn't actually about the game's release, but rather about the various mystical research projects undertaken after the game's launch, using prizes obtained through draws. They've already discovered cultivation techniques and the laws of creation, and are just waiting for the protagonist to revive spiritual energy.

For mecha-themed RPGs, you could refer to Warframe and Anthem; for android-themed RPGs, NieR: Automata and Gladiator; for magic-themed RPGs, Legacy of Hogoz; for action RPGs, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm; for fantasy RPGs, the Final Fantasy series; for traditional Chinese style RPGs, you could refer to Tian Long Ba Bu Online, Justice Online, and Moonlight Blade Online; but for traditional Chinese style single-player games, there don't seem to be many good references.

Very interesting and creative! Compared to many game novels, this one handles the extraction of technical capabilities from games much better. The protagonist and his company are also very interesting, solving the employee motivation problem in a relatively reasonable way 😏😏😏. I hope to see Seele's speaking skills next time, West Sea!!!

It's quite interesting and a light and enjoyable read. Although the protagonist develops supernatural powers later on, it's understandable. After all, everyone knows that in this environment, if you don't form a vested interest group and develop technologies and companies that are ahead of their time, you're bound to face government interference. To avoid interference and reap the benefits, you have to incorporate some surreal elements; otherwise, it's hard to write a good story.

Why add cultivation to the city? Rewards like body-strengthening elixirs, lifespan extensions, and eternal youth are fine, but adding cultivation is excessive. It's not like everyone can cultivate after the spiritual energy revival.

The book is good, very well written, the author's writing style is good, and the descriptions of the various games are also quite good. However, there are too many women; it feels like it might develop into a harem, which I personally don't like. Five stars, goodbye.

It's a pretty good book. I'd like to ask if it's single or multiple partners? I can accept either. If it's single, just don't get involved in any ambiguous relationships with the female lead. If it's multiple partners, don't be a harem type; just sleep with whoever you meet.