"Compared with handsome and exquisite appearance, we pay more attention to actual experience."
The young Kane already has the thoughts that an older person should have, and even if he is accused of being old-fashioned, he will never give in.
In YGGDRASIL, Kane longs for real-life fantasy adventure. Rather than the so-called combat power of the game, it pays more attention to the background story in the huge world view and the small unknown details.
On the day when the game was announced to be closed, Kane had the idea of witnessing the end of his beloved game. While watching the fireworks set off by other fans, he silently waited for the game to be closed. In the end, he fell asleep while waiting.
After waking up, I found that I had come to a completely different world, and even the abilities in the game could be used effectively!
Is this a time travel game becoming a reality? Or were previous bad experiences just a dream?
——What's up!
A super real experience, isn't it great?
Reader comments
One thing to say, the start is pretty good. It's finally not the kind of game that relies on gold fingers and summoning character systems that are completely inconsistent with the style of the game, or some abilities to cultivate immortals. Instead, it is a setting that relies on the ability of the mage profession to conduct in-depth research, which is more realistic and in line with the style of the game. . In fact, there are a lot of things that can be studied in the world of Bone King. I have always felt that since the bloodline of gods and humans in Theocratic Kingdom can be produced by the reproduction of players, why can't they directly draw blood from players and then conduct in-depth research on a bloodline transformation or implantation method to match and create a large number of thousands of gods and humans of level 70 or 80, even close to death? There are probably many level 90 gods under a large base. In addition, the natives have martial arts, the ability to directly obtain high-level professions regardless of professional conditions, and the ability to independently create new spells like Imperial Fulda. In addition, coupled with natural abilities, in this case, I feel that the Great Tomb does not rely on the eighth level of combat power and world-class props, which is probably enough.
There is something beautiful about reading a Japanese light novel (although it is said to be a light novel, it is not light enough at all). The good news is that the layout and writing style look like the original Nikkei style. The bad news is that I have learned Nikkei's unique long narration (
The best Bone King fanfic at the moment. The other books are not only brainless but also brainless and have plots. This one is very logical. The minor characters all have rich background introductions. The protagonist is also very much in the original style. It has the thinking of a top player in the original style. However, because of the many settings, many names, and abrupt progress, this is a book that needs to be read slowly. Or it would be better to explain the purpose and reasons clearly before taking action. In short, it is a good book. I am looking forward to competing with Bone King.
I've read a few chapters, and the writing is good, but it's a pity that I'm a native and have no interest in natives--
After reading about fifty chapters, I realized that I had forgotten who the protagonist was and what his name was.
One thing to say, the start is pretty good. It's finally not the kind of game that relies on gold fingers and summoning character systems that are completely inconsistent with the style of the game, or some abilities to cultivate immortals. Instead, it is a setting that relies on the ability of the mage profession to conduct in-depth research, which is more realistic and in line with the style of the game. . In fact, there are a lot of things that can be studied in the world of Bone King. I have always felt that since the bloodline of gods and humans in Theocratic Kingdom can be produced by the reproduction of players, why can't they directly draw blood from players and then conduct in-depth research on a bloodline transformation or implantation method to match and create a large number of thousands of gods and humans of level 70 or 80, even close to death? There are probably many level 90 gods under a large base. In addition, the natives have martial arts, the ability to directly obtain high-level professions regardless of professional conditions, and the ability to independently create new spells like Imperial Fulda. In addition, coupled with natural abilities, in this case, I feel that the Great Tomb does not rely on the eighth level of combat power and world-class props, which is probably enough.
There is something beautiful about reading a Japanese light novel (although it is said to be a light novel, it is not light enough at all). The good news is that the layout and writing style look like the original Nikkei style. The bad news is that I have learned Nikkei's unique long narration (
The best Bone King fanfic at the moment. The other books are not only brainless but also brainless and have plots. This one is very logical. The minor characters all have rich background introductions. The protagonist is also very much in the original style. It has the thinking of a top player in the original style. However, because of the many settings, many names, and abrupt progress, this is a book that needs to be read slowly. Or it would be better to explain the purpose and reasons clearly before taking action. In short, it is a good book. I am looking forward to competing with Bone King.
I've read a few chapters, and the writing is good, but it's a pity that I'm a native and have no interest in natives--
After reading about fifty chapters, I realized that I had forgotten who the protagonist was and what his name was.
My eyes light up, it's super pretty👀.