Multiple female leads, but no harem-protagonist behavior.
Two in the real world, two in the game.
The protagonist is kind of a bastard. Kind of a bastard, kind of a bastard.
It bears repeating.
There’ll be scenes like treating a little girl as a mount and telling her to run faster. If that bothers you, don’t read. (ʘᴗʘ✿)
The protagonist has clones, but there’s no cheating with someone else’s clone.
The protagonist is pretty much invincible from the start, so equipment and stuff doesn’t matter.
“Gaming has no future!”
“What? You’re saying you bought a Lamborghini with money from this game?!”
My name is Yila. I’m the princess of the empire, and I’ve fallen in love with someone I shouldn’t have.
He wants to be my dad!!!
…
“Red dragons are powerful and breathe fire, but they can be stubborn and arrogant. Play well and you can beat them.
Green dragons are crafty, but not very strong. Beat them. Blue dragons are mostly just good at hiding. Beat them. Black dragons are dark and filthy. Beat them. White dragons are even more common than dirt. Beat them!! But… what the hell is that thing??”
“Why is there an Eastern dragon in a world with elves and beastmen?! An Eastern dragon that can summon heavenly lightning, control tsunamis, and create hurricanes???”
Damn game developers!!!
The latest version I've seen matches my personal taste, so I'd give it a 9.4. I don't watch many games (I often get bored with repetitive dungeons), so I won't comment on that. The protagonist is the only race, the dragon, and there's also a phoenix of the same level. Some people say the phoenix is overpowered, but I think it's alright. Dragons can also be resurrected (I won't go into details).
Author, you're a remarkable person. Of all the books I've read, you're the most remarkable, except, of course, my old man Su doesn't count.
Excellent! Absolutely fantastic! This is the only book I've found that isn't abstract, out of thousands. I highly recommend it. It's just a bit boring. Actually, it's not boring at all. (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )
It's alright. Some people in the comments mentioned that the clones are poisonous, and I hope that can be addressed, because they are indeed a bit toxic. Otherwise, there are no problems.
It's too short, but it looks pretty good.
The opening is well written.
This book has quite a few flaws. For example, neither the female nor the male lead are normal people, and the real-life assassination is a genuine success, though it only appears in chapter 98. However, the successful real-life assassination is probably the best plot point; if you don't click with the story, you won't be able to continue reading.
I watched it all night; some parts might be a bit toxic, but overall it was pretty good.
It's alright, no major flaws, I'm a seasoned bookworm; I can't be too picky about quality, otherwise I'll have nothing to read. It's a pity it's only 144 chapters.
The subject matter is relatively new. I hope the storylines outside the main plot are well-written.