[Massive multiplayer online game + monster-slaying and leveling + far ahead of the competition + building a faction]
Everyone enters the game [Battle of the Gods], and Zhang Shan awakens the [Wealth Beyond Measure] talent, making every strike drop gold coins.
What's more, spending money lets him deal true damage with every strike.
Then Zhang Shan goes on a rampage in the game.
He claims the first boss kill, clears dungeons before anyone else, and takes every supreme artifact for himself.
Top players, gaming experts, and rising stars all flock to join him.
“Brother Shan, Yokosuka Port has already been wiped out twice. There's nothing valuable left...”
“Fine. Move on to the next port.”
“Brother Shan, the monsters on this battlefield of myriad races drop nothing but artifacts. We're rich...”
“Take them out.”
“Brother Shan, that's a god.”
“So what? If it has a health bar, we can still kill it.”
The game [Battle of the Gods] is a battleground where the gods of the universe choose among countless races.
What will become of humanity, and how will Zhang Shan face what lies ahead...?
The blurb can't do it justice. Read the story itself.
The level cap was too high; I had to kill hundreds of monsters and three mini-bosses to level up from level one to level two.
Dude, you've already surpassed 100,000 words, and you're still only posting two chapters a day? You have traffic, but you can't retain it?
It's alright, but I'd like to control the number of skills. You could limit the number of skills the main character can learn. After all, if you write too many, you'll forget them later. You could standardize the number of skills that can be learned at each level. Otherwise, if the main character is too invincible, it'll just be mindless fun. Games need some competitive elements, right?
The author's writing is quite good, it's just a bit short.
It's pretty good, so why only 5.8 points? Purely a lighthearted read, with no fluffy romance, and the ending feels a bit rushed.
The level suppression is too severe. I'm already at level 4 in chapter 39.
Author, thank you for your hard work and keep it up!
This is a pure, enjoyable read. Author, keep up the good work with updates! I'm going to read your previous books now.
It's good, but it feels like something's missing. I recommend reading it.
Write more, it's not enough.