Virtual game + precise data-driven progression + sole female lead + invincible protagonist + game descends upon reality
Xiao Ming was a special forces soldier with the codename Shadowhawk. After leaving the military, his life became dull and uneventful. That was until the online game Slay the Gods was released.
Ding! Congratulations, player, you have obtained the EX-rank talent Mind's Eye.
Effect One: You don't need to face your enemy directly. Once you've seen them, you can track them from a thousand miles away.
Effect Two: Every enemy you kill permanently increases your damage by 1 (Bosses: +10).
Effect Three: Each attack deals 130% of the damage of the previous one, with unlimited stacking.
I have ten abilities like this.
“What? You're a god? Don't let me see you. Once I do, you're as good as dead!”
The game descended upon reality, but the gods went into hiding, too afraid to show themselves.
“Shadowhawk is slaughtering our people again. God of War, go out there and teach him a lesson!”
“I'm not going! Let whoever wants to go do it! If I show my face, I'm dead!”
(Precise data-driven progression: all the game stats are carefully calculated. I spend ten minutes writing the novel and half an hour calculating the numbers. I'll post all the calculations, so I hope my dear readers will support me!)
It's a good book. As for data, I'm a bad student, so it's okay to say I don't understand it. 🙂 The numerical damage exploded in the later period. I stayed up all night for two hours and finally finished it. 🙂
The pace is fast and the logic is rigorous!
Does the author know how to captivate people's hearts?