Game Invasion: I'm the Only Ordinary Player

The author has completely forgotten that you can receive an exclusive pet on the third day after your first recharge.

A five-star divine book, absolutely no dragging anything down. Being wanted, it went straight to a remote, uninhabited mountain cave, no whining or fussing. 🤦 Even when a woman with resurrection abilities tried to woo the protagonist, he ignored her. Hope the updates come soon! 👍 They couldn't keep up later; they didn't kill many, just a bunch of weaklings.

"Look at what you've written about being the only player! Are you kidding me? So there are over 5 million people in real life who can use game equipment and space just like that." Zheng Dong said, "Money is everything. I heard you players have a way to bring gold and silver from the real world. Gold and silver are very valuable here; they're essential materials for many magical artifacts."

The writing style is indeed very good, at least on Tomato, it's quite good. There's not much toxicity, except that the tendency to use three, three, four in a row to create an abstract feel is a little toxic, but otherwise it's pretty good.

It's pretty good and very interesting. Readers who dislike overly childish or immature novels should definitely check it out. It has exciting moments and a mature worldview. I hope it maintains this quality later on. The protagonist isn't a saintly figure or indiscriminately kills. Very good! 👍

This is amazing! It's so cool! Basic skills can be leveled up to 100? Why don't you level them up to 10,000? One basic wind skill costs 5 million meteorites and 100 kilograms of gold, which is only 1 million meteorites. That's like spending 500 million to buy a basic skill! This is incredible! It's even more awesome than those pay-to-win online games where players start with hundreds of millions and get all the best stuff. I can't even imagine how much more awesome it is to level up!

It's okay, but you have to accept that a pointless statement has to be repeated three or four times.

The plot and writing are quite good, but the development is too slow and there's no sense of satisfaction. Also, the world setting is a bit off. I hope that when I stop eating beef, I can slaughter all these so-called companies and families.

It's alright, quite realistic. It emphasizes stability, and the early stages are heavily regulated. Everyone knows silver and gold are important; trying to acquire them in large quantities is tantamount to suicide. First, you spend money to build strength, then your strength fuels your spending, creating a spiral upward. The only downside is the slow pace; the early stages weren't as exciting.

Aside from being long-winded and lecturing on grand principles, it's quite good. Enough with the nonsense. Just buy in the store and you're unbeatable; why all this rambling?