Logged In Early, and I’m Really Not a Plant!

Nice! The author implements one word throughout the whole process: "cool" and that's it! As a female reader, what I like most is that there is no female protagonist or even a few female characters in the whole novel. The male protagonist does not go around collecting a harem but concentrates on cultivating. In addition, the author has a good idea of ​​how to advance the male protagonist. It is cheating but not fully developed (at least the attribute points have to be earned hahaha). There are no conspiracy theories or annoying villains in the whole story. The people the male protagonist meets are friendly and strong, so it is very comfortable to read. As a rebirth novel, the male protagonist does not need to "rebirth and return for revenge", he just seizes the opportunity and then upgrades happily along the way. It is an excellent upgrade flow. And I think there are no surprises in the whole process. The suspense of the story and some ingenious ideas are well-founded [Blow kiss]

It's a cool novel. It seems that the protagonist has a good plan and his combat power increases quickly. Love to watch The point is that there are no sisters or the like, and there is no ex-girlfriend or fiancée. Who knows, there is a kind of comfortable feeling like drinking too much blood and suddenly taking a sip of happy water.

I would like to ask the author. The protagonist died after the sin beasts invaded the earth, and then was reborn before the invasion. According to normal logic, he should be reborn into his own body, but he traveled back to the game. I would like to ask if Lin An still exists on the earth, and is there such a person?

[Early login + coming to reality + invincibility + cool writing + no heroine] A game called "Abyss of Sin" appears. But a year later, the game came to reality, countless evil beasts invaded, and humans were filled with despair. When Lin An woke up again, he found that he had traveled through time and became a native in the game. Not only did he carry the game panel, but it would take another year for players to enter the game. Time travel + rebirth + early login? Buff is stacked directly. One year later, the game officially launched and all players arrived. All players were stunned when they saw the rankings. "No, we have just entered the server, why is he almost at the max level?" When the game is connected to reality, countless sinful beasts descend, and mankind is in deep despair. A figure suddenly appeared. The figure said nothing, facing the countless sin beasts that attacked, just killing them blindly. [Early login + coming to reality + invincibility + cool writing + no heroine] A game called "Abyss of Sin" appears. But a year later, the game came to reality, countless evil beasts invaded, and humans were filled with despair. When Lin An woke up again, he found that he had traveled through time and became a native in the game. Not only did he carry the game panel, but it would take another year for players to enter the game. Time travel + rebirth + early login? Buff is stacked directly. One year later, the game officially launched and all players arrived. All players were stunned when they saw the rankings. "No, we have just entered the server, why is he almost at the max level?" When the game is connected to reality, countless sinful beasts descend, and mankind is in deep despair. A figure suddenly appeared. The figure said nothing, facing the countless sin beasts that attacked, just killing them blindly.

It looks good, but can the author write down those realms, the realms of treasures, etc. On the homepage, so that it doesn't look too cluttered, and if you can't remember it, you can come back and take a look.

It's been a long time since I've found such a good-looking book. There's no ink, no water, no riddles, no need to waste your brain, it's quick to upgrade, no hiding, and no heroine. I enjoyed reading it so much! Come on, author. The whole book is a strong point in my mind and I highly recommend it!

Traveling to the game world and becoming a local native, he became the son of the largest NPC in the "Novice Village". When the game was launched, players found that the protagonist had almost reached the full level.

It's okay. There are a lot of problems in the early and mid-term, but it's bearable. The data is often wrongly written, and occasionally the settings are messed up. It's clear that the level is rising very quickly, but the writing feels like it's suppressing the level. However, the plot is relatively smooth, and the pitfalls are basically filled. The protagonist is fed by the will of the world. In the end, several wills of the world compete for the body of the protagonist. Both sides suffer, but the protagonist takes a big advantage. It is invincible all the way. It is fun. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. The happy ending is resurrected by the protagonist. The following contains spoilers: The previous most discouraging loopholes such as attribute points have been filled in, and the identity of the protagonist has also been filled in. The protagonist is a native who absorbs the player. The panel has been confused for ten years and sees a corner of the future from the perspective of Lin An on Earth. This player panel has two world will controls. Blue Star Will steals energy to survive (with attribute points deducted, so killing the same level in any realm is 1 attribute point). The Wanling World wants to cultivate the body, so it will adjust the rewards and points needed to redeem items according to the protagonist's situation.

It's really classic. It has almost everything that can be stitched, such as rebirth, time travel, system, amnesia, second generation, pretense, strange home, hidden family secrets, mother in trouble, disappeared mother, her mother's hidden family secrets, etc. Do you have any brothers who want to add?

It's nice to watch, and it's quite refreshing, but sin beasts can possess humans. However, when the protagonist leaves his hometown of Novice Village, the problem of sin beasts possessing humans seems to have disappeared. Is there some reason or the author has forgotten it?