(A new genre + roguelike + pain-feedback livestreams to earn money for life-saving treatment + SSS-rank basic-attack build that crushes everything + subverting expectations + double comeback storyline)
I was paralyzed from the neck down, but one brilliant move accidentally awakened my SSS-rank talent: Ultimate Survivor!
My basic attacks have reached their full potential, but I can never use skills, and my pain feedback has been boosted to 1,000%!
The whole internet watches me livestreaming with no gear as a chicken beats me up. Haters jeer: “That's all an SSS rank can do?”
They don't know that with every punch, my disabled body is recovering in the real world.
Pain level: ▰▰▰▰▰100%
BOOOOM!!!
“This punch will shatter fate!”
When the medical bill crisis is finally resolved, the mastermind behind the scenes panics:
“Why can his basic attacks punch through the dimensional wall?! He's dealing damage in the real world!”
“Ah! I was only attacking his character in the game, so why does my real body hurt too?”
Friendly reminder: Watching this livestream may cause phantom pain. Viewer discretion is advised!
Overall, this book is worth reading. At first, I thought it was just a boring online game novel, but the author's imagination is quite wild, and the world-building gradually unfolds in a layered way later on. The protagonist's overpowered abilities are also quite satisfying, although the enemies are very strong.
Not bad, keep it up!
It's good, but please write those family feuds and grudges more quickly and efficiently. Don't cram in bits and pieces every few dozen chapters; it would take hundreds of chapters to finish.
It's great! I've never read this kind of leveling-up online game novel before. I'll keep reading and look forward to becoming a god! It got better and better, and the later parts got more imaginative, with a more stylistic touch.
Give it five stars to show your support.
After maxing out my basic attacks, even the boss calls me "daddy." Jiangzuo is deeply intoxicated The game's premise is fresh, but the plot development is somewhat mediocre. Oh, there aren't any major flaws, and it's not particularly cliché either. It just feels like a diary entry, or even more than a diary entry, with more ups and downs, but it just feels bland. I'd give it three and a half to four stars; it's a promising new book, like a seedling growing upwards.
It's a roguelike game story, and the plot isn't cliché; it's quite enjoyable.
It's alright, no major flaws, I'd give it an 8.5 out of 10.
Well written, keep it up! 👍🏻
Not bad, just a little short 😄