[Character Development] + [Global Class Change] + [Role-Playing] + [The Game Descends into Reality] + [Leveling Up] + [NPC Awakening] + [Multiple Identities]
Wen Ting is the only player in the world.
While everyone else is still trying to figure out how the secret realms appearing in reality work, he starts with max-level talents and special privileges, creating multiple characters to dominate the game world.
His main body awakens the Player class, allowing him to cultivate while AFK, perceive all things, and travel between reality and secret realms to turn the tide!
His first character, “Wen Hou,” charges into the Nanhushan military camp with his spear, earning a fearsome reputation throughout the secret realm. With a black iron waist token in hand, he takes command of the Eagle Platform!
His second character, “Haiyin,” possesses a beauty that shakes the world and sets Chaoge City ablaze. Revered as a goddess, she becomes entangled in the power struggles of noble families and the ancient secrets of the Echoes of the Azure Sea!
Yet something strange lurks in every corner of this game:
Characters cannot be revived after death. Could the NPCs really possess independent consciousness?
In the gacha system, why does the figure in the Dragon Girl rate-up banner look so familiar?
When the game invades reality, the mist of Mount Chengming, the turmoil of Baiyu Capital, the undercurrents beneath the Chaoge Festival...
Multiple identities, one soul...
Everything is fine. I think the only flaw is the scene after she becomes a female character. It's not that being a female character is bad. Rather, it means that his scene conflicted with the feel-good elements of the novel. I think most people who read light novels don't like this kind of political intrigue. They all prefer to use force to overcome all methods. Enough said, my super brain is telling me it's time to use my superpowers.
The writing is good, the plot is okay, but the vocabulary is too ornate, and some chapters are a bit complicated. Overall, it's not bad.
The author is quite adept at surfing the internet; it's full of references. They must have played a lot of Old Mi games, right? 😏
As the saying goes, Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, and today I'll also taste the "Hundred Poisons Book" for you all. The taste is not bad, quite to my liking, but the herbs grow a bit slowly, and the flavor is gone before I can even chew it.
[I was here] It's well-written, but the balance between the game's storyline and the real-life storyline is uneven.
Great deal! It's just a little short right now, I can't get enough! Waaaaah!
I personally think it's alright, not bad. Keep it up!
I feel it should be at least an 8. Something, but it's a bit low now because there aren't many people rating it 😄 I just think it's better without a female lead.
While the subject matter wasn't particularly outstanding, I thought the plot was acceptable. The only downside was the lack of frequent updates; hopefully, the author will try to increase the number of chapters.
Hmm~ The concept is a bit similar to Catastrophe Messenger, but it's still very good.