Thanks for Asking, I Spawned into the Game as a Count
谢邀，刚进游戏就是伯爵
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- 1.4M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3d ago
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This is an amazing book; I finished it in one go and still wanted more. The protagonist earned the titles of Great Navigator and Count of Monte Cristo during the closed beta test. During the open beta test, the game and the event were integrated, and the NPCs retained their memories from the closed beta test. The open beta test was a complete leap forward.
Too little! The novel next door, *Lingyuan Xianlu*, often updates five times a week. 😏😏😏 The plot, world-building, and concept are excellent, and the writing is good. It's a good story in the genre of online games that reflect reality. Personally, I didn't find it headache-inducing.
It's so good! Author, please update! I'm begging for millions of doses of good stuff, and for a female lead! 😭😭
It's quite interesting. First, the protagonist has the identity of an earl, but normally, this would just be mindless action, with him wielding his earldom to bully others. However, the author cleverly balances this by dividing the reader's perspective into two parts: the myriad worlds of the dungeon world and the main world.
The story is well-written. If the protagonist didn't hide his identity and show off in front of the player, I feel the rating would have increased by a few tenths of a second, based on my 20,000 reads. After all, from the reader's perspective, the player is on the same screen as the protagonist; only showing off in front of NPCs diminishes the enjoyment.
A pretty interesting novel. The protagonist isn't a traditional player but more of an adventurer, roaming various worlds and witnessing different histories. You can skip the early part where he leads a group or just get through it; the lone wolf phase really gets exciting later on, with plenty of thrilling moments. The setting seems quite expansive so far, looking forward to the rest! 👍
The theme is novel, a great idea. It's different from what I imagined; some actions are a bit incomprehensible to me. There are some parts I feel could have been omitted, but I lack experience and can't pinpoint what's wrong with them. I believe that when you're weak, you should use any help you can, like the initial borrowing of equipment.
Both updates are scheduled. Author, how many chapters do you have in reserve? The book is very good. The world-building is very reasonable in my opinion. The protagonist demonstrates the ability to uncover connections and capture details that are characteristic of plot-driven readers, and his information gathering is also well-developed.
The writing is quite good, better than many books rated 8 or higher. I don't understand why so many reviews inexplicably find fault, then post a review after less than 30 minutes, burying good books. Meanwhile, some even worse books inexplicably get 8 or higher ratings, even though they lack writing style and plot. This book is decent; I don't understand why it has such a low rating. [Eye roll]
Don't bother reading reviews from readers who've only been reading for less than an hour; those people have been reading too many wish-fulfillment novels. So far, the book seems good, like a combination of online game and infinite flow elements from Qidian's earlier works. The pacing is relatively slow, unlike the novels on Tomato.