Thanks for Asking, I Spawned into the Game as a Count

It's a very good book. I read it in one sitting and it wasn't enough. The protagonist won the titles of Navigator and Count of Monte Cristo during the closed beta. During the public beta, the game and the scene were integrated. The NPC still retained the memory from the closed beta. The open beta took off directly.

There are too few. The "Lingyuan Immortal Road" next door often changes five times. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] The plot, world view, and conception are very good, and the writing is not bad. It is a good article in the genre of online games that reflects reality. Personally, I don't feel my head hurts when I read it. The first 60 chapters of the article, in which people and forces without long-sightedness seek trouble, did not make me feel abrupt. I personally think it is logical. Instead, it exposes the hidden plot, promotes the main line, and brings a corner of the world view to the surface later, which plays a role in [eating melon] [eating melon] [eating melon]

Very nice, please update it. I've made millions of tonics and there's a female protagonist😭😭

It's a bit interesting. First of all, the protagonist has the identity of an earl, but normally speaking, he is brainless and relies on his identity as an earl to dominate. However, the author has a very clever way to balance this. The dungeon divides the reader's perspective into two sides, one is the world of the dungeon world, and the other is the main world. In addition, the protagonist's character will focus mainly on the unknown, which strengthens the protagonist's reasons for going to the dungeon world, but also uses the identity of the earl to reduce the narrative in the main world. To sum up, I think it's worth watching if you like drama. But if you like mindless fun that only has fun with fighting all day long, I suggest you watch it. After all, you always need a change of taste.

The subject matter is very new and the idea is very good. It's different from what I imagined. There are some behaviors that I don't understand. There are some places in the article that I think can be omitted, but I don't have enough experience to know what's weird. I think a lot of help can be used when you are weak. For example, you can borrow equipment at the beginning and return it when you get stronger. After all, it feels like the protagonist's collection seems to be very awesome, but only a few ordinary equipment are given away. I have read Chapter 35 so far. I feel like the protagonist adapted quickly to killing monsters at the beginning, and some skills come out right after killing. Is it because it is a holographic game?

They are all published on a regular basis. How many manuscripts do you have saved as an author? The book is very good, and the world view is very reasonable in my opinion. The protagonist also reflects the unique ability of the plot party to dig out connections, capture details, and collect information. Each character is very three-dimensional and has a distinct personality. I will not say, put pressure, or point out the plot. Finally, I would like to ask if your update can be moved forward? Anyway, it will be released on time

The writing is pretty good, better than many books with scores of 8 or above. I don't understand that many reviews nowadays are inexplicably looking for bad points, and then they post a review without seeing it for 30 minutes. Good books are buried, and then some more poisonous books are inexplicably scored above 8, but in the end there is no writing or plot at all. The writing of this book is okay, I don't understand why the score is so low [rolls eyes]

It's a very interesting novel. The protagonist is not a traditional player but more like an adventurer. He wanders around various worlds and witnesses various histories. You can spend the early stage leading people or just skip it. The lone wolf scenes start to be exciting later on. It's very exciting. At present, the setting is very large. I look forward to the follow-up [Like]

The story is well written. If I didn't hide my identity and pretend to be a b in front of the players, I feel that the score could go up by 0. A few times because of the 2w reading time. After all, in the reader's vision, the player has the same interface as the protagonist. If you only pretend in front of NPCs, it will make people feel less happy.

You don't need to read the comments that took less than an hour to read. Those people have read too many articles. The current reading is a good book. It is like a combination of online games before the starting point and unlimited streaming. The pace is slower and not like the novels on Tomato. The first few chapters are just an introduction, and various issues will be explained later. The protagonist is a lone wolf. He will act on his own after level 10, and he will not join a guild. The main body of the book is the world after the arrival of the game. The legacy of the original world is ignored. There is basically no space. In the early days, other people did not know the background of the world because the protagonist was in beta at level 10. Years ago, and I read the background information in the Royal Library, other closed beta players joined the game a year ago and the scope of activities was limited to one country. In fact, there were no poisonous points in the early stage, only foreshadowing. The only minor poison may be the official mention (there is no Internet, how can the game forum still have the official name of the country, it is very strange)