The World Turns into a Game: Loading a Save from the University Dungeon

Interesting. By using a game-like university setting, it effectively transforms those clichéd plot points. It's a game, after all, so these things are normal, including the rich guy staying on campus and never leaving, and the fact that his employees are all loyal and innocent despite being university students. Keep writing, I'd love to read more!

Great book! Even as someone who prefers no female lead, I read it all the way through. Although the protagonist is a player, the later parts are handled very well. I hope this book gets promoted to a better list; this author is at least a 9 out of 10. By the way, this book actually has... Hehehe, the content 😏

I initially didn't find Chen Yu a very likable character, but the latest chapters have portrayed her as both a mentor and a mother, not an unattainable "white moonlight" but a home-like figure waiting for a prodigal son to return. This has completely changed my impression of her, so I'm definitely buying Chen Yu now! 🥰

The premise is excellent, making a common theme feel fresh. The author's writing is superb; some details are so well-developed that you wouldn't notice them without prior knowledge. 😏 It's already outstanding on Tomato, I'd give it a 9.2. Last chance to buy Song stocks at the bottom!

Well, the character design in this book is quite good, and the writing is better than most of Tomato's works. Zhang Qin and Wang Nan's characters are very appealing. It's hard to imagine anyone else surpassing this book. Chen Yu's character is too perfect; I didn't notice it at first, but it became clear when I saw Chen Gou.

It's good, no need to say more, the author writes very well. It's just that, how to put it, the genre is niche, and it's hard to make a living from this kind of thing. To really succeed, you need to work on mainstream themes; romance novels rarely become big hits in male-oriented fiction.

This book is truly excellent. The author's writing style clearly indicates a seasoned writer; the characters are well-developed and distinctive, the plot is well-crafted, and it's long enough to keep you entertained. I wonder if there are any other books in this university romance genre? I hope you can recommend some; I really love this kind of story.

This is a very good novel, definitely a high-quality read. Turning a traditional urban setting into a game is a great idea, effectively masking or rationalizing the common flaws of traditional urban novels. The early plot was truly refreshing, even engaging someone like me who hasn't read urban novels in a long time. However, the later plot tends to become more formulaic.

The early part of the story was very well written. Although there were some minor flaws, such as the author not fully developing the world-building, the exciting plot more than made up for these shortcomings. The story got a little padded in the later stages after the focus on the career storyline increased, but the ending with the dumplings was still very enjoyable.

This isn't a fake review; I find it much more interesting than many of Tomato's urban harem stories. The pacing is excellent, and it's truly a rare gem among Tomato's works. 😘 (Spoilers ahead) My favorite character is definitely Zhang Qin. Often, I think that in harem, factional, or romantic entanglements stories, the female lead is the minimum requirement, the climax, the eye-catching element…