Games Invade Reality: While Others Level Up, I Cultivate Immortality

The imagination and creativity are amazing! There is absolutely no second book of this type in Tomato. The game invades reality. Although humans have a player panel, they only have one life. Players work hard to level up. The protagonist is a cultivator and directly defeats monsters. The world view is huge, but I haven't seen the heroine after reading more than 40 chapters.

The strength of different monsters at the same level is divided from small to large: ordinary, elite, epic, legend, and myth. The strength of players at the same level affects: combat skills, skill proficiency, equipment, talents, god-level talents, hidden professions The protagonist is cultivating immortality, and dimensionality reduction strikes, but if there is no inheritance, you need to explore it yourself.

The subject matter is good. . . But my description is: Douqi turns into a horse

The same routine has been used many times. I like it very much. I feel that it is the routine of Devouring the Starry Sky at the end of the writing. Moreover, the more he thinks about this foreign enemy, he forgets some details and everything, and the foreshadowing is not very good.

This is a good book with great ideas. Come on, the author, you write well!

The subject matter is very novel. It is different from the traditional online games that integrate real-life stories. It has a bit of apocalyptic, non-immortal, and exploration style. The world view is a bit big, and there are a lot of foreshadowings that I should fill in later.

I have read about ten chapters so far. The logic is clear, the writing is smooth, and the subject matter is to my liking. It is a good online article.

It's a good idea and the overall structure is good.

Very good, a bit interesting.

There is a fish in the North Ming, and its name is Kun.