Zhou Zheng transmigrates to a parallel world and unlocks the Unrivaled Grass-Cutting System. The problem is, this is the modern world, where no matter how good your kung fu is, one bullet will take you down.
Just then, the world's first virtual game, Civilization, bursts onto the scene. Zhou Zheng decisively spends a fortune to enter the game.
To his surprise, killing enemies in Civilization can actually complete missions!
This game is so realistic!
While other lords are struggling to develop their territories, Zhou Zheng chooses to grow stronger through warfare: robbing bandits, wiping out other races, occupying towns, and capturing counties…
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It's not badly written. Finally, unlike most of those "for the people" stories 🙄, which are tiresome to read. The writing style needs improvement. There are some typos; I hope the author will correct them promptly.
It seems pretty good. Try to avoid focusing too much on the protagonist and include too many characters, and develop the game quickly, but don't let it become too overpowered. At best, you should be one of the top players, but not the kind who can single-handedly carry the world, someone who can rival nations, but not to the point of overwhelming them. That would be excellent.
It's very well written, but the "Peerless" talent doesn't seem to match his S-rank; there are too many limitations.
It's alright, no major flaws, worth a look. The decisive and ruthless nature is good, but the upgrade system is poorly designed; leveling up is slow, and stats are low. Will 100 points be enough to fly or teleport in the late game? It seems like too little.
Let's mow down the grass! 😏
It was indeed quite enjoyable, but even though the male lead didn't seem to have any romantic ambitions, he shouldn't have been written like that. It made him seem inhuman to me. [Please update more frequently!]
Where are you? Come back and update the book! 😠😠😠😠
It looks good. I like this kind of thing.
Well written, keep it up!!! Taking a break today? No updates yet, been waiting all day.
It's good, well-written. I suggest you write less about the ridiculous real-world issues and wait until you're fully developed before going all out and taking them all down in one go.