[Face-slapping, Leveling Up, Farming, Wits and Every Kind of Power Fantasy] [Multiple Dungeons, Fast-Paced] [Decisive and Ruthless]
His name is Chen Ping. He’s a very refined man, and his only hobby is chopping off other people’s heads with an axe.
This is a world invaded by the “Infinite Game,” where money, talents, skills, and more are the foundations of everything.
After being reborn, Chen Ping gains access to a one-of-a-kind [Mini-Game] feature.
In a simple, brain-teasing minigame, all he has to do is become a lumberjack and deliver the deadliest chop to the tree in front of him to earn the Infinite Coins everyone else dreams of!
It’s a path of chopping down trees, and an easy road to riches.
The Dragon City Beneath the Tomb, Greetings on a Rainy Night, Infinite Dreamcore...
Across countless dungeons open to everyone, Chen Ping is always at the front of the pack.
Not because he’s especially kind, but because he’s too strong.
“Chen Ping! Do you know how rare a Diamond-grade piece of equipment is? I’ll get one even if it costs me everything!”
Chen Ping looks at the player before him with pity, then equips his pet with a brand-new set of Diamond-grade gear.
“Gyeh heh heh heh! Chen Ping! I’ve already killed a hundred thousand humans. This boundless power will become my strongest S-grade talent!”
Listening to the bizarre creature boast, Chen Ping remembers the dozens of SSS-grade talents he forgot to use in his status window.
The hidden hand behind the mist watches everything Chen Ping does with a sinister grin.
Only when Chen Ping treats the rules it so proudly created as a game does it finally understand.
Chen Ping is the only [Player] on this chessboard!
The main character is the nanny.
The cheat codes are actually quite powerful. One of my flaws is that time isn't paused when playing mini-games, so it still consumes time limits, often leaving me starting more than a day behind others. And because I start later, it can even cause bugs in dungeons, preventing me from obtaining the roles I should have.
The content seems pretty good so far, very much in the author's previous style 😄 But the cover feels a little off? (Personally, if I hadn't seen it on the author's homepage, I wouldn't have been so inclined to click and read it.)
It was alright. The second game deviated from the typical wish-fulfillment genre, which puzzled me quite a bit. The second dungeon, Deus Ex, was a bit too much; honestly, I don't know how a normal person would beat it.
A pretty good game-themed novel. I came across it in one of my previous books, and I quite liked it. I hope he can maintain this daily 10,000-word writing pace, haha.
From human to ghost? That's interesting.
I haven't read it yet, but I came here because of the previous book. I'll give it a review first, and then deduct points if it's not good.
The mini-games were made more difficult, so it felt really frustrating.
The first six chapters reveal the background.