DNF: Hard Work Pays Off, and I'm the Ultimate Grinder!

The latest 48 chapters feel like an upgraded fantasy novel when reading it. The writing method is relatively subtle. It can be said to be a DNF fanfic, or it can be said to be a fantasy novel using the DNF template. After the "rationalization" of fantasy writing, the more "gamey" aspects of DNF have become more realistic. In contrast, the unique "game features" of DNF fans almost no longer exist. This is a matter of opinion. All in all, it's not bad as a fantasy, so I encourage it with four stars. ☕

Ah uh... The theme of DNF is similar to Western fantasy, but the more I watch the plot, the more it resembles ancient martial arts... Especially the dialogue and titles... There is a strong sense of fragmentation.

Not bad, not bad. Anyway, I felt comfortable watching it. For me, I didn't see any bad points. The improvement in strength is not slow and does not overwhelm the protagonist. I look forward to the follow-up [Sending Hearts]

The writing is quite good, but the positioning of small colorless crystals is a bit low. You should compare it with the spiritual stones in the world of immortality. Energy crystals should be valuable even if they are small. After all, what is worthless in the game may be the only thing in reality. The game needs balance to attract players, but reality does not require it. Do you want love [laughing]

I ordered the recommendation in the early hours of the morning, but I couldn't sleep, so I'd like to give myself a five-star review first, it shouldn't be too much! [Eat melon]

The start of the dnf version of Super Mechanic

A rare article about a weak warrior in a disconnected city. The player's system hangs up in the real Arad continent. It doesn't compromise on strength. The writing style is great👍🏻. The content is wonderful. I look forward to subsequent updates [Learned]

It's okay, the first few chapters have the flavor of a super god mechanic

Not bad. It has the original taste of the 60 version. That is the most fun and interesting version. The main story and background of that version are also the most interesting. Please give me some encouragement. I don't think it's as good as The Demonic Swordsman. It's nothing else but the story is not as good as The Demonic Swordsman. Even if there are specific levels in this book, it's strange that the levels are so clearly divided. These are all minor issues. The key is that the skill level entry is written in the appendix. How can I put it really? It makes me feel like I am playing a game again. Now that I have traveled to the world of DNF, I have to rewrite the story. You can write the strength of weapons and equipment, but don't write in terms of weapon level and skill level. You travel through the world, not into the game.

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this