After being reborn and returning to the server of "Starfall Era", Zhang Chi just wants to be bad. Leveling up? Equipment? Anyway, all members will have their accounts canceled in the mid-term, so what's the rush? He wandered around leisurely, browsing the map, gaining favor with NPCs, and casually "picked up" a simple trainee priest as his follower.
He planned: When he gets to a big city, he will find a safe home for this little oil bottle, and then go away on his own.
But he never expected that his follower would be a glorious saint in the future; the traveling companion he accidentally met was actually an ancient dragonborn; he thought that the conflict in the kingdom was just a cutscene, but because of him, he quietly changed... When the account was canceled and re-accounted, Zhang Chi looked at the group of big guys he had "accidentally" met around him and fell into deep thought: With my account, it seems that I don't need to level up anymore?
Reader comments
There is no doubt that it is a good book, the writing style is obviously polished, and many sentences are worth recalling over and over again. The plot also breaks away from the traditional online game novels of fighting monsters and upgrading. It is more like a traveler from another world witnessing everything in the game world from his own perspective. The story of Karan and his mother really moved me.
Of course, there are also some minor problems, which would be great if they could be corrected. First of all, the title of the book is really unattractive. It took me several times to click on it. The current behavior of the protagonist is not bad at all. The second is the setting. The protagonist only played the game for two weeks in his previous life. Why does he have to replay this game that is destined to be restarted when he is reborn? The indifference and superb skill and game understanding shown by the protagonist who only has two weeks of experience in the previous life is a bit strange. Can a game with only 100,000 slots really allow the protagonist and his friends to have exactly one slot? In addition, as a game, there is basically no description of values and skills. There is only a mission panel that has a sense of existence, and it feels more like a time travel to another world. Also, the teammate who turned into a goblin was narrated for a few chapters in the early stage and then stopped talking about it. The narrative felt a bit confusing.
Of course, despite the flaws, the overall performance is still very eye-catching. I hope the author can work hard✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
The writing is very good and very immersive. Although Carl's story in the middle is indeed a bit long, it doesn't matter. This book is a group portrait. You can clearly see Carl's growth. Irene's growth and journey should be the main theme in the early stage. Come on, look forward to it. To be honest, I am looking forward to Irene being the heroine. , Although the protagonist is unlikely to establish a relationship before the middle period. After all, he thinks he is just a passerby, but he hopes that the two of them will get their wish by the middle period. Well, how about fantasizing about a farewell kiss or a hug when parting with Irene even though it will take a long time? ^0^, The writing is very good so far, keep it up.
It is better to say it is a rebirth game than a Western Fantasy group portrait. It is a bit slow in this fast-paced era, but it is good-looking.
It looks smoother among the same genre, the tone of the characters may be more varied, and the protagonist can appear more times throughout the mission (I don't mean to say that it is bad to create supporting characters). Ask if it's none or single (I like the little pastor very much)
The narrative is good, but the subject matter of the game may be a bit lacking.
A great novel, slow-burning. In today's fast-food novel genre, if you can calm down and read it, it will be very comfortable. The disadvantage is that there are too few words, but you can still feel the author's writing style with such few words, and the emotions should not be left behind. I feel... Why would you put tomatoes in such a slow-burning book?
The writing is superb, and it feels like traveling. There are encounters and separations, and the anticipation of travel is always there. This book must get a score of 9 or above
It seems a bit like Arknights? I quite like the miners part
Not bad, but the heat is not good enough, I hope it won't be gone
Individual power will eventually come to an end, but unity is better
The writing style is very mature, and it seems like a boss is playing a trumpet and saying yes.
Judging from the current situation, it can definitely be regarded as a masterpiece (the end of the forest collection), and it is recommended to read.
It's very interesting to watch, with a sense of story and vivid characters. It's more of a Western fantasy than an online game. I just wonder if there can be more updates. I beg you. Jpd
There is no doubt that it is a good book, the writing style is obviously polished, and many sentences are worth recalling over and over again. The plot also breaks away from the traditional online game novels of fighting monsters and upgrading. It is more like a traveler from another world witnessing everything in the game world from his own perspective. The story of Karan and his mother really moved me. Of course, there are also some minor problems, which would be great if they could be corrected. First of all, the title of the book is really unattractive. It took me several times to click on it. The current behavior of the protagonist is not bad at all. The second is the setting. The protagonist only played the game for two weeks in his previous life. Why does he have to replay this game that is destined to be restarted when he is reborn? The indifference and superb skill and game understanding shown by the protagonist who only has two weeks of experience in the previous life is a bit strange. Can a game with only 100,000 slots really allow the protagonist and his friends to have exactly one slot? In addition, as a game, there is basically no description of values and skills. There is only a mission panel that has a sense of existence, and it feels more like a time travel to another world. Also, the teammate who turned into a goblin was narrated for a few chapters in the early stage and then stopped talking about it. The narrative felt a bit confusing. Of course, despite the flaws, the overall performance is still very eye-catching. I hope the author can work hard✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
The writing is very good and very immersive. Although Carl's story in the middle is indeed a bit long, it doesn't matter. This book is a group portrait. You can clearly see Carl's growth. Irene's growth and journey should be the main theme in the early stage. Come on, look forward to it. To be honest, I am looking forward to Irene being the heroine. , Although the protagonist is unlikely to establish a relationship before the middle period. After all, he thinks he is just a passerby, but he hopes that the two of them will get their wish by the middle period. Well, how about fantasizing about a farewell kiss or a hug when parting with Irene even though it will take a long time? ^0^, The writing is very good so far, keep it up.
It is better to say it is a rebirth game than a Western Fantasy group portrait. It is a bit slow in this fast-paced era, but it is good-looking.
It looks smoother among the same genre, the tone of the characters may be more varied, and the protagonist can appear more times throughout the mission (I don't mean to say that it is bad to create supporting characters). Ask if it's none or single (I like the little pastor very much)
The narrative is good, but the subject matter of the game may be a bit lacking.
A great novel, slow-burning. In today's fast-food novel genre, if you can calm down and read it, it will be very comfortable. The disadvantage is that there are too few words, but you can still feel the author's writing style with such few words, and the emotions should not be left behind. I feel... Why would you put tomatoes in such a slow-burning book?
The writing is superb, and it feels like traveling. There are encounters and separations, and the anticipation of travel is always there. This book must get a score of 9 or above
It seems a bit like Arknights? I quite like the miners part
Not bad, but the heat is not good enough, I hope it won't be gone
Individual power will eventually come to an end, but unity is better
The writing style is very mature, and it seems like a boss is playing a trumpet and saying yes. Judging from the current situation, it can definitely be regarded as a masterpiece (the end of the forest collection), and it is recommended to read.
It's very interesting to watch, with a sense of story and vivid characters. It's more of a Western fantasy than an online game. I just wonder if there can be more updates. I beg you. Jpd