[Multiple female leads] [Gamified world] [Youthful fantasy] [Comedic everyday life]
Chu Sheng wakes up one morning to find that the entire world has turned into a game.
An anger meter floats above his mother's head, and even buying a fried dough stick earns experience. A flick of his fishing rod unlocks the “Fishing Enthusiast” class, and one fish is enough to astonish everyone!
Catch giant fish to earn game currency and buy game-like items.
Make fish soup to heal people: “I love you, Mom.”
Craft rings to roll random modifiers. Put one on and you're a superhero.
Even more absurdly, the fishing-themed heartthrob can actually hook people!
I finished reading it because it came from the author's previous book, which was of similar type and was indeed well written. But maybe this book didn't make me feel that amazing in the early stage. I'll tell you the truth, it doesn't have the same feeling as the Golden Three Chapters. Secondly, when I entered the university dormitory, I smelled like Chen Hansheng, but most people in normal cities felt this way. Dual-player is difficult. Come on, the author actually recommends that you just write the first book, Farewell to the Eunuch.
It's a relatively good book, no. What an old trick of showing off and slapping someone in the face. But there is nothing particularly amazing, but after chapter 40, the writing seems to be much better than before.
Come on, come on, the plot is pretty good so far, but the pace is fast. I feel like the official plot can be written at such a pace 👍 👍 👍
It's been nearly 10 years since I've seen such a purely gamified novel with only the protagonist. I read a few of them in my freshman year of high school and have never encountered them again. This one deserves a five-star rating.
I came from the last book. Please support me.
Come on, author, give me five stars first. If there are no poisonous points, it should be a high-scoring work.
I read it in one sitting, it's very engaging, good luck to the author!!!
The novel is okay, but sometimes it's a bit abstract, but some of it is quite funny.
The author is still at a progressive stage in terms of love, and hopes to continue to work hard