ENGame Descends: I'm the Only One in the World Who Can Play
游戏降临：全球只有我会玩游戏
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
- 708 chapters
Synopsis
Other names
- Game Invasion: The Skills He Created Are Way Too Powerful游戏入侵：他创造的技能太强了吧Alternate title on Fanqie
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Skills and Talents That Really Make You Sit Up and Take Notice!!!
Everyone Has a Class, One of Them, A Vast World
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I think it's good. Actually, some highly rated books, besides having accurate data and no typos, actually have rather bland stories. I've seen many people say they have some flaws, but this book is very engaging. I think the plot is quite good. Compared to many books that are just for the sake of being entertaining, I think this book has a more interesting plot.
It's great, I love reading it. The skill creation is all based on game understanding, which is very immersive. I guess the author is a game developer who often plays with newbies, explaining skills every day. The helplessness of newbies is portrayed very realistically, making me really empathize.
I suggest giving the main character the ability to see the skill's maximum value. This would make skill creation more logical; if the maximum value is successfully reached, others won't see it; exceeding it will result in failure, and not exceeding it will prevent reaching the Heavenly Rank. Wouldn't that make much more sense? The pitfall of buying attributes is still there.
It's really great! The story starts with the protagonist being fed a pig (a euphemism for a male concubine) very early on, and it concludes in just three chapters set in the real world. While the logic in handling events is sometimes unclear, it's definitely a five-star read, consistently revolving around the theme of a saintly mother. Just look at the table of contents—over two hundred chapters already, and the Chen family is still around.
The book boasts a novel premise. The protagonist isn't the typical invincible, data-driven character from game novels, nor does it offer the satisfying feeling of brute-force growth after using cheat codes. Instead, it presents the sense of accomplishment of starting from scratch in an unfamiliar game and consistently guessing the mechanics correctly.
The pure, enjoyable story is well-written, but hey, @MissGetsRich, let's take a look at the skill ideas provided by the readers. Enjoy the fun to the fullest, as long as it's not a one-click wipe. Anyway, we're already number one on the power rankings, don't you think? @MissGetsRich 😳😳😳
It's great, I love reading it, please update more!! I don't think there are any major flaws. Although I felt a bit frustrated at the beginning when the protagonist was replaced in the college entrance exam and ended up in District 18, it got really satisfying later on. It's all foreshadowing for what's to come, making the twists and turns even more exciting.
I only read the comments after finishing the series. The comments section was mixed, with positive reviews being accused of being paid to write them. It's strange, you can hate what you want, but I can like what I want. For me, the plot and monster battles are well-written and detailed. I enjoy the dungeon scenes and can keep reading, so for me, it's a good book.
I finished reading it in two days, up to chapter 267. It has a very old-fashioned feel, just like a novel from ten years ago. It has a kind of chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) yet passionate vibe, and a strong sense of conviction. There used to be many novels like this, and now I've finally found one after sifting through the sands of time.
I think it's more interesting than most online game novels. The strategies for cleverly navigating levels and clearing dungeons are explained in detail, rather than just simple monster-slaying and leveling up. I don't know why it got such a low score; it's not as good as those novels with overpowered stats.