Chen Xuan transmigrates to the Xia Kingdom, thinking it is a normal, peaceful world. Little does he know that this world has long been targeted.
Eighteen years later, while in class, Chen Xuan blacks out once again. When he wakes up, he finds himself in yet another world.
It turns out he has entered a game of Myriad Worlds domination. If all the players from this world die, it will become a colony and possession of another world.
For the sake of his world, and for himself, Chen Xuan must survive this game.
He never expected, though, that its dungeons would all be based on novels, TV series, and movies he had read and watched in his previous life.
Watch Chen Xuan seize the initiative and survive the game, keeping the Xia Kingdom from being swallowed by other worlds as he climbs step by step toward the ultimate heights.
Not bad, not as bad as the comment section said. There must be problems with combat power and details, and there is nothing that can be done about it. After all, how can there be a clear standard for measuring combat power in so many dungeon worlds. There should be more multiplayer dungeons. Single-player dungeons are a bit boring. Only multiplayer dungeons can reflect the protagonist's foresight. Otherwise, how can the protagonist's strength be reflected? The overall writing is very good, but the interactivity is a bit poor, and the linkage between the protagonist and teammates is poor.
Where is the protagonist's golden finger? Can the protagonist travel safely without being hooked? The protagonist in the back is protected by Wanjie Game and traveled through it. How did the protagonist in the front travel through it?
The author writes well, keep up the good work.
50 Million is the boundary point. What about the 50 million boundary point? So it's better to call it boundary point.
Five stars, it's pretty good, even if it's the original work, I'd better read it.
Good, good, you are good
I feel like I can keep watching it, which is a lot of fun and reasonable.
Not bad, come on, come on, come on
I am very satisfied with this book