Gu Hengzhou transmigrates with a game inventory and skill bar.
This place resembles an ancient Chinese dynasty, but demons, monsters, and ghosts run rampant across the land.
No matter, I’ve got a golden finger:
I can take the magical treasures stockpiled in my game inventory out with me: the Immortal-Slaying Flying Knife, Golden Flood Dragon Scissors, Purple-Gold Gourd, Heaven-Flipping Seal, Immortal Slaying Sword, Chaos Bell... There are tons of them!
I can also use the spells and supernatural abilities in my skill bar: lightning arts, fire arts, Golden Light Traversing the Earth, Cosmos in the Sleeve, Five-Colored Divine Light, Heaven and Earth Manifestation... There are tons of those too!
Haha, demons and monsters, hurry up and meet your deaths!
Wait, what does “Level too low to equip” mean? No! Help~!
After reading the comments from fellow readers, I'd like to address a few points here. First, the protagonist's meddlesome, saintly nature will be related to his later achievements, reflecting his principle of "cultivating oneself when poor, and helping others when successful."
It's alright, not bad. The only drawback is that it doesn't clearly explain whether the world is a game world, another world, or another world with some game elements. Perhaps you could clarify the world-building after you release the score.
The writing is smooth, the plot is interesting, and the style is commendable. So far, there aren't any major flaws, which suits my taste quite well 😘. In the early stages, the magical artifacts are indeed just ordinary equipment, only with impressive names. But as the protagonist's level increases, the artifacts become incredibly powerful.
It's very well written, especially the fight scenes, which are very exciting. The plot is also concise and to the point. Why are there so few readers?
It's well-written and has a female lead, but unfortunately, I don't like romance. I wouldn't recommend it if you don't mind a female lead, but I wouldn't recommend it to those who enjoy critiquing academic papers.
It started off well; I thought it was an invincible protagonist story, but it turns out to be a political intrigue story…
Although the cheat system has some limitations, the overall story is good, and the power system is well-designed, no longer a traditional level system.
It's rare to find such a good book. The male lead is neither pretentious nor incompetent.
At least one thing is true: those who make games don't understand anything related to games.
It's very good, it has a bit of the "72 Transformations of the Earthly Fiends" feel to it.