I Turned Over the Gaming World and Led the Nation to Class Advancement

It is a more rational double-travel novel. The main driving force is that I want to live, so the first part feels quite depressing. Let's see if there is a point in the later part where the pressure can be released.

So awesome! The setting is novel and full of excitement. The dragon fruit develops in advance and soars directly. Other countries have just entered the game, and the contrast is super strong. The pace is fast, not procrastinating, and the whole process is high-energy. The more you watch it, the more you get hooked. The Fourth Catastrophe is a must-see and highly recommended! Recommended recommended recommended. . .

Treat it as an imaginary history and ignore a series of incomprehensible operations. It's still quite exciting. It's well written. If you encounter characters you can't understand, just treat it as the author's setting. It's better if the setting is like this. It's pretty good-looking.

Ordinary readers can quickly enter the plot with a compact plot and dense entertainment points.

Combining double-crossing with games is quite interesting. After the protagonist changes his job, he starts to have a sense of expectation.

It's more difficult for the protagonist to play the game than to struggle as an ant in the doomsday world. It's too depressing and not fun!!

Very high level but i don't like Personally, I feel that combining it with the game is a bit nonsense. This is just my own opinion But the writing level is very high, and the plot advancement is also very good. The author writes very carefully

Rating: Watchable 3️⃣ Reading progress: Chapter 251, no more reading, comments end at the current chapter. Rating (10-point scale): Theme writing [7] has obtained the qualification for internal testing in the game world and submitted it to the country for a win-win situation. This type of theme is easy to rise to a high level, with a sense of honor, a spirit of unity, and the strength of the country as its backing. It seems pretty cool in the early stages. Plot Rhythm [7] Obtain the qualification to travel, live in humble existence, ask for help from the country, start to develop yourself step by step with the support of the country, become the master of another world, and then feed back to the country to obtain a large number of quotas and resources from the source world, achieving win-win development. Identity changes: Wild dog-level migrant worker → Peripheral member of the guild → Hidden behind the scenes → Independent president → Blue Star savior →... I can pick out the group portraits [6], but there are no impressive or awesome characters. The protagonist Gou, the guardian brother (who later became the Dragon Emperor), the Blue Star Special Forces, Zhi Nao Lao Fang, the genius scientist Academician Fang, and the rest are supporting characters who appear and disappear. Emotional resonance [6] repeatedly jumps between high-burning and boring, which makes it feel very good-looking at one moment and ugly at the next. There is no good balance. This point is my point of abandoning the book.

I think it's quite good-looking. It was just a little bit rough in the early stage before level 5. After awakening to the profession, it got a lot more exciting. The pace wasn't too slow. Why do some people say it's depressing (maybe because I ate too much. There are more than a hundred chapters, and the protagonist can't even kill the first enemy). But the word count is so small. I felt like I was addicted just after reading it. The little yellow button came out. Can the author be faster?

Very nice! However, I hope the pace will be faster. I have only changed my job at level 5 after more than fifty chapters. I have been suppressed in the previous chapters. I hope that the subsequent chapters will not be suppressed. Otherwise, it will be the same as not switching, which will be too frustrating.