Betrayed by the younger sister he cherished most, stripped of his talent, and left to die in a cellar, Lin Yu is reborn six months before the game invades Blue Star. The first-ever closed beta of the world’s most secretive game, Dark: Divine Descent, is his one chance to change his fate!
The first thing he does after being reborn is go home and drug his sister, making her miss the game’s first closed beta.
Then he enters the game at once, seizing the advantage.
While everyone else gambles on random talent draws during the beta, he uses his memories of the previous life to delete and remake his character over and over, determined to claim a god-tier skill!
When his SSSS-rank talent, “I Am the King of Darkness,” awakens, he gains six major and twelve minor god-king-level abilities, including invisibility, teleportation, phasing through walls, stealing, creating clones, and controlling shadows. The power of darkness is his to command!
He stockpiles potions, mints gold coins, claims secret arts, and snatches equipment... Then, when the six-hour beta ends, he brings everything from the game back to reality!
In this life, he’s no longer a silly meat shield charging into battle. He’s a god-tier awakened fighter who stays behind the scenes, acting weak while hiding his strength!
While players around the world are still exploring in confusion, Lin Yu already has the advantage. He toys with the enemies who wronged him in his past life while preparing for the game monsters’ impending invasion.
While everyone still thinks this is just an ordinary online game, he sneers:
“Is this a game?
No!
This is my hunting ground!”
Dude, you're writing about a game? Out of 40 chapters, only one is about playing a computer game; the other 39 are all about the love and hate relationships of a few people in real life. When did you even start the game?
Wow, this is amazing! A male version of "Wine and Song"! Keep writing, keep it up!
Chapter Sixty hit a nerve.
It's super good, you absolutely have to watch it, you'll regret it if you don't.
The plot is good; as long as it doesn't fall apart later on, it'll be fine.
I originally thought Lü Bu was invincible, but I never expected there to be someone even more valiant than him. Whose general is this?
Aside from a bit of nagging with family, everything's fine.
The book is very good. Is there a problem with the categorization?