Wuxia Online Game: I'm a Tomb Raider, and I've Slaughtered My Way Through
武侠网游：我一摸金校尉杀疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Virtual Online Game? This Is Clearly a Jin Yong Wuxia World虚拟网游？分明是金庸武侠世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 16
Any Online Games with a Wuxia Core, Like Global Swordsmanship?
Recommend Some Online Gaming or Slow-Building Survival Stories with Fewer Clichés and Less Face-Slapping
I'd like something without showing off and face-slapping, provoking everyone, or getting hunted by some ridiculous guild. Just a protagonist slowly building up, making a little money, having drinks with friends, running dungeons, and enjoying life. Definitely no starting off burdened with the destiny of saving the world. Just an ordinary person.
What's the Greatest Wuxia Online Game Novel of All Time? Can Anything Compare to This One?
What's the greatest wuxia game novel of all time? If you know a book that can measure up to this one, come recommend it and help me out of my reading slump!
Online Game Novels Where the Game Merges with Reality
Any good online-game novels? I'm out of things to read.
I've Recently Gotten into Online Game Wuxia Novels! Recommendations, Please!
It's 2026 Already. Any Recommendations for New Ongoing Novels?
I'm looking for stories like The Game Arrives: I Want This, This, and This One Too. Beast-taming? Technology? System? Urban martial arts? Fantasy? Comedy? Wild ideas? Just nothing too formulaic. Seasoned readers, don't keep your best finds to yourselves. I know you've got good stuff, so recommend them already!
Looking for Jin Yong’s Wuxia Novels
Looking for Jin Yong's wuxia series.
Martial Arts-themed Online Games
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Wuxia MMORPG Novels
Online Games with an Eastern Martial Arts Style
Online Game Novels Set in a Martial Arts World
Online Game Wuxia Novels
Learn more martial arts.
Can Anyone Recommend Some Hidden Gems That Are High Quality?
I feel like all the hugely popular books these days are becoming more and more formulaic. Some novels may not get much traffic, but they can still have a unique effect on readers' hearts and minds. One book per person only. Bring out your hidden gem.
Online Games, Jin Yong Martial Arts, Nationwide, Game-Real World Fusion
An online game set in Jin Yong's wuxia world, where a player's in-game abilities carry over into real life.
My Beloved Subjects, I’m on Vacation! My Study-Worn Soul Desperately Needs Some Absurd Comedy
I'm just saying, it has to be funny! Funny! Funny! If you do it well, bam! That's worth a whole dime! 😏
Any Good New Books?
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The subject matter is novel, the author's writing style is skillful, and the control over the plot is very delicate. The protagonist has his own standards for conduct and is not the kind of brainless, invincible protagonist, which makes the story more enjoyable to watch. Based on what I've read so far, it's a high-quality book. If you enjoy seeing games brought to life, you should definitely check it out.
It's truly a good book. The protagonist is thoughtful, responsible, stable, and quick to learn. He cares deeply for those he approves of and is decisive in dealing with his adversaries. It's a book that promotes positive energy!
Logical and intelligent, well-paced, with plenty of jokes and flashbacks—a very enjoyable read. Highly recommended! I hope it finishes soon and isn't abandoned, but also doesn't become too short. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
In a world set against the backdrop of Jin Yong's novels, the protagonist travels to the future where technology has advanced to a very high level, making the game and reality almost indistinguishable. The protagonist's knowledge of Jin Yong's novels allows him to thrive in the game.
Looks alright, a novel with potential. I'll give it a thumbs up first.
Overall, it's not bad. The only downside is that the protagonist doesn't seem like a transmigrator, but rather a naive newbie. Also, knowing he can practice martial arts in reality, he still shares all his secret techniques. Human nature is unpredictable; what if he betrays you? That would be a disaster.
This book is alright. Ignoring the internal energy circulation routes and other details, the plot is smooth and the character portrayals are decent. The historical setting is the late Ming Dynasty, with Jin Yong's martial arts novels serving as its foundation. The only thing to say is: you Posted on the wrong platform!
I've read dozens of chapters. It's very well written and absolutely captivating; I don't know why the rating is so low.
A fusion of chivalry and martial arts, hard work and opportunity!
Not bad, not bad. The title almost made me think it was a tomb raiding novel, and I missed it several times.