Legendary Loner: I Turned In the Memory Ring to the Nation

A seasoned reader with 20,000 hours of reading experience commented: "Read a few more chapters, it's quite good. I'm currently on chapter 97, waiting for the author to update. The protagonist is a transmigrator 🤦. The three-person teammate died, otherwise how would the protagonist have arrived? 🤦🤦🤦. All the books I recommended are pretty good, these are honest recommendations.

Overall, this novel is pretty good. The monster-fighting and boss battles are quite realistic, which is a good point. The protagonist is also alright. However, I sometimes find his wasteful behavior a bit objectionable. For example, he'd rather leave items on the ground to refresh the game than sell them, giving the excuse that he's afraid of selling too many and not getting a good price.

It's good. It gets more exciting as it goes on. Although the content doesn't quite match the title, I like watching lone wolves who develop their businesses with their families. Put aside the urge to help others; banks have money, Jack Ma has money, but I haven't seen him give me a few hundred dollars. So, don't trouble others; help your family and friends when you have the ability.

The post-legendary setup is quite innovative. However, the ability to transmit messages out of the Heavenly Trial is still functional; by selecting volunteer participants and having them enter the trial without returning to reality, thus creating an opposition to returning to reality, information can be transmitted.

There are a few words, but the writing is alright, no major flaws. The author's writing about women is terrible; it would have been better if he hadn't written about them at all. (I'm leaving.)

The first 200 chapters were great. Then I went into seclusion, and the cycle repeated itself: a gentleman takes revenge, even after ten years, it's never too late; as long as I live long enough, I can outlive my enemy. Finally, I think having a wife as a spice in life is nice; the romance was very well written. I won't read the next book without a wife, unless it's exceptionally good. 👀

This looks great, it reminds me of the days when I was leveling up by slaying monsters. Hahaha

It's well-written, follows basic logic, and doesn't have any major flaws. The downside is that it's not very action-packed, but that will reflect reality in the future, and it's impossible to gamble your life on something so action-packed.

Author, are you a post-80s generation? You know so much about legends. Your writing is quite good.

Reading so many books was still quite enjoyable.