Game Descends: All My Relics Are One-of-a-Kind Supreme Treasures

Patrick: SpongeBob, if you can guess how many candies I have, I'll give you two of them, okay? SpongeBob: Okay, I'll guess five. Patrick: Great, you guessed right! I'll give you two now, and you can have the other three on my back... Why aren't you leaving yet? Stranger, what are you waiting for? I know, you're waiting for someone to tell you a story. I'll tell you another one.

Kids, I'm King Red Stone. The plot of this book is alright, not too "stone" (meaning overly idealistic or obsessive). There aren't any classic traitorous plot points for the main characters. The plot serves the characters, and the settings are decent, although some character settings are a bit outdated. Looking back at older settings occasionally is still enjoyable.

Contains minor spoilers, read with caution. It's quite good; I'm currently on chapter 101. Here are my thoughts on a few points raised by readers in the comments: 1. The issue of the school beauty: Perhaps because Tomato's books are becoming too similar, some readers are averse to the idea of a school beauty.

It's so satisfying!! Purely a lighthearted read, don't overthink it 🧠, there's almost no sense of frustration, and the protagonist is decisive and ruthless. However, it does have its flaws, such as the unclear strength of the characters and the fact that the protagonist doesn't actually kill all sorts of monsters...

It's really good. The protagonist grows stronger gradually, and there's no repetitive stacking of stats; it has its own unique power system. It's not a purely invincible story. The protagonist is strong, but there are always beings stronger than him, though they aren't enemies. The protagonist is mostly among the top tier; he's not invincible because his own side has many powerful opponents.

The later stages of the game saw a slight collapse in combat strength, but otherwise, there were no major issues. A particularly satisfying aspect was that China was no longer consistently at the bottom and on the verge of extinction in the national fortune competition 🤦, and the human race was no longer portrayed as the weakest and most vulnerable race 🤦 (in reality, they are one of the six top races in the lore). Overall, it deserves five stars.

It's so good! I was going to give you a six-star review, but I'm afraid you'll get arrogant, so I'll deduct one star. [Please update more frequently!]

It's been a whole day and I've only received 30 requests for more updates. That's pathetic. I'll give it five stars as encouragement.

A satisfying read with a logical structure and smooth, concise writing style. The only drawback is its limited word count; overall, it's a enjoyable and enjoyable read.

Well, how should I put it? I am invincible, and leveling up is very fast, but I just don't feel very satisfied. The power increase is too simple and easy, as are the various top-notch skills and talents, which give people an empty feeling.