Online Gaming: Starting with Martial Arts, Surpassing Myth

The author brought a dying man to life! 👍👍👍 The author's grasp of human nature and mentality is just right, and the choices made on certain issues are also quite flexible and clever, giving people a refreshing feeling. I was so sleepy late at night, but reading it actually made me more and more awake. Great book, hope it doesn't fall apart! 👍👍👍

It's pretty good, but the interpersonal relationships in the real-life situations are a bit strange. Would a girl who sells herself really cling to you? And that delinquent girl in the internet cafe is also toxic, though I'm not a fan of all kinds of things. The fight scenes are quite detailed, though, and fit the ancient setting.

I've read up to chapter 324. This book feels strange; it's readable but doesn't quite resonate with me. The plot jumps around a bit, only providing a general outline without clear cause and effect. For example, in the early stages, people inexplicably barge into the protagonist's villa, he inexplicably gets into conflicts, a girl named An'an inexplicably approaches him, and powerful bandits…

The biggest strength of this novel is its excellent attention to detail and good writing style, making it easy to read and providing satisfying moments. The plot is slightly weaker, but still quite good. All the characters, from the protagonist to others, are well-developed, and the subject matter is appealing. The downsides are the excessive detail and slow pacing.

I haven't left a review in a long time. Initially, seeing this book's rating was less than 8, I thought it was poorly written, but I liked the subject matter, so I forced myself to keep reading. After a few chapters, I felt this book was severely underrated. The more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt. The game section is well-written, but the reality section is very difficult to write.

I've been following this for two months now, and it's great. The protagonist isn't like most protagonists in novels these days. After reading so many of those kinds of protagonists, it's refreshing to see something like this. It's just that some characters are a bit confusing; maybe that's foreshadowing. Keep up the good work, author, don't let it have a bad ending!

It turns out that skipping the storylines involving An'an and He Qiang doesn't affect the reading experience at all; in fact, it might even improve it.

Although the pacing is a bit slow, the more you watch, the more curious you become about what will happen next. The story of an ordinary person's resistance against a terminal illness is well-written, as is the family bond; even in death, the protagonist strives to earn enough money to ensure his mother's financial security.

I currently rate it 7.1, Which is way too low. For now, I'll move it to the wuxia (martial arts) genre; the martial arts scenes are quite entertaining and fun. The author is also a very lighthearted person, focusing on a reader as a minor character, haha.

It's pretty good. I've read 200 chapters so far, and so far it's quite interesting. The setting, plot, and characters are all well-developed. There are relatively few flaws. It shouldn't only have a 7-something rating; it should be at least around 9. I hope it maintains a good pace and keeps the story logic and character descriptions above average! Why did it stop updating?