Online Game: I Wove the Codex of All Things

Support me, it's been a long time since I've seen a virtual online game that caught my eye. Although it's a bit jerky, it's not a big shortcoming. Instead, it has a different flavor. The plot won't be that cliche. Anyway, there are just a few sets of virtual online games, including guild battle stations and so on. The general plot line is similar to that of Lost Leaves, but the pace is much faster, not watery, and the viewing experience is very comfortable. The description of the emotional line belongs to the category of flowing slowly and growing feelings over time, and is not greasy or deliberate. The teammates are not common giant babies, they will train themselves to grow, and the handling of interpersonal relationships is also remarkable. Except for Yamada at the beginning, there are no mentally retarded villains. The opponents in the later chapters also have brains. It is normal to encounter mentally retarded people occasionally without reputation at the beginning. The setting of the protagonist is quite novel, and it has been growing around this talent. The main plot and hidden plot are also being pushed, which will not overfill or affect the rhythm. In short, I haven't watched a virtual online game for a long time. The author gave me a serious update. With so few people reading, virtual online games are still too lonely. Now, come on, author.

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It's pretty good so far. There's no absolute invincibility. Not only is the protagonist's own abilities well described, but every other character also has their own shining points. But I'm a little curious. Is it going to be developed into e-sports later on, or will it be written in the direction of online games coming to reality? I feel like I can't see through it at the moment 😂

I have read Chapter 32 so far, and finally found a more normal online game article. The protagonist's combat power seems to be very strong at present, but it is not the kind of killing everything. The plot does not apply the conventional classic template of online games. The plot has its ups and downs and the rhythm is better controlled. It has not fallen into the boring feeling of classic monster spawning and upgrading. I hope it will maintain the level in the future. In addition, the author feels that some foreshadowing has been laid to see how well the pit filling is done. When I saw Chapter 185, I felt there was a bit of foreshadowing, related to the professional game world of the protagonist, but I can't see it yet. But the protagonist's A-level skills involve a certain amount of law power, right? The adventurer's skills are not like this either (invincible for 30s, A-level is not normal). Let's look at other things.

I haven't read an online game for a long time, so I want to write something about it. I read a few book reviews and said that the real-name game is a bit toxic. Although it has been changed, I still want to say something. From the perspective of most people, real-name games may indeed be a poisonous point, but I personally don't think real-name games are a poisonous point, because I am also a real-name person...

A good new book, please support it with five stars.

The pace is good, the plot is interesting, and the character creation can be... Excellent food But you have the title of single heroine... Xiao Chen's positioning is very sensitive. Although it is not overly ambiguous, she really spends a lot of time alone...

Come on, author, the writing is good. This kind of online game theme with self-created skills reminds me of a book I read a long time ago. The protagonist's nickname is Eat Fish.

Normal meals are edible.

The content is indeed good, but some panel data is a bit redundant, but overall it's pretty good [Sentiment] It's obviously very good-looking, why isn't it popular?