[Game World] [Cultivation] [Player-Driven] [Fourth Calamity] [Dual Protagonists] [Man Playing a Female Character] [Lighthearted]
Wang Yi is a game beta tester, reliably broke and happy to take things as they come.
At two in the morning, a window pops up on his computer: [Congratulations! You've been selected for the closed beta of True Immortal. Complete the game to win one million!]
He clicks accept, and everything goes black. When he opens his eyes again, he's standing in a world full of immortal splendor.
The graphics are incredible, the NPCs' AI is lifelike, and even a casual touch comes with realistic tactile feedback.
He controls a female cultivator named Su Qingya, causing trouble in the cultivation world. Hungry? Chop down a tree and roast some meat. Thirsty? Pick some spirit fruit along the way.
When a senior brother comes to demand an explanation, he shouts, "Knock again and I'll kill every last one of you!"
The door gets torn down. Stunned, he kicks open the door next door. Turns out this game lets you demolish houses to look for treasure?
Su Qingya never imagined that she would be possessed in this life.
She watches helplessly as she carries three bundles of firewood up and down the mountain, face-slaps an elder in public, tears down her senior brother's door, feels up the hands and waist of an outer-sect immortal maiden, and even sniffs her body's fragrance.
Every day, she's mortified, on the verge of a breakdown, and cursing inwardly, but that guy can't hear her.
What Wang Yi doesn't know is that the immortal maidens he touches are real, the elders he mouths off to are real, and the trees he chops down, the fruit he steals, and the doors he tears down are all real.
This isn't a game.
The entire cultivation world is going mad: Who is this girl?
Su Qingya is going mad too: Please, stop playing! When are you finally going to log off?
Wang Yi thinks this is the best game of the year.
Su Qingya thinks it's the greatest calamity of her life.
It's pretty good, and it falls into the category of manipulative female protagonists cultivating celestial beings that are more popular these days, but the supporting characters and characterization are okay. There is no saving or resurrection, you need to clear the level in one life, and there is no inexplicable computer control in the beginning that can make all kinds of embarrassing descriptions of movements and expressions. It is directly a virtual helmet, and the heroine can also see part of the game panel. The combat method is not the soul-like description used in many openings, relying on invincible frames. The beginning is basically AI-assisted or AI-hosted crushing the opponent. Rather than the excitement of the battle, it pays more attention to describing the emotional changes of the heroine and the hero, which is quite interesting. For the time being, the male protagonist gets a million bonus for passing the level. It seems that there are no other benefits in reality. The female protagonist gets it because of her cultivation. . .
It's okay, not bad. To be honest, it feels really bad to empathically share that point. You know, the male protagonist thinks he is playing a game! The game knows what you are thinking, and your first reaction is fear, but now the heroine knows everything in your mind. This is not a female channel, and it is very bad to do this.
Harm, redemption, mutual redemption to the highest level. I hope the author can finish it. Don't send out knives. I originally thought the author would control the heroine with super strength, but I didn't expect it to be revealed directly that both of them are common people at the bottom of the world. It's okay to help each other. Come on.
The author is great, the characters he writes are so emotional, they really come alive, they have a strong sense of immersion, and the reasoning is so strong and empathetic, the subject matter is very novel, at least it is the first time I have seen this kind of setting! Oh my god, I really enjoyed watching it 😳, I really think it was good. I give it a ninety-nine point. If I give it less than one point, I would be afraid of being proud 😜. Great, keep up the good work. I hope the storyline will become more and more interesting, hehehe [air kiss] Not bad, I read it for several hours at a stretch, and finally caught up with the latest chapter. I'm catching up 😠😠😠
I feel that the author's writing style is very different from that of Eggplant's article () The rhythm is very slow, with a heavy feeling, and the emotional expression is layered and hidden in the writing. Come on, author, I hope you can stick to the ending. The writing is really good. I haven't written a review for a long time () Wen, like the nameless sword embryo, needs long-term cultivation and has no utilitarian purpose. There is no trace of resonance, it happens naturally.
Overall, it was a good read, but the background of the heroine at the back is a bit thick. How should I write this? 😏😏😏
I thought it was an ordinary family. What father is a blacksmith or something. So pitiful, from practicing young to old, dying of old age. The result is not good. In fact, my father's name is Long Aotian and my mother's name is Feng Aotian.
I haven't commented for a long time. This one has a score of 9 points, so fellow Taoists can eat it with confidence.
I heard more than 40 chapters which are pretty good! Very well written! Hey, author, let me complain about it for you! All articles on cultivating immortals use swords! There is no weapon similar to Hongying's spear 🤦🤦🤦🤦
It's not the article I thought it would be, but it's more interesting.