[Madcap protagonist + game controls + pure action game + battles, and thrills!]
Also known as: [Stats don't decide the outcome. Superior performance is what really matters.]
My name is Lia. I was once a noble, but after being framed and saddled with a massive debt, I had no choice but to become a Lightless and earn money as dungeon fodder.
But before I could even finish changing into a Lightless, I was ambushed by three wolves and left on the brink of death.
I thought fate had played a cruel joke on me.
But then a voice suddenly sounded in my mind and began controlling my body.
From that moment on, my life changed completely.
Slaughtering abominations, beating elite monsters to a pulp, crushing other Lightless, and even launching them into the sky for endless aerial combos.
They say a new Lightless has arrived in the dungeon, and she fights like she can fly.
They say the Grace family has a lunatic who loves to insult her opponent's ancestors for eighteen generations before a fight, then beat them senseless, listen to them beg for mercy, and rip off both their legs.
Lia can't deny the rumors because... they're right.
Even if she is being forced to do it.
Kids, my name is Lin Wuqiu. One day, after quitting my awful job, I discovered a new game on my computer.
I clicked on it and, wow, it was really fun!
Not only was it a blast to play, I could even develop the characters freely (meaning their skills).
But why do the characters on my computer seem to be getting more and more lifelike?
Haha...
Never mind that!
First, let me beat up a few monsters and enjoy myself!
This is a great book, truly excellent. However, could you perhaps mention the numerical values a bit? The constant use of 1s feels a bit off. A true powerhouse needs both impressive numerical values and solid performance. The downsides are that the plot is too simplistic, and the character arcs aren't well-developed.
A primary school student's AI-generated essay at first glance 😄
Quite good. There might be a few minor flaws in the plot, but overall there aren't any major problems. It's a significant improvement compared to other games-controlled novels. The protagonist isn't an evil god, but rather referred to as a "king," which gives him a certain prestige. The female lead, who is being controlled, doesn't constantly see the protagonist as an evil god.
Novels that focus purely on exhilarating combat and relentless high-intensity battles should perhaps incorporate more slice-of-life activities. (Although, I suppose the protagonist's main goal in playing this game is simply to enjoy the combat.)
🫱[Shocked]🫲Amazing!! Too little😡Give me a lot more⭐️
I'll give it five stars for now. The writing is decent, and so far the main appeal is the exciting battles. The game elements are also well-written; the skills and interactions don't feel jarring. There's none of that micro-management-like precision found in other similar novels, like the one-centimeter-shifting sword tip. However, this trope is a bit novel. I've read two decent novels in this genre that were canceled; I hope this one won't.
Why are those troublesome stray dogs running around everywhere?
It's alright, mainly because the way the combos are written is quite rare, so it feels a bit fresh.
So far, it seems pretty good. The protagonist's combat style is reminiscent of Devil May Cry, which is quite rare.
Super good-looking, super handsome!