When Games Invade, I Awaken the Ruyi Jingu Bang from the Start

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The latest ones are all quite good and worth reading. However, the handling of the subsequent player recruitment orders seems problematic. It's not like the protagonist starts as an orphan; even if they're not rich enough to sell for money, there's no real need for roommates to be included.

It's very well written, though a bit short and not enough to read. It wasn't written by AI. Especially the part about receiving the letter two days later; I was initially confused as to why it would take two days to write a letter. It turns out the blacksmith was crafting iron rods and bows, and he skillfully portrayed the characters' emotions.

Regarding some setting issues in this book: 1. Different qualities of cultivation techniques have different upper limits for their realms. The upper limit for ordinary cultivation techniques is "Mastery," for advanced techniques is "Consumer Mastery," for sect-specific techniques is "Peak," for peerless techniques is "Divine Transformation," for supreme techniques is "Return to Simplicity," and…

It's good. Although the early plot is a bit bland, it's a comfortable read. There aren't any annoying or tedious plot points. I don't have much patience when reading, and I usually skip over any depressing scenes, even if I know there will be a twist later. Fortunately, this book doesn't have that, at least not in the early parts.

It's alright. Giving the opportunity to my roommate isn't a bad thing, and it's better than most of them. At least I can get into this one.

Chapter 137 marks the first appearance of a female character, who is the protagonist's high school classmate and crush. She is rescued by the protagonist after being in a car accident.

This is fantastic! No major flaws, no hiccups, it's a steady, step-by-step progression, very enjoyable to read. It's just too short. I was almost ready to stop reading at 6:00, but once I started, I couldn't stop! Author, please update soon! [Requesting more updates!] [Requesting more updates!] [Requesting more updates!]

The writing is naturally elegant and possesses a profound and lasting charm. The narrative is full of twists and turns, with a well-paced opening and closing. The layout is ingenious, and the foreshadowing is extensive. The characters are vividly portrayed, capturing both their appearance and spirit; The scenery is depicted with exquisite detail, creating a rich and evocative atmosphere.

The game world invasion setting, with no other players involved at the beginning, is a matter of opinion. A well-written one is a highlight, while a poorly written one is a downside. The author chose to avoid this, so the early stages are basically a one-man show for the protagonist, with not much dramatic conflict. It's just training, killing monsters, training, killing monsters. If you're looking for something to read, you might want to check this out.