Global Game: My Hextech Brings Infinite Gold

Overall rating: 4.5 stars. The world-building is incomplete; it includes an army and firearms capable of damaging monsters. This implies that in the early game, firearms can suppress everything. In that case, with the national machinery functioning, the army would wipe out everything.

It's alright. Those ideas about missile-based attacks making you invincible should step aside. Humanity is still figuring things out; let's not jump to conclusions. Later on, there will be higher-level monsters immune to damage from non-game-generated items, and right now it's just goblins. Let's see how it goes, don't rush to criticize.

It's like a DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) game with a golden shovel, not bad. Just hurry up and give the main character and their party a power-up! This War Chest should give you a huge economic advantage over others, so adding a "high-level monsters don't drop orbs" buff is a pure nerf. You could change it to increase the drop rate of normal orbs from low-level monsters...

Not bad. The goal for the future is to develop the protagonist's ability to withstand firearms, or at the very least, to sense heavy firearms in advance and escape danger. Otherwise, certain inherent human flaws will make it difficult to guarantee the protagonist's autonomy in survival.

The protagonist's growth is evident, and although there's betrayal from a subordinate, the pacing is well-controlled and the counterattacks are swift, so it doesn't detract from the overall experience. Aside from a few somewhat stereotypical antagonists, it's generally quite good. Overall rating: 4.6. Looking forward to the sequel.

The main character is well-developed; he's not a neighborhood war god. The supporting characters are also quite unique; they're not mindless NPCs. 💜💜💜💜💜34.68 💙 💜 💜💜 💙💚💚 💜 💜💙

It's well-written, but the premise has some flaws. They should have banned the bullets earlier in the book; otherwise, the goblins wouldn't pose any real danger. If you ignore these minor flaws, the book is generally good. There are so few good books about Hextech.

I came from a comic book series, it's great! How come it only got 5.5 stars? It would be great if the author updated faster.

So far, it's quite good. The protagonist is decisive and intelligent, the supporting characters aren't all idiots, and the female leads are all unique. The power struggles and balances between the various factions are also quite interesting. It's rare to find a book that suits my taste so well.

The brainless villain starts causing trouble right from the beginning. [Staring emoji]