Legend: I Take Heroes into Retro Games, and the Whole Multiverse Goes Wild

666666, The protagonist in the author's writing is absolutely ruthless. He took another woman's virginity and then turned around and killed her. Holy crap, this is the first time I've seen this kind of plot in the world of novels, so I can only give the author 666666.

The legend may be gone, but the players' passion remains. This is a veteran player's take on the classic legend, lighthearted and enjoyable, and even a bit of a test of endurance! 😆 The writing style and logic are so much better than the previous book. It doesn't have any fancy world-building or side plots; it focuses solely on the legend, making it more focused and enjoyable than the last one. Keep it up, my friend! 💪

A truly legendary experience! Excellent! Definitely worth watching!

A pure, unstoppable, and incredibly satisfying read; highly recommended. It's all about slaying monsters, or on your way to slay monsters.

I originally wanted to give it three stars, but I have to add one star to accommodate the audiobook reader. The advantage is that it's mindless and exhilarating; if you like pure, mindless fun, you definitely won't regret watching it. The disadvantage is that too much logic is sacrificed for the sake of enjoyment, making many parts feel illogical.

I've already read the latest chapter. It's so well-written, how come the rating isn't high? It deserves at least a 9 out of 10! From the world-building and game setting to the witty banter and humorous poems, and the various "gentlemanly" quotes, it's all worth reading! Keep up the good work, author! I'm urging you to update!

This is a superior work of the legendary genre. The author's writing is excellent, and there are many hilarious scenes and plenty of laughs. The plot progresses logically, and I didn't find any major flaws. A few minor imperfections are to be expected and do not affect the overall reading experience. It's a flawless read with no major issues.

The plot unfolds seamlessly, making it a standout among legendary novels.

The first cross-server battle around chapter 100, involving building the Demon Dragon City and grinding resources, might deter some readers. The protagonist is threatened but doesn't retaliate. The author's intention was likely to create a fast-paced transition. If you don't want to read it, just skip this chapter; the later plot introduces new characters and has little connection to the earlier ones. Recommended, it's good.

This is the first book I've bought after reading Pan Jia for over 4000 hours! It's definitely worth reading. Also, I remember Lion's Roar wasn't a very strong control skill, right? I think it could petrify an area? The Dark Temple Chicken can control things too, so why doesn't it need to be used when fighting bosses or farming mobs? 🤔