Online Game: Who Says You Can't Play Without Players?

Five stars! This book is excellent. It draws inspiration from many books, organically integrates them, and elevates their techniques. It incorporates legendary dungeons and game elements, and allows for early login. It's unique in the world of Xianwu. One question remains: Does it feature multiple female characters? If so, quickly add more to avoid leaving readers feeling uneasy. If it's a solitary story, then cut it off decisively.

The protagonist practices hundreds of martial arts techniques, while others only practice a few, yet their attributes don't undergo significant changes—this is problematic, especially considering the protagonist's attribute bonuses for leveling up.

It's alright, but if you can't multitask effectively, it's best to leave your main character in the dungeon to grind experience. What if something happens to both at the same time? Also, why is the clone's name the same as the original's? If my clone dies, can I revive it or give it a new identity? Or am I planning to complete the game in one life? 🤔

July 15, 2026. Read. I love the March wind, the April rain, the ever-shining sun, and you, the best of all. You stand in the champion's seat, and I'll go buy you some oranges.

The writing is fluent, the plot is original, and the performance of the clone and the original character is superb. A rare gem of a book! Five stars! Classic, fluent writing, fast-paced plot, decisive and ruthless, flexible and adaptable, with both the main character and the clone developing simultaneously! (Additional review!)

It's original and looks pretty good so far. Looking forward to the next chapters.

A fantasy novel disguised as a legendary tale; I read the latest chapter in one go. 5-Star recommendation.

Based on version 8.0, There's room for improvement; more focus on caves and less on women.

I feel like the recent novels with legendary elements are all of pretty good quality.

This is a rare and excellent book.