People Burn Joss Paper at Graves, but You Burn a Gaming Headset?

The premise is novel, breaking away from the traditional idea of ​​living people having cheat codes in games. Instead, a ghost enters the game, allowing resources to be concentrated in one person. The ability of Yin-Yang Town to travel between game servers in two worlds maximizes the protagonist's benefits.

This is great! It gives me the same thrill I felt reading the Mars Gravity book years ago. The action is both exhilarating and doesn't feel overly chaotic. The author has really mastered the controls. [Please update more frequently!]

The values ​​are a bit messy, but it doesn't matter much. There are cheats, but how to put it? As a game for everyone, the cheats are only overpowered in one aspect. In conclusion: In this age of space exploration, finding a Devil Fruit is already quite an achievement. [OK][OK][OK][OK]

It's novel and beautiful. Although there are some minor flaws, it's definitely top quality for a game. No wonder the rating is low. The middle part of the book is incredibly toxic. The protagonist kills a traitor, but the traitor escapes. There are so many opportunities to kill him, but he just talks too much and wastes time. The book also forcibly suppresses the protagonist's strength.

This book is good. It connects the game world, the underworld, and the human world, with a coherent plot and reasonable settings. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, without any romantic entanglements. It's a power-up novel, and reading it is like raising a character—addictive!

I've read over 100 chapters so far, and the plot is pretty good overall. Even the flaws are acceptable! It's one of the few good ones among online game novels. The book's overall structure was quite novel and the story was good, so it deserved a rating of at least close to 9, not just 7.

I think it's pretty good. It's the first time I've read a game about ghosts, and the setting and everything are well-written, with a fairly large world-building. The protagonist will definitely become an immortal or a god later on. Keep it up, author!

The rating is correct. The description says he's an old fox, but the content is just a hothead. The rating is genuine.

It's an interesting and novel topic, but the rating is low and it doesn't get much traffic. To be honest, the further I read, the less I could get into it. For example, I was really curious about what that character would do next, but the author just kept rambling on and on. It felt awkward, so I gave up. A light novel should be lighthearted and enjoyable. It was just so awkward to read.

The book is good, quite novel, and I've been following it closely.