
Online Game: Primordial World: I Am Shangqing Yimei
网游洪荒:贫道上清一眉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 18h ago
- English
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- Online Game: I, Daoist Yimei, Call on the Western Sect to Die网游:贫道一眉,请西方教赴死Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a very rare example of a prehistoric online game genre, and it's actually quite well-written (at least it has logic, doesn't contain any nonsensical elements, and the typos are probably handwritten). I'm looking forward to a promising future, and I hope the author doesn't die! Can game-themed novels please focus on the game itself?
It's quite original, combining elements of online gaming and Journey to the West: Primordial Era settings, with the protagonist's experiences primarily related to Taoism. The author's stance is also very clear, immediately apparent. Some interesting facts are worth noting, but many plot points are rather formulaic and awkward. It's evident that the author doesn't have much writing experience.
It's very well written. It's an excellent Eastern fantasy MMORPG, top-notch. From the skill descriptions and settings to the combat and dungeon design, although there are only a few chapters, you can see the author's strong writing skills and deep understanding.
This is an incredibly exciting Eastern fantasy MMORPG, it's so good! I finished it in two or three days, and I didn't experience any writer's block at all. The plot is also very well-paced, reaching its climax when the protagonist chops down the tree demon. However, the rating is indeed a bit low. If you also like this genre, you should check this out, it's really great!!!
It's not bad, but I feel like it might flop. I'll give it five stars for now. Sigh, only the first ten or so chapters were somewhat interesting; the rest was incredibly boring.
I don't know why it has so many ratings; the author's world-building is vast. The plot flows well, and if it maintains this level of quality, it will definitely be great. Keep it up, author! I believe in you. Just don't let it fall apart later on, and you'll definitely become a star.
It's quite good, a cultivation-themed online game with a grand world view. It includes not only the prehistoric era and Journey to the West, but also the Investiture of the Gods, Qin, Sheng, and Tang dynasties. I wonder if it will include gods, Han, demons, Yuan, Confucianism, Song, Wu, Ming, demons, and Qing dynasties. However, it also has many flaws.
It's excellent. Compared to similar works, it has a rare smooth logic, the character portrayals are also very delicate, the numerical values are not messed up so far, and I haven't seen any obvious flaws yet. It can be called a masterpiece by Tomato.
This is a top-tier online fantasy novel by Tomato, a true masterpiece among his works. The only downside is that it's too short; the first volume ended abruptly, and the tone became somewhat weaker. I haven't read the second volume yet, so I can't comment on it.
It's a great read, the writing flows smoothly, and the word choice and sentence structure are quite refined. It truly offers a unique perspective on the prehistoric world and connects many plot points seamlessly. Finding such a book during a reading slump is a wonderful thing! [Please update more frequently!]