Unemployed in Middle Age, I Make Tens of Millions a Year Through In-Game Grinding
中年失业，我靠游戏搬砖年入千万
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 2d ago
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- Jobless and a Million in Debt, I Turned Things Around by Farming Gold in a Game失业负债百万，我靠游戏打金翻盘Alternate title on Fanqie
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Down-to-Earth Urban Money-Making Stories About Ordinary People
These days, it's either some billionaire or trillionaire getting reborn and becoming an ordinary person, but somehow they can't bring anyone along. If they're already so amazing, why get reborn? To do it all over again? Or the protagonist starts out as an ordinary person with a miserable life, then gets reborn and immediately gets divorced, takes revenge, or saves their family.
Classic, Engaging, No Idiotic Characters, No System, No Showing Off. Anything Else Goes
I don't want that kind of simplistic, amateurish novel.
Any Exceptionally Good Reads for a Jaded Bookworm?
I'm looking for something with a fresh premise, an exciting plot, and great characters. Any genre is fine, though I'm not too keen on Systems.
Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
I'm So Tired of Books!! Any Great Reads That Can Surprise Me? Please Recommend Some!
Looking for books similar to The Age of Global Sailing.
Protagonists Who Farm Gold in Online Games
Stories Based on Real Life and Personal Experiences
Something based on the author's personal experiences, or a real-life autobiography.
Online Gaming Novels You Can Stick With, Not the Brain-Dead Kind
Online game novels that are engaging enough to read for a long time, but aren't brainless. Ideally something like Starting from Zero.
Online Game Novels with Lone-Wolf Players Who Aren't Overpowered, Just Playing Normally, Leveling Up Quietly, and Getting Rich
Looking for an Urban Story About Achieving Financial Freedom, With an Ordinary Lead Who Isn't Showy, Foolish, or Surrounded by a Harem
No more ordinary stories where someone gets rich, buys sports cars, joins clubs, and has nothing better to do than get foot massages.
Online Gaming: No Guild, Lone Wolf, Can Merge with Reality
Looking for books similar to "The All-Around Sword Cultivator". A lone wolf who doesn’t start or join a guild or faction, has some brains, and preferably fights in close combat.
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Although I didn't understand many of the technical aspects, the pacing was very tight, except for a slight pause in the wife's pressure. This didn't affect the overall rhythm, the supporting characters were also very good, and it was a very enjoyable watch. I look forward to stable updates.
It's well-written. Try to make it more realistic and less unrealistic. Keep it up, author!
I'm giving the author a five-star review to support them. I almost gave it one star after chapter 13, but my self-discipline kept me reading. By chapter 58, I felt the author was a data-driven writer. I hope the author continues to work hard and avoids making the early chapters too grueling, otherwise it will really filter out many otherwise interesting readers.
Not bad, I finished reading it without skipping a single chapter.
I almost missed it because I didn't rate it. I've never rated it before. It's doing great with over 100 chapters so far. Keep it up!
Logically speaking, this book shouldn't have performed so poorly. Author, keep writing! The writing style is quite good; maybe it just doesn't have enough readership yet. Keep going!
Five stars. No cheating or cheat codes; earning money in the gaming market through pure skill. Very realistic. People like that exist in real life too.
The rhythm is quite good, tight and not dragging.
Is it realistic to make money playing games on a computer? I wouldn't even dare to dream of it, but the protagonist of the novel did it!
One more person you can fool.