Alternate title: “When Gaming Invades: From the Start, I Have Dragonblood Breath!”
The game “Aien” arrives across the globe.
Xia Xuan dives in right away.
But he never expected that “Aien” would become impossible to log out of, and would invade Blue Star, transporting countless modern people to this cruel otherworldly continent.
“You’re just a few days ahead of us. What are you so smug about? Why are you acting all aloof?”
“Tell us how to level up! Or don’t blame me for forgetting we’re fellow countrymen!”
“You have a fief, right? Hand it over so we can house our people!”
With a hand covered in calluses, he grips his axe as dragon blood surges through his body and fragments of divinity churn within his soul.
He swings his axe, unleashing a blast of fighting energy that tears through the sky.
At that moment, the heavens split open.
All doubts fade away.
Even a dog could take a bite of a pig's trotter.
It's supposed to be a Vajra King mantra? Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like a female-oriented novel.
It's alright, after chopping down trees for so long, even the minor villain can still view the game from a player's perspective. [What][What]
Mining has been changed to logging; this book can't be copied like this, the plot is too similar.
The villain kept babbling on and on, and the protagonist didn't dare to make a move, just kept giving way, it was all so long-winded.
Well, I'll give it a thumbs up. It's similar to "Mining to Become a God," but it forcibly inserts an Eastern flavor into Western fantasy. It has a dark medieval setting, yet the characters all have modern values. If we follow the Warhammer fantasy medieval setting, killing a steward who has problems would be considered merciful; there's no room for development.
Slaves had to buy their own tools to cut down trees?
Not very good combat power
Having read up to chapter 40, he's still a slave. His intelligence seems to plummet the entire time; the protagonist is a dog, everyone can kick him while he's down. Almost every supporting character is cursing him. What a good turtle! You're more tolerant than the Dragon King. Anyone who can keep reading is on par with the Dragon King; I'm pretty tolerant too.
I can't see any exciting moments.