[Words Descend into Reality] [High-Martial Urban Fantasy]
Chen Nuo tries out the beta test of a text-based martial arts game. As he plays, he realizes something is off. The game is downright malicious!
Just leaving the house nearly gets the player killed three times in a row!
Then things get even stranger.
What do you mean I can rewind time and always avoid fatal choices?
And what the hell do you mean the game can affect reality, bringing the supernatural back to life?
As everything in the text projects into reality, as the old order is torn apart, and as ordinary people struggle because their daily stamina points are never enough and they die three seconds after stepping outside...
Chen Nuo has already reached the summit!
“Sorry, you’re all too slow.”
“The martial arts world is vast, but it’s lonely at the top. There’s room for only me at the peak!”
Leave the petty scheming behind and live with a little more freedom and ease.
Everything you need is in Realistic Simulation: Text-Based Martial Arts.
“My name is Chen Nuo. I always keep my word!”
Yes, I just finished reading it. The plot is a bit cliche, but the flaws are not hidden. It is a classic and enjoyable story. The protagonist's strength can be improved quickly, and any conflicts are resolved quickly. The author will update it soon.
Yes, come on, author. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]
There are shortcomings, but it is still okay in Tomato. The protagonist has a brain and is much less poisonous than other books. It is not forced.
It's okay, but the quantity is a bit small
Yes, come on, author
It looks good, but the hanging is a bit harsh.
Not bad, the rhythm is quite smooth, and the combat power increases very quickly. It seems that the enemy is currently dead except for the biggest one who is not capable of dealing with it. Updates are discontinued, no need to read anymore
It's good-looking and has the same interesting style as another text-based martial arts book.
The book is good, but not enough to read