From the Start, I Have Legendary Gear. Am I a Game Bug?
开局神装，我成了游戏BUG？
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- 310k Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- 26d ago
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This is a rare example of a fully immersive, time-travel martial arts novel with a solidly developed premise. The protagonist is a veteran gamer who, after completing a special mission, is transported back to an early martial arts version of the game.
A fast-paced online game-themed martial arts story, without mindless, brute-force plot twists. The protagonist is well-versed in all the game's rules, using information asymmetry to hoard resources and level up. His strategies for dealing with bandits and government missions are logically sound. The story is short and suitable for short bursts of reading, offering both relaxation and enjoyment.
A very engaging online game bug-based story. The protagonist starts with a full set of god-tier gear, but it's not a mindless stomp. The protagonist is caught between players and NPCs, and must also avoid being eliminated by the main AI. All abilities have a price; equipment degrades, and using overpowered abilities has backlash. The numerical system is balanced and doesn't break down.
Hmm, it's alright. The premise is quite novel, but there's just too little content. Keep it up, author! 🤔
Not bad, not bad, quite good-looking. The game setting is decent, the panel, elixirs, and quest system are clear, and the combat is crisp and clean. A great read for stress relief. Don't miss it if you like easy and invincible gameplay.
There aren't any major flaws so far, it's just a bit too short. Keep it up, author! I've already finished listening to the entire audiobook.
It's pretty stress-relieving, I finished it, and there weren't too many frustrating scenes. Some of the supporting characters are a bit stereotypical, so it's probably suitable for people who like simple, satisfying stories. I wonder if the author will keep writing. 🍉
It's pretty good. It's a transmigration story set in a martial arts world connected to an online game. The protagonist's cheat ability is somewhat limited; he doesn't just crush everything. He arrives in an unreleased game world with late-game resources, but his level is restricted, preventing him from directly using equipment.
It seems pretty good; it's a fairly fast-paced, enjoyable read, very addictive. [Learned something new]
Absolutely fantastic! The writing is incredibly immersive, the plot flows seamlessly, it's such a thrilling read, high-energy and exciting from beginning to end! Absolutely amazing! Instant immersion, the writing is fluid and fast-paced, every chapter is captivating.