Chu Yi only wanted to enjoy a game in peace, but when he opened his eyes, he had "transmigrated" into what was billed as the world's first fully immersive cultivation MMORPG. The developers had sworn that every NPC followed fixed scripts, yet the passersby before him chatted and joked with such life that they seemed more real than his coworkers.
He hurriedly summoned the System interface. The exit button was gone, the customer service button had vanished, and the world chat was completely blank. The quest panel was bare, as if it had been hacked to pieces. Every skill was grayed out and unresponsive, his inventory had shrunk from twenty slots to five, and his character's stats were downright pitiful. The whole System seemed crippled, with barely any usable features.
Even stranger was the setting. The promised beginner village, a bustling market full of immortal aura, turned out to be a mortal village of mud walls and thatched roofs, with chickens clucking and dogs barking. He couldn't even find a stall selling talismans.
So, in this game, who exactly is playing whom?
It has a sense of narrative, and the slow pace in the early stage is very suitable for relaxing and listening, catching fish at work, and listening to books. Anyway, I really like it. It won't suddenly jump too fast and I can't remember the plot. Looking forward to the following plot, the author will try his best to update it! (10 Updates a day would be better🤭)
It's quite good-looking, and it belongs to a relatively long-running genre. There are no embarrassing gags or vicious face-slapping plots. Goldfinger is not too outrageous. The protagonist is humane and acts cautiously. There are currently no brainless supporting characters who are evil just for the sake of being evil.
Author: Are you really good at writing three books at once?
At least, it wasn't written by AI
It's pretty cool. The function of using the pig's feet to explore the game panel is slowly growing, and it's also quite cautious. The cheating ability is very strong.
Except for the slow progress, it's still good.
It's a story about cultivating immortals in the prosperous age. The environment is pretty good and there are no prefabricated villains. The rich description of the environment is just too rich. There are several chapters written consecutively on a tree in the courtyard.
It's a good book. I like the slow pace.
Have to stock up for a while
Not bad, nothing poisonous