
Death Game: This High-Martial World Is Way Too Realistic
死亡游戏:这高武也太真实了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 527k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 56
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The writing is okay, the writing and plot are okay, and the game can be played without compromising the combat power. In the early stage, I may feel a little aggrieved because the organization did not exert its efforts against the sect, but in fact, it seems that it has little impact on the protagonist. He still upgrades to fight monsters and gain combat power. The plot is quite compact, and it is considered top-notch among similar works in Tomato. It is more interesting than online games with no brains.
The rhythm and writing are both good. It has been updated + bookshelf + five-star reviews. I hope it won't stop updating. It's rare to find a novel that I can keep reading.
It's still okay, there are some minor flaws in hiding the identity, but in reality the official can stabilize the situation, and the game is also backed by a large sect, which has no impact on the protagonist. The several female characters who appear currently seem to have normal team formation and cooperative relationships, and there is no harem tendency. I hope the author will update it more. I still like it.
It's well written, and it's eloquently told, giving people a very comfortable feeling! Just too little!
The rhythm of events is good, the feeling of excitement is enough, and the sense of game and reality are well combined.
Generally speaking, those who are bored or novices can take a look. It has the flavor of AI. It is probably refined or expanded with detailed AI. If it is revised again, I will give it 4 stars.
Don't miss it if you like the genre.
It's pretty good-looking, at least for now I think it's average.
Okay, the author updates ten times a day, which is not enough. Quick update
Very nice. No nonsense. Nor does it suppress combat power This is the most unpleasant thing about this novel. There is no need for weapons. Others learn boxing because they are afraid of losing their weapons and losing their ability. He directly punched the weapon