Wuxia Online Game: From the Start, Three God-Tier Traits

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It's alright, a pure leveling-up story, but the leveling-up feeling isn't quite satisfying enough. The main advantage is the smooth flow of information, and the romance is very much in line with online game standards—it's too pure. It's definitely hand-written, and the plot is quite coherent. The outline seems comprehensive, but the opening scene in the park is a bit awkward; after all, writing something carelessly in this area can easily get you banned.

Overall, it's good, but I think I read the revised version by the author. There aren't many flaws, except for the issue of too many plot crises mentioned by other readers. There are two minor issues: one is why the protagonist's use of cultivation techniques doesn't increase their grade.

This book is really good. The beginning is particularly captivating: the protagonist, a top-tier gamer with the highest honors in every game, is unaware of a game that's been around for over a year. He's inexplicably arrested and forced to face north without a single reasonable explanation. Just read it all, and you'll be hooked. I forgot to change the score, mine

It's a very good watch. The story starts with the protagonist being captured in Myanmar and forced to play a death-defying martial arts game. The big boss, a yandere young lady, gets involved with her own life. The protagonist challenges all forces alone at the beginning. It's a very good watch and a masterpiece with a score of 9 or higher.

Overall, it's so-so, but the main characters all die and are controlled by NPCs both in reality and in the game 🤦. If you don't mind, you can check it out.

There were some minor bugs and plot inconsistencies in the earlier chapters. The author mentioned making revisions to the earlier chapters in the latest chapters, but I don't know what those revisions were. Overall, it's very good and fits the game + system + martial arts theme. Speaking of which, I want to complain about that book with the "Invincible Tai Xuan Sect Leader at the Start" plot.

In the early game, a bunch of minor bosses had impressive titles, but by the mid-game, they were no match for a random random player.

I've read over 130 chapters so far, and there aren't many major problems. It's also quite unconventional for veteran readers. It's a fast-paced, action-packed story with an invincible protagonist, but because of this, the main plot feels somewhat unclear, and some plot points are a bit redundant and inexplicable, feeling somewhat haphazard.

The timing of each event was too tight, creating too much pressure; there wasn't even time to say goodbye. He seems really angry. I've read over 80 chapters and still don't know why the protagonist hasn't logged into the game in China. So goodbye (; 一_一)