[It doesn't affect your reading if you haven't read the original work]
The day "Sword Art Online" was launched was supposed to symbolize the beginning of a new era.
A world that allows thousands of players to escape reality, explore infinite fantasy worlds, and experience the dream of a true virtual existence.
However, it ended up becoming a prison.
Trapped in Aincrad and unable to log out, players can only fight for survival. Death in the game means death in reality. The only way to freedom is to reach the top of this hundred-story floating city - but getting there requires sacrifices that many people cannot bear.
Among those trapped, a player entered Aincrad.
All he has are fragmented memories, uncertain loyalties, and a determination to survive at all costs.
As days turn into months, and as the boundaries between games and reality collapse, friendships will be tested, beliefs shattered, and the question of what it means to be human will be re-examined.
Because in this world where everyone is desperately looking for a way to escape...
The real battle sometimes isn't facing those monsters.
"I'm just an ordinary person, and you want me to protect my companions with all my strength? Who will protect me?"
Faced with the warmth and coldness of people's hearts, Masato Shirakawa gradually loses patience in maintaining goodwill...
Reader comments
I can only say bad, I don't want to say anything else.
The writing is full of negative emotions, the protagonist is an indigenous person, and the person he comes into contact with is still a plot character.
I can only say bad, I don't want to say anything else.
The writing is full of negative emotions, the protagonist is an indigenous person, and the person he comes into contact with is still a plot character.
Looks good, the story is interesting
It's quite to my liking