Online Game Books

1 亡 Are Necromancers Weak? What Does It Have to Do with My Lord of Death? Just Writing NonsenseSports3.4M WordsOngoing 161.6kReads8.8Score16.9kShelves

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It tells the story of Su Mubai's invasion of the forbidden land.

2 末 Doomsday Game? but I Have a God-Level Tampering System Love to Eat Little Ghost HeadsSports452k WordsCompleted 539Reads6.9Score—Shelves

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I don't know what to say, I think it's okay.

5 网 Online Games: God-Level Assassin, I Am the Shadow! Three Yuan a PieceSports5.0M WordsOngoing 270.1kReads9.1Score33.2kShelves

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These books can be called the backbone of online games. I am reading them myself. If you are short on books, you can check them out. [Thinking][Thinking]

21 网 Rebirth of Online Games: I Am the King of Bugs Xu XiaoxiaoSports1.4M WordsCompleted 1.2kReads8.6Score115Shelves

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The name of this book is related to bugs [laughs]

23 开 At the Beginning, Everyone Is Useless, but I Use the Power of the Dragon to Conquer the World Xuan CrazyUrban9.8M WordsCompleted 28.7kReads9.2Score14.1kShelves

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These articles can also be mixed with personal articles [shy][shy][shy]

24 点 Until You Say It Dreaming into GodUrban3.0M WordsCompleted 41.7kReads9.1Score6.1kShelves

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A young man who relied on his martial arts talent to reach the top step by step

25 从 From Son-In-Law to the Top of the World Success TogetherUrban10.7M WordsOngoing 240.9kReads9.1Score13.9kShelves

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In this world full of real-life pressure and challenges, there is a man who embarks on a thrilling counterattack journey with an unexpected identity - a door-to-door son-in-law. "Super Door-to-Door Son-in-Law" is like a storm, sweeping across and taking you into a story world full of blood and passion.

26 我 My Right Eye Is a God-Level Computer Wang ZijiSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.2M WordsCompleted 77kReads9.2Score7.6kShelves

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Very good, I watched it twice

27 网 Online Games: Piracy Myth Lost LeavesSports2.5M WordsCompleted 10.2kReads8.7Score1.2kShelves

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"Online Games: Across the World": When the keyboard warrior's youth collides with a virtual epic, who doesn't want to be a savior? Do you still remember that afternoon when you squatted in the corner of the Internet cafe and ate instant noodles? Do you still remember the trembling ecstasy you felt when you first revealed your divine costume? When the fingertips fly on the keyboard, the world on the screen becomes a teenager's world. In this era separated by mobile games and short videos, "Online Games: Across the World" is like a jar of dusty old wine. The moment the mud is lifted, what comes to your face is the entire golden age of online game novels. 1. A heroic epic typed out on the keyboard. Lost Leaves uses an opening chapter of 300,000 words to construct a suffocating virtual battlefield: when the protagonist Ding Jilin is betrayed by his brother, the account "Wei Wu Yi Feng" is robbed, and the moonlight of the entire Lingmian Continent is filled with blood. This opening is like a heavy hammer, shattering all the conventions of online game writing - there are no time-travel cheats, no system cheats, just a stubborn soul stepped in the mud by fate. But the real shock is that the author uses online game mechanics to bring the battlefield aesthetics to life. When the sword energy of "Ice Slash" freezes the entire swamp, and when the "Meteor Technique" tears the sky apart, each skill carries the weight of the physics engine. You will see the magic patterns on the robe flowing when the mage chants, and the subtle distortion of the air when the assassin sneaks. This is not a data code, but a breathing world of swords and magic. 2. The real heartbeat in the virtual world Under the starry sky of Lingmai Continent, every character has a realistic projection. Ling Xue, the leader of the guild "Xueyue", seems to be a cold frost mage, but he always has dark dishes with the wrong chili powder in his backpack; the archer Qin Yun always secretly changes the battle log when the group is destroyed, just to preserve the self-esteem of his rookie teammates. These details give the virtual characters the warmth of flesh and blood. The most touching thing is the emotional line between Ding Jilin and Ling Yue. When they fought side by side against the undead scourge in the Scarlet Fortress, and when Ling Yue used the forbidden spell "Ice Age" to freeze the BOSS but depleted its health, her last words of "show me the new version of Coastal City" made countless readers blush in the Internet cafes. This is not a clichéd online dating literature, but a battlefield romance tempered in life and death. 3. Marks of the Times in the Digital Flood This 2008 work contains a living fossil of Internet culture. You will see players using Qianqianjing to listen to "Qiu Buddha" while completing copies, arguing in the guild channel using Martian text, and using "Jia Junpeng Ti" to post in the forum. When Ding Jilin used the terrain bug to defeat the Dark Gold BOSS, his cunningness of fighting against the system was the common memory password of early online game players. The rise and fall of the "Returning on a Snowy Night" guild in the book is like a miniature epic of online game social interaction. From the passion of teaming up to grab the first kill, to the betrayal caused by profit distribution, to the changes in things and people after the expansion pack update, every old player can find his or her own shadow here. Are those IDs who once fought side by side now scattered in the server of time? When the word "" appeared on the screen in the last chapter, Ding Jilin stood in the new version of the seaside city, and the old version of the music melody floated in the sea breeze. At this moment, the boundary between virtuality and reality collapsed. We finally understand that it is never the game character who dominates the world, but the self who grows up stubbornly in front of the screen. Click to read and let this passion that has lasted for fifteen years once again ignite the fighting spirit deep in your soul - after all, in this era ruled by algorithms, who doesn't want to be their own hero again?