After being reborn from death, Li Dai discovers that his parents are deep in debt. To stop them from repeating their fate in his previous life and jumping to their deaths together, Li Dai resolutely enters the new fully immersive survival game from Tenghua Corporation, Glory of Despair, to win the prize money.
This is a real-death survival game. If a character dies in the game, the player is immediately killed by the game company’s central AI. Only the strong can survive to the end, when the last hundred million people will receive rewards.
The setting draws on classic large-scale online games of the past, including Dragon Oath and Dragon Nest. The main setting is based on Tencent’s League of Legends and Honor of Kings. If you’re not familiar with them, you can look them up.
Announcement: I’ve received notice from my editor that this novel will be available to read for a fee starting Tuesday, July 17. There’ll be a 10,000-word update then, so I hope you’ll continue to support it!
[My next novel in the works: Back to the End of the 1950s]
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It was too rushed. I thought this would be a big novel with hundreds of chapters, but I liked the ending, hahaha
Finished? To be honest, this story made me a little disappointed. I felt that the beginning was good, but the ending was boring. The further you get to the back, the more depressed you become, and it doesn't feel good at all. This is a battle royale script. I just wanted to watch the heroine kill everyone, but instead I saw the heroine entangled with a man and was unhappy.
The author dug a lot of pits, and a good battle royale game was changed into a puzzle article
Are the new friends the heroine's family? Author, you are playing a big game. I really can't guess the main plot.
No, why is resurrecting a person something that can be accomplished?
... The further we get to the end, the more I find the author's descriptions to be quite incomprehensible, and I feel so aggrieved after reading it!
In fact, this is quite good-looking, but it's a bit rushed and a lot of details are not explained.
I added one in a bit hastily. I can't understand it later.
... It feels very rushed, maybe because too few people read the article, so the author ended it in a hurry
Depressed that it ended so soon