Online Gaming: The All-Purpose Cheat
网游之全能外挂
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 9y ago
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This Is a Reading List
When you're in a reading slump, you finally find a book you like, and it has plenty of chapters, but then you can't finish it. Reading fatigue sets in. When updates are slow, you wish the author would write it all at once, but when you find a really long book, reading a hundred chapters in one go gets tiring. You want a change of pace, and end up losing the anticipation of following the story.
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A Limitless Game Novel Reading List
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Classics You Can Read Over and Over
wuliqiang88: I make the rules for my reading list There are web novels, military stories, urban fiction, fantasy, reborn stories, and more. I read all sorts of things, so this list has a bit of everything. Come take a look. If you like something, give it a like; if you don't, feel free to leave a critique.
A Veteran Reader Recommends Old Favorites and New Loves, All Tastes Welcome
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Online Gaming Haven
Classic online-game novels, Three Kingdoms stories, and kingdom-building novels galore!!! Recommended by a seasoned reader.
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Some Great Books That Really Caught My Eye
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Books to Hook You: Recommendations Wanted for My Reading Slump
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The author is even more clueless than the protagonist; it's too toxic. I don't recommend readers read this kind of mind-numbing stuff.
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Dual cultivators can enter personal life competitions, which are based on combat strength. What I don't understand is why the reputation gained after a winning streak has such a huge impact. Why don't dual cultivators in other countries or demons use this to earn reputation? What's going on with this bug?
[Comment] As the title suggests
After reading a few chapters, I felt that the novel's setting was a bit vague. First, let's explain why the protagonist becomes stronger in real life simply by creating multiple characters. Also, I don't quite understand why the protagonist's attributes in the arena are the sum of the attributes of three characters, and why each character has three attributes stacked together.
Schizophrenia does indeed cause a drop in IQ.
I've never seen such a watery book before.
The book is alright. If you're thinking of getting into it, I suggest reading the last two chapters first, otherwise you might not be able to handle the ending.
If the ratio of game performance to real-world performance were 5:1, your grades wouldn't be so terrible! You're always talking about going back to school! You have this game advantage, yet instead of using your time to improve in the game, you're constantly running around in real life padding your word count! Once you've honed your skills in the game, the real world will be yours for the taking!
I only realized at the end that it required a monthly pass, haha, what's the point of watching anymore?
The author's writing is terrible! The romance is especially agonizing! I've given up on this book countless times! This time, I endured the nausea and read a few dozen chapters! But I couldn't take it anymore! The protagonist is completely brainless! Even hundreds of chapters in, he's still just as brainless as at the beginning! The occasional moments when he's actually intelligent are probably just the author's occasional lapses in judgment! Anyway, it's a poisonous weed! Be careful, everyone.
Chapter 1 states, "The cultivation world officially begins tonight," and Chapter 40 mentions, "There are still over a thousand humans in the Level 2 Miner's Battlefield." Here's the question: the protagonist only reached Level 2 through triple proficiency rewards and battle victory rewards, so how did those thousand-plus humans manage it? Playing 24/7? Without eating or drinking?