Forty Thousand Years of Gaming

I personally think your development model is wrong! In a power struggle, the key in the early game is simply to survive. In games like Red Alert, Warcraft, and Starcraft, I build towers and hold out in the early, mid, and late game, then unleash a massive army at the end to wipe out the enemy in one fell swoop.

It's a shame that such a great concept, with the potential to be a masterpiece, ended up being a flop.

Zhu Liu Giant. Mine? After reading Qidian for over a decade, this is the most bizarre name I've ever heard.

I remember someone commenting online that Yu Min's books all have first-rate settings, second-rate plots, and third-rate writing... The author himself is a journalist (if I remember correctly), so his writing tends to be dry. Long-time readers are used to it, but it's hard to attract new readers (no offense intended).

Seeing that there is such a big difference between the author's books before and after, is there a possibility that the setting was written by me, and the final content was written by his son who is in elementary school.

Gore had his eye on the Blood Orb Purple Gear and the Spiritual Blue Gear, but he waited for death to exchange them for the Energy Cannon, and then there was the issue of the Silver Coffin. If purple equipment isn't listed, it means you haven't purchased it. If blue equipment isn't listed, it's in some unlisted data.

For those who say it's well-written, I'd like to ask how the author addresses the biggest problem in online game genres: the endless cycle of leveling up, dungeons, and war. I've seen it addressed by simply transitioning to fantasy later on.

The introduction boasted about how awesome levels 3 and 4 were, but then it turns out that in the early stages, a single five-player dungeon, getting a Titan's Creed, makes everything smooth sailing? A five-player dungeon that wasn't supposed to be difficult, and yet it required so much effort just to have a sliver of hope? After reading this, I simply can't understand the meaning of "sliver of hope."

I only remembered why I hadn't read it before when I got to chapter 27: it was because the protagonist was named "The Giant of Zhu Liu".

⚜️ Other characters' names: Lonely Heart (or XX Arrogant Heaven, etc., Anyway, the names are okay). This book features a protagonist named Zhu Liu Giant (🙄🙄). ⚜️ Other stories: The protagonist will cultivate along the XX route. What is the XX route? How powerful is it? Please explain in detail. There may also be supporting characters 1, 2, and 3 to provide background information.