Online Game: Enslaving the Gods

When I saw the book's synopsis, I was actually reluctant to read it, but I accidentally clicked on it in my browser and found that the beginning was pretty good, so I continued reading and found that it was damn addictive. It's one thing to avenge your brother, but you can't even be kidnapped in a game. And if you're kidnapped, you can't even be sexually assaulted. And if you're sexually assaulted, you can't even commit suicide.

This book has a terrible start. It's like a complete newbie entering a game, lacking any of the qualities of a world number one. Their mental fortitude is atrocious; they're constantly getting shocked, moved, and crying… Seriously, this supposed world number one has never seen anything like it before, like they just came from a village…

Damn it, this book is fucking addictive! I've read over 900 chapters, what rubbish!

The main character's setup is complete nonsense; a god-level player enters the game like a complete newbie; someone with beta testing experience seems to know absolutely nothing.

Those who have been reading for 3 years or more don't need to click on this. The first 20 chapters alone will be enough to poison your mind.

How many Shennongs have died? Come report to this humble Taoist. I'm so disgusted by what I'm seeing. In the first few chapters, the female lead is targeting you in every way. Are you some kind of bully? Who has time to pay attention to your self-righteousness? It's truly disgusting and toxic.

All I can say is, wow, author... You've successfully poisoned this old man! First, the protagonist has amnesia, then all sorts of incomprehensible stupidity... To write over 3000 chapters and still be going, I can only say keep it up! I'm leaving now, because of all the mindless and infuriating things... I think I've managed to poison him for over 900 chapters, which is quite a feat of tolerance.

If you read the reviews first, you'll run out of books to read. I tried reading this book without looking at the reviews. I almost smashed my phone when I got to the part with the light blue background.

[A Bookworm's Perspective After Twelve Years] The author just followed his whims, writing based on the game when he felt like it, and on reality when he didn't, resulting in an incredibly chaotic read, especially evident in the settings. For example, a guild ranked 47th in China has tens of millions of members; newbies can kidnap female players and tear their equipment apart with their bare hands…

Damn, each skill has a 3-minute cooldown, so after using a bunch of skills, you can only use basic attacks. This design is really something else.