Online Gaming: A Glorious Rise

Speechless. Lightning strike paralyzes for 15 seconds, with a 5-second cooldown. That's practically infinite paralysis! Lightning magic is insane, and people are so stupid, only 2% choose lightning magic. 😅😰

Having read novels for so many years, I still prefer online game novels. Maybe it's because online games have lost their appeal; there haven't been any good ones lately. To be honest, this book is passable... Well, okay! What I really want to say is, please focus on the game world. Can you please write less about the real-world aspects?

What I find most unacceptable when reading novels about holographic online games is that the protagonist, already penniless, uses his real face in the game and recklessly offends everyone. Isn't he afraid of retaliation in real life? Using a fake face is fine, but using your real appearance and offending everyone, with a sick mother and a frail sister, and having already been killed once because of your skill in the game—hasn't he died enough?

I feel like these game and urban fiction novels are all poorly written. They're either endlessly pretentious or completely devoid of substance. I'm going to quit reading!

If you're not serious, what kind of novel are you writing? You're just messing around.

Key targets for cleanup: 1. You criticized it before even finishing three chapters. It's unfair to call it garbage just because three chapters didn't appeal to you. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean others don't. If you don't like it, you can simply walk away. 2. Watching pirated versions.

These days, showing off and getting slapped down in the face isn't fashionable anymore; everyone's tired of it. Supporting characters are either friends or obviously villains, which is really toxic... Since it's a game, they should enrich the content more... I hope the author continues to improve.

Let's start with a street dance routine ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ Here's another one ዽ ጿ ኈ ቼ Always upside down ቼ ቼ ቼ ቼ ቼ ቼ ቼ Let's do a one-handed flip ኈ Let's do a slide step ጿ Complete: ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ

In summary, don't use your brain when reading this book, or you won't be able to finish it.

The author doesn't seem to play games; the skill settings are really unreasonable. As a game enthusiast, this is incredibly frustrating. Don't read it as a game novel; I suggest treating it as a semi-transmigration story.