
Online Game: The Divine Desolation World
网游之神荒世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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1.5kChapters
11.2kRecommendations
34.2kFans
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I've read your novel and it seems a bit toxic. I won't go into the "lucky first" part, it's a standard feature for the protagonist, but is it okay for the protagonist to tell his close friends about something amazing or even a trump card he gets within two chapters? The more people know about it, the easier it is to leak out. Aren't you just making it easier for the protagonist's enemies to target him?
After reading a few chapters, my poison resistance is too low.
I haven't read a book since I started reading book reviews.
I initially thought this was a book from over ten years ago, but it turns out it's from the latter half of 2018! Since the rise of the "moderately prosperous society" phenomenon and the popularity of entertainment apps like Douyin (TikTok), the old-fashioned, understated, cowardly, and cunning novels about cunningly scheming characters have become outdated. Why were they mainstream ten years ago?
The outdated combat, magic, assassination, and cultivation systems are truly toxic. For veteran readers, having read at least dozens, if not a hundred, novels already, they're long since tired of them.
Stop criticizing! The author has worked incredibly hard; just the names of all the equipment and monsters could fill hundreds of thousands of words. How can you treat an author who puts in the effort and doesn't write filler articles like this? 😡
Why is it that every novel revolves around the protagonist acquiring something good only to be met with all sorts of monsters and freaks trying to force him to buy it, even from a well-known guild? It's truly insulting to one's intelligence.
I've read the latest update. You all say it's poisonous, but I haven't been poisoned to death.
Looking at the comments, they're all saying it's extremely toxic. You guys haven't experienced true toxicity. Apart from those awkward lines, this book really didn't have any toxic aspects for me. I suggest you read the later chapters; it will be much better.
For those of you who have been reading for more than a year, you can leave now. Be careful of poisoning