Infinite Boss Farming
无限刷BOSS
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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This book doesn't seem to be categorized as a game book; it's more like an urban fantasy/face-slapping story! The game content is barely described; it's as if the game is just a backdrop.
This is off-topic!!!!!!!!!!!!
The author's novel is called "Infinite Boss Farming," but while you did write about farming in the early episodes, recent updates have stopped showing the endless farming aspect and are instead filled with PvP battles or mundane real-life events. If you're looking for content about farming items...
Whether it has a bad ending or not, having an ending is a good thing.
If a game has obvious cheating issues and doesn't address them, fewer and fewer people will play it. After all, nobody likes getting beaten up in a game, no matter how popular it is.
The premise is fine, but the plot is too melodramatic and toxic. The villains and the government are just awful. A simple game story with endless grinding would be much better.
The quality of this work is hard to describe; the writing style and plot are simply...
Personally, I don't like online game series that incorporate too much romance. Even if there is romance, it tends to be more about love, because I want to immerse myself in the story and enjoy it, rather than feeling sad just because the protagonist's friends are suffering.
I hope the author's next book will be a great success. Keep it up!
To be honest, it had a bit of a "money-grubbing" feel to it, and it was kind of awkward to watch. However, the content is quite pure, and even with the online audience's sentimentality filtered out, it's still watchable.
What's wrong with game novels these days?
After reading the free chapters, I'm wondering what's wrong with recent game novels? Instead of focusing on the game itself, they're always bringing up politics. Is this even a game anymore?