Online Gaming: Convincing the World

I really like the premise of this book. The author's writing style is also quite smooth. However, the first five chapters might be a bit challenging for veteran readers. I'll summarize the content here. You can just skip them as background information. Nations from all over the world created a game using alien technology, encompassing all dynasties from ancient times to the present.

I was initially drawn to this book by its synopsis, but the further I read, the more uncomfortable I felt. Let me talk about chapters 120. In the early chapters, the protagonist felt like a main character, but in the middle, he felt like a minor character with very weak presence. His skills were barely used and were only briefly mentioned. What I disliked most was that the protagonist became just a catalyst, with most of the plot revolving around the supporting characters.

The protagonist is a scumbag; in normal history, a wife's consent is required before marriage. The protagonist betrayed Lü Lingqi. He's a scumbag.

I found the protagonist's skills to be lacking in presence.

Chapter Seven, the protagonist doesn't even ask who that young lady is?

The pig's feet actually died...

What happened to the All-Heavens History Chat Group?

The more I look at it, the more confused I get... I don't understand it anymore.

It was really exciting at first, but it got a bit awkward and I couldn't understand it later on.

This is the best Dynasty Conquest fanfiction I've ever read. I've read quite a few, but none are as good as this one. I'm just confused why it has so few recommendation votes. It's a pity that bookworms won't get to read such a wonderful book.