Online Game: The Death and Life Tribulation

I couldn't take it anymore after following it this far, so I gave up. I subscribed to the whole thing and read through it chapter by chapter. The setting and action sequences are really good, but the female supporting characters are just so inexplicable, especially Ling Qian. What's the protagonist's point of having her all this time?!

This book is undoubtedly a masterpiece, so why aren't many people reading it?

I wouldn't have said anything if you gave your book a fantasy/xianxia title, but here's the problem: 1. No data, 2. No experience points, 3. No skill points, 4. No language filtering, 5. No resurrection, 6. No looting, 7. No character panel. It seems you have none of the features expected of an online game.

The beginning was alright, but the overall style was too monotonous, with the main character mostly fighting monsters alone. Having read more than half, the lack of a female lead wasn't a problem, but the absence of even a decent supporting character made it rather dull. I suggest giving other characters more screen time and interaction; I wonder if the author will see this.

The description of the prestigious sects is a bit like that of the demonic sects. People even try to rob the sect's gates. The players have no guts. Even if there are three days to resurrect, there are so many people. If you make a blacklist and bite them when you see them, can NPCs really resurrect? If you make people afraid, then you will get fair treatment. Don't talk to me about profits.

It's a good book, better than most. I have a few suggestions for the author: it lacks dramatic tension; the main plot has highlights but isn't exciting enough; and finally, it suffers from the repetitiveness common to cultivation novels. Lastly, I support the author and hope they persevere—one day they'll become famous! Keep it up!

This book is actually not bad. It's above second-rate but not quite first-rate. Well, if it's not first-rate, then it's second-rate. I always feel like it's missing something. If we're talking about adding the finishing touch to a painting, this book is the dragon before the finishing touch. Although it's already good, it still lacks a bit of spirit.

Despite my discerning taste, I actually finished the book in one go. It's very well written, but I feel the title is a letdown; games aren't exactly a popular genre these days.

The book is really good, a hidden gem, a fantasy novel disguised as a game. If the author changed the category and the title, the results would probably be several times better.

Seeing the latest chapter, I just want to ask, what's the point of that woman? She just popped up out of nowhere and gave me a bunch of stuff, and now she's even giving me the Source of Laws?! I really don't understand. The beginning was so good, how did it turn into this mess? It feels like the protagonist is just wandering around without any main plot.