Online Gaming: I Can Fuse Bones
网游之我能融合骸骨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Daily Poison Guide is well-deserved. No fucking book can read it.
It has the same setting as the online game "The Heavenly Dog Devours the Sun," the one from 2011 and this one from 2019, no need to say more, right? (눈_눈)
Return him 🐴The skeleton will be poisoned! No culture.
Looking back now, this book has quite a few flaws, and the ending feels rushed. However, it was very popular on QQ Reading back then, with a large readership. I can only say that online literature is developing very rapidly. I suddenly remembered this book today, and this is just what I wanted to say.
Did he get banned for playing a Celestial Dragon? I have a full subscription!
Only 13 posts Oh right, there are 14 now.
This book, which finished in October of last year and June of this year, has about 700 pages in less than a year.
I feel that even author's self-help efforts can fail. It's not necessarily all a problem with the name; the opening also plays a role. There are too many clichéd openings that crammed all the elements together, and these kinds of openings are unrealistic. Furthermore, the premise of a poor boy being humiliated is uninteresting and unreliable. It only works with seven or eight-year-old kids or middle schoolers bullying others; the author doesn't care whether they're poor or not.