The Age of the Virtual Realm
虚界时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
141Chapters
4.5kRecommendations
2.5kFans
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This book is so good! I've been reading it all day and don't want to put it down. Friends, you should all check it out!
It's a pity; this book would have done quite well if it had been published ten years ago.
The price of mercenaries is a bit low. Those who can afford mercenaries are generally not short of money. I suggest the author raise the price. Also, if the Wind and Fire Wheel can continuously add runes (referring to after selling), then the price is also a bit low (although it can be said that the market is still unstable and the price is not easy to compare). Finally!
I read the first volume, and it was pretty good. Apart from a few unpleasant details, most of the plot was acceptable. But I couldn't get through the first chapter of the second volume. Online novels are not like this anymore. Why doesn't the protagonist, who's so powerful, go solo? (Don't ask about lack of resources or connections; that's because the author doesn't want to.
A few casual words
Some say that the sole purpose of our spiritual existence is to transcend the spiritual realm. After turning 30, buying a house, getting married, buying a car, having children, getting promoted and getting a raise, and going back and forth between the company and home every day, busy and bustling... I often feel that my daily work and life are too mediocre and too meaningless.
I read over twenty chapters in one go, and it felt pretty good. I'll rest for a few days before continuing.
Well!
No, you can't stop updating!
Is it getting cold? No way! Haven't you noticed there are more and more people following? Keep writing, even if it only reaches a million words, that's fine. When you start your next book, at least you'll have people following along, instead of starting out completely naked.
After reading twenty chapters, I want to ask: can things from the illusory realm be materialized back into reality? Can they extend lifespan? If not, what's the point of attracting people to go in? Better to be a dog in times of peace than a human in times of chaos. If you go in and die, you're truly dead; there's no benefit. Who would go in except someone who loves adventure?