Online Gaming: The Unrivaled Knight
网游之骑士无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 408k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
198Chapters
829Recommendations
842Fans
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I signed the contract and changed my status today. Everyone's Qidian coins should have arrived. Awesome!!!
I came to check after Qingyi spoke, and overall it seems good. I hope you can walk your own path well. You're only a freshman, and there's plenty of room for you to grow in the future. Don't be afraid, don't hesitate. The more you're afraid or hesitant, the more you should do it. There are no unsolvable problems in this world. Keep going, I believe in you.
Here are a few suggestions. 1. The protagonist's cheat abilities include a special login device, advanced awareness, and various strategies, but these aren't particularly unique in the early stages, resulting in insufficient "wow" moments and potentially causing reader loss. 2. The portrayal of chivalry is insufficient.
Some suggestions for the author: The author might be getting confused about whether to write about traditional online games or something else entirely. Recent chapters have been referencing games like Honor of Kings and PUBG; if readers want those kinds of content, why not just read fanfiction of those games? It would be better to go back to the basics. This is just a suggestion; the author can consider it.
The female lead has so little screen time! I've read almost a hundred chapters and she hasn't had a single scene. The male lead doesn't even ask for her game ID or add her as a friend? Doesn't he know she plays the game too?