Online Gaming: The Age of Magic
网游之魔法纪元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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This is a serious reading list. I've read every book before recommending it. These are all genuinely good reads, not paid promotions. I have eclectic tastes, from popular genres to more niche ones. I mainly read historical and cultivation novels.
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The Second World
Game-themed stories may have fallen out of fashion, but they were hugely popular back in the day. Many longtime readers got hooked on web novels through them. I remember how much I loved the game stories by Wo Niu, Hei Xia, and Yin Wei Zhe. In truth, game stories never really disappeared. Ideas like virtual reality and attribute Systems have long since flourished in other genres. And aren't novels themselves imagined worlds? Game stories are the most versatile of all, able to blend with any othe
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The first online game novel I read
Looking at it now, I've written 1.58 Million words in five months, averaging 10,000 words a day... And not even filler! It really puts all the current authors to shame. 🥵
Are there any novels similar to this one? Other online games I've read don't have the same feel as this one. Although it's set in ancient times, I've found it to be much better than modern ones.
The first online game novel I ever rented was many years ago during the book rental era. I've always considered it a classic and was hoping for a sequel... To my utter surprise, it's ended, and the ending was terrible.
I watched *Magic Era* around 10 years ago; it was very enjoyable, and I watched it many times afterward. I still vaguely remember the story. The protagonist, Scavenger Kirin, was an orphan, but he had excellent grades and got into the best imperial university. During his time there, he broke many records.
This is one of the five novels that got me hooked on the genre.
The first novel I ever read was this one. Back then, 2G internet was terrible, but reading novels was incredibly enjoyable. Later, I read almost all of Xiao Hei's books. This one, however, I've read the most times, and it's still here—what a gem!
The writing isn't particularly exciting or stimulating; it's rather bland. There are some illogical plot points and a few flaws, but it's still a decent read if you're looking for something to read.
There aren't many good online game novels these days. Back in 2008, all sorts of "online game novels..." Were really enjoyable to read.
The early and mid-game were quite good, but the power levels collapsed in the late game. Bosses' attacks were hundreds of points, yet everyone seemed to conspire to neither heal nor increase defense, pushing their damage output to the limit with only a couple hundred health points remaining.