A Foodie Takes on Online Gaming

Up to chapter 176, after nurturing the book for so long, I finally finished it in the last couple of days. Here are my personal thoughts. Unlike the online game novels I've read before that focus on high-level players showing off, this book, aside from the protagonist's cheat abilities, mainly tells the story of the protagonist's own little circle [by the way, the author's naming is ingenious, it…

Looking at the investments of these 58 people, I shed tears.

In online games, most people want to see PvP, not PvE; PvE isn't very interesting.

No contract signed, over a million words written For that alone, I admire you.

I'm reminded of the food Ye Cang made in the online game "White Emperor's Peerless". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Why is nobody reading this? Damn it! What's most annoying is when a book doesn't have the same popularity as its author. I don't understand what's so good about those books on the list; a few chapters are enough to make you give up.

Please help spread the word and reach the target of 100 investments 🤫.

I really liked your previous book.

This book is alright; it has a plot and some battles, but it's rather bland. Also, it's a team-based game, so if you like stories where the protagonist is invincible, don't read it.

This is another novel where the protagonist only joins the game long after it's been open. Anyone who's played games knows that even starting a day late, let alone playing for a long time, can create a huge gap between you and others, unless you're a tycoon who can use money to make up for the time difference. But the protagonists are basically all poor.