From the Start, I Had a Space Battleship
开局一艘宇宙战舰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Hello! Is This the Paranormal Hotline?! I Caught a Lunatic
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Promising New Reads and Finished Books for a Reading Slump
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A Veteran Reader's Fresh Perspective
I read voraciously when I was young and ignorant, then read in a daze while struggling to understand and put things into practice.
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A very good novel. The protagonist travels back 5 years, while the reader travels back 10 years.
The plot is clichéd, and the protagonist's attempts to elicit sympathy are unsettling. Just how miserable would someone have to be in the real world to experience something like this? Rebirth, my foot! No planning whatsoever—is he dreaming? He acts like someone who knows nothing but thinks they're so great, reborn five years in the past and even having concrete information found in the real world.
The protagonist is cheated on at the beginning, then falsely accused and blackmailed after being reborn (the events before his rebirth). His parents are murdered; his father is stabbed more than ten times, and his mother is shot five times (reportedly to shield him from bullets; although she was in a wheelchair, her maternal instincts kicked in, and she suddenly jumped out to block the bullets!!!)
His girlfriend of many years betrayed him for money, he has a younger sister, his mother is paralyzed and he can't afford treatment, and his parents died trying to save him. It's not easy to fill three chapters with so many ancient tropes.
Having read 160 chapters, here are my thoughts on this book: It's an excellent trial-type novel, a great way to test your poison tolerance and build up your poison resistance. The difficulty gradually increases from the first chapter. We should thank the author for dedicating so much time and effort to writing this poison resistance trial novel; we are truly grateful.
I couldn't hold back any longer after reading chapter 44. Chapter One: Before Rebirth, Betrayal. The protagonist is able to make a lot of money, yet the female lead still betrays him for a small amount. This is a deadly poison; without 3-4 years of resistance, she would be gone. After being reborn, a person who runs an internet cafe still resorts to faking accidents?
I came across this through the recommendations section and read the comments first, thinking everyone's opinions were one-sided and that I could probably keep reading. But after chapter 13, I couldn't take it anymore, so I'll just share my thoughts on chapter 13. 1- The protagonist is reborn five years in the past, but his IQ has always been low.
If a game allows players to easily verify their real-life identities, then what about ordinary people in this game? If someone obtains a rare item and it's announced server-wide, wouldn't everyone be besieged at their own doorstep? I'm speechless that NPCs in the starting village can collude with guilds to harass new players. Are they even playing the game, or are they just being its lackeys? It is extremely poisonous.
I've been reading novels for 12 years, and this one is quite novel in its writing style. It doesn't lower your IQ or become addictive, so you can enjoy it without worry. 😁😁😁😁
The protagonist's five years of gaming experience in his previous life was all for naught? Sure enough, the protagonist was reborn, but the author wasn't.