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A very classic online game fairy novel. I also recommend Shushan, Online Games: Nervousness, Online Games: Crossroads in Cultivation, Online Games: Qingcheng Sword Fairy NB==
I discovered this book by chance, and suddenly it reminded me of the feeling of chasing books in my youth. When I read it more than ten years ago, I was filled with excitement and fantasies, but now it seems that I have returned to the past. It turns out that these are the memories of my youth!
The author is very good at telling stories and balances the proportion of pve and pvp. It is very good and worth recommending.
This is the first novel I read. I read it when I was in junior high school. At that time, I read the paper version, only part of it. Later I found someone to download the electronic version and read it.
I remember the first time I read this book was the physical book I bought in 2007. I felt so nostalgic.
It's so confusing, and after reading more than ten chapters, I don't know what the protagonist wants to do. He keeps a hammer here and a stick here and there. . .
I read it in the early 2000s. It is a novel that I like very much. It is witty and humorous. I didn't expect to read it again after more than ten years!
Does the author have any new books? What a pity.
When was the book written? It feels a bit historical.
If you meet anyone you meet, you can play for half a day.