The Invisible Road to Online Gaming

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==

The author is very good at telling stories and balances the proportion of pve and pvp. It is very good and worth recommending.

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!

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!

When was the book written? It feels a bit historical.

Does the author have any new books? What a pity.

If you meet anyone you meet, you can play for half a day.

I read the novel very early. Thanks to DS for helping me regain my childhood memories. Now it seems that there is a eunuch at the end of the novel. I don't even have to be a fairy to read it.