I Can See Every Boss Drop
我能看到所有BOSS掉落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Remove the romance and other messy plot points, and the game itself is still decent. The romance intertwined with the main storyline is just too awkward. It might have been acceptable 10 years ago, but now it really lowers the book's quality.
I even suspect that the author saw an ad for a legendary ring with X-ray vision and got the idea for this theme. 😅😅😅
Goodness, I just watched a bit of an old, addictive online game/urban fantasy from ten years ago.
When did public security in China become so bad? People can kill people so easily, even with guns.
It's been a while since I've read anything about online games. The title sounded good, so I subscribed to several chapters just for this one, but I died before I even saw 1/5 of it.
I read 40 chapters, and wow, isn't this the formula for online game novels from ten years ago? If you wrote it like Martian Gravity, with its erotic content, maybe some people would read it. But if it's weak, well…
If only there were no realistic plot elements, the protagonist would not only hurt people at will, even injuring a loyal security guard, but also not consider the person he likes. He wears sunglasses to hide his identity and doesn't care at all about how the people he hurt will make things difficult for the female lead's family. This makes him seem both stupid and evil.
Why add an urban element to a game story? It would be a perfectly good book without it. Also, I really can't stand the "reincarnation and finding ex" trope.
Good heavens, another Renaissance?
It feels completely unoriginal; the plot is so predictable. The whole book could be shortened to: Rebirth – Cheat Codes – Finding Ex-Wife – Selling Equipment – Recruiting Followers – Slapping Faces and Showing Off – First Place in Dungeons – Building a Guild – Becoming the Game Overlord. (End of book)