Online Gaming: The Thief Leaves No Shadow

After reading this novel, I thought it was really good. It was a good book that was delayed by its name. I had read it several times before but never clicked on it. This time I clicked on it after seeing a recommendation. Let me talk about some interesting points. 1. The game settings, official operations and plot are all very reasonable. There will be no situation where the protagonist reaches level 10 and kills the super boss in the game. The protagonist makes reasonable use of his prophetic advantage to reach the top of the game. At the same time, the protagonist's personal achievements are based on the team's advantages, raising the team's upper limit and providing considerable enjoyment. 2. The character creation is very successful. The four people in the dormitory are all quite unique, with online IQs. Even in this traditional online game novel with many characters, there will be no confusion after reading it. The protagonist (The Love Master 🙂), Xue Zhang (The Criminal Master 😎), Zhu Jie (The Gentleman 🙂) and Fu Shuai (The Rich 🙂) are all impressive. In a sense, it feels a bit like a group portrait. Of course, I side with Xue Zhang 😎. 3. The description outside the game is very attractive. Many game novels I read in the past have few descriptions outside the game or the logic is not self-consistent. Many of the operations in the book are eye-catching, such as posting to influence rivals in competitions and forcing them to surrender, schools deciding to cooperate with guilds, etc., All of which will not make people feel that they are against the rules or have a halo of reducing intelligence. Some other points that can be considered are that the names of the books are relatively selective. It is easy for readers who are looking for intensive and high-value stimulation to bypass the book directly or click in if they are not suitable for this style and do not click to collect. After all, those who watch online games may not be comfortable seeing such a protagonist who gives hero skills to his roommates. It is recommended that you consider naming methods similar to those of top players. There are also some settings, such as requiring level 50 and three turns to play a low-level master difficulty, which makes people feel strange. I believe the author has his own considerations or settings that have not been released yet, and he can consider explaining them in the appropriate plot. The recommendation vote has been cast. I wish the author will write better and better.

Today the emperor is Liu, and the sky is also Liu. You know this, but you don't know why!

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I think of Thieves in the World, which is my favorite online game. In the era when alliance kings are rampant, a traditional online game is rare and valuable. Come on, author!

Come on, it's rare to find an online game that you can watch

I feel that these stories about brotherhood are too idealistic. If a few people live an ordinary life and have about the same social status, it would be fine. Power and status can make you forget your original intentions (although I have not experienced this) As someone who has been out of society for nearly ten years, I still have some say. Several good brothers who were in school now have their own families, or there is almost no communication due to economic differences.

I saw it on Daily Guide, and the name seems oddly nostalgic. I hope it feels like watching thieves roam the world.

If Lao Wan is on his own, he may not be able to avoid some loopholes in the settings or shortcomings in the plot. If you find it, you can leave a message under the original text of the chapter or this comment, and Lao Wan will definitely see it. If there is a small problem, Lao Wan will directly change the original text. If there is a big problem, he can only patch it in the later text. For normal discussions on the content, it is better to post book reviews directly. This post only collects suggestions to facilitate Lao Wan to write better books. I hope that under everyone's supervision, Lao Wan will write a classic novel that will impress everyone as much as Snail's Thieves.

Although it is said to follow the path of traditional online game novels, whether it is a guild or a martial arts competition, the writing is a bit bland. It doesn't have the secondary feeling of "my parents were killed by the enemy, my sister died of illness due to lack of money, and I came back again and tried to play online games to change the world line." Of course, if it were written like that, I would definitely not read it.

Damn it, I really dreamed back to six years ago... I didn't expect there would be people writing this kind of routine now. I must support it.