I Can Actually Bring Game Items into the Real World

100% Realistic, 100% pain level, no adjustment, no way to quit the game anytime, anywhere, promoted to everyone—will anyone play this kind of game? Will it become a nationwide craze?

I read five chapters. The protagonist changed his name three times already. I'm fucking speechless.

The last few chapters of this book are clearly not written by a human! It's obviously written with a writing software; it's a mess, jumping from one topic to another, with absolutely no logic. Author, if you don't want to write anymore, just shut down the book, but you can't keep fooling us with Qidian coins.

The book is alright, but it's strayed from its theme, focusing on objects. These days, it's increasingly rare to see the intersection of games and reality.

The author's previous account was definitely you. It featured the same protagonist and had a similar book title, and you could even glean information from it. However, after the second book ended poorly, that author disappeared and stopped writing. His second book also featured the protagonist of his first book. When I saw the title today, it looked familiar, and the protagonist's name looked even more familiar. I think it's definitely that author using a different account.

Isn't this an old book? The protagonist's name hasn't changed. Have you returned from the palace? Or are you just freeloading off someone else?

The village knows about the secret of the "golden finger" (a powerful ability to exploit others' schemes). The benefits are small now, but when the benefits become larger, someone will definitely betray you.

Even ordinary employees at that company know the game's secrets, yet a bunch of rich kids don't? Are they treating it like a game?

Online games often have inexplicable and inescapable pitfalls, with some inexplicably wealthy and powerful villains always seeming to target the protagonist. That's bad enough, but what's worse, he has a bunch of model young men who do nothing but serve the villain wholeheartedly.

The content is amateurish, and the author's intelligence is questionable. There are various errors in titles and units; I suggest you proofread it after you finish writing. This is a matter of attitude. Of course, if you're just writing for fun and to amuse yourself, then it doesn't matter.