I Only Know How to Play Games, Yet the Whole World Reveres Me as a God

I'm curious about something: no matter how good you are at a game, can you really perform the same way in real life? Even if you don't get tired, can you coordinate your hands and feet? I can do forward and backward movements in Audition Online, but can I do that in real life?

Honestly, all for the sake of the phrase "turtle 1 carrying 19"

After reading twenty chapters, to sum it up: the protagonist is just awesome, incredibly awesome; the author is good at using internet slang and the writing is decent; it's a satisfying read. If I were to give it a score out of 100, I'd give it 82. I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't give up because of the mediocre initial results.

This is... Riddled with bugs! It's more than just insulting the reader's intelligence. Putting aside the question of why the protagonist is so skilled at converting 2D to 3D virtual worlds, around chapter 20, the protagonist uses someone else's phone to call the police, and then the police investigate and find out out of thin air that they traced the protagonist's phone to 🤔 Void Detection, huh? I couldn't even read this if I'd lost my brain.

I feel like I wasted a lot of money. It's really bad, not just bad, but it's so bad that the design was completely flawed. Honestly, this novel can be summed up in one word: awesome, or even more awesome. It was so much fun that I wasted so much money. Xiao Ai didn't mention anything. What's the use of the guild? When will you save your savior? You should be capable of saving her, right?

It's both terrible and enjoyable. The realistic aspects are mostly awkward and clichéd, and the character dialogue and settings are questionable. However, the dungeons are very smooth and enjoyable, with frequent exciting moments. The game's understanding of the game is excellent, and the modifications are very well done. Although the overall background isn't perfect and there are many flaws, it's still worth watching.

The protagonist is portrayed as a hardcore gamer who starts off by dodging dozens of attacks from the boss, but this is supposed to be a real-life PvP battle, right? When did gamers become so powerful?

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These game guides aren't all created by people, are they? A game played by tens of thousands of people can be thoroughly analyzed in a few days. With such a large population base, how could a game played worldwide not have smart people creating guides?

The writing within the instance was excellent, but the writing outside the instance became so awkward that I don't even know how to describe it; it gave me a physical reaction.