Stranded on a Deserted Island, I Grind Games and Become a Heavenly Emperor

The subject matter isn't new, but it's quite enjoyable to read. Don't be like those game-playing, cultivation-focused people who always revolve around women.

I finished reading it and found no flaws. The protagonist's character is quite novel, and I guarantee that all readers will be satisfied with this book.

The sixth level has a One Piece feel to it at the beginning, and then the protagonist secludes himself to practice the Dragon God Technique before going to save Duoliang Village. It also feels like Goku from Dragon Ball training on King Kai's planet and returning to save Earth, especially with that flying vehicle and its trail, reminiscent of the Flying Nimbus. It's a very surreal feeling. The author's depiction of the scenes is truly superb.

The book is good, but the title isn't very appealing. Perhaps it could learn from the endless fun of "Little World" and be renamed "The Great Hero and His Cuckolded Buddies" ∪･ω･∪

The synopsis seemed interesting, but the actual text was quite boring. It was all about chivalry, reputation building, destroying gangs, fighting snake demons, and the second level was supposed to be destroying a cult. Overall, it was just boring, probably due to the author's writing style. This cheat code is basically a life simulator with a choice system!

The manipulation of a character's awakening of self-awareness can be a major pitfall if not handled well. I hope the author can handle it well. I was just disgusted by a book next door where the protagonist coaxed and persuaded the character who had awakened self-awareness. 🥵

The story was going well, so why did you have to include an amnesia plot? The amnesia trope was outdated ten years ago.

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, it was so satisfying! Keep up the good work, author! There are so few novels like this, this is the only one I've found that I really wanted to read so far, this is what a true chivalrous story is all about!

The first chapter is outrageous: tiger teeth as thick as an adult's arm, how did you survive?

Overall, this book was a decent read and worth checking out.