
Online Game: Melee Mage
网游之近战法师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Other names
- Virtual World: Close Combat MageEnglish name
- VW:CCMEnglish name
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The Great Void has no path, yet even dreams have their bounds. Zhuangzi loses himself in the butterfly's shadow; flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water tilt askew. When the false is taken for true, the false becomes true; when nothing becomes something, something returns to nothing. See through the three thousand worlds of mortal life, and you will know that I am the pivot of the Dao.
My Personal Picks
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A Grab Bag of Favorites
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My Bookhouse
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September Bookhouse
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My Shelf of Beloved Completed Novels
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A Little Bit of Everything, and All Pretty Good
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A ten-year veteran bookworm recommends classic reads. I've read each one more than once, and I'm also recommending some newer books I've read that I think have original ideas.
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I really want to send Mr. Gu a heart! He's my favorite male protagonist in online novels.
The title mentions a melee mage, implying that the mage, Teacher Gu, is the protagonist. However, the protagonist described inside isn't a mage, but rather the leader of the Young Master Mercenary Group—Young Master.
Even after ten years, I still won't get tired of watching the internet.
By chance, I came back to reread *The King's Avatar*. It's been about ten years since I first read it, and it's quite moving. Back then, I was still in high school, and now I'm older than Teacher Gu in the book (sad). Back then, I just found *The King's Avatar* funny; now, rereading it, I'm utterly in awe of Butterfly.
On my second read, I have to say that some of the stories were written in 2008 and still captivate me today; while others were written recently and still manage to entice me to tears.
It's been over ten years since I read this book, and I still remember the plot clearly, the main and supporting characters clearly, and Teacher Gu and the young master of the Han family clearly 😁. That's what makes a good story!
I took a long time to finish this book. I couldn't get through the city battle part; the author wrote over two hundred chapters just on that! I got tired of all the scheming and backstabbing, so I put it off for a while. Then, when I was short on books, I picked it up again and finished it in one go.
I didn't like the young master of the Han family at first, but as I read on, I realized that the character was really well-developed. He stands out from many other characters by a mile with just one thing: his contempt for everything, including himself. Like Ye Xiaowu, who appeared later, he was also guarding a boundary. However, he had much more knowledge and skills than other players.
Butterfly Blue's online game novels are the best I've ever read, bar none. The characters are vividly portrayed, and they all have a high-class, sophisticated air about them. Are there any similar good novels? Looking for recommendations.
Instead of anime, let's look at comics from afar, friends.
I read "The King's Avatar" first, and then reread this one. The difference between the two books was clearly noticeable. I couldn't continue reading "Melee" after around chapter 600, mainly because the main characters didn't grow at all, and the game's world view didn't change.