ENDominating the Game World, Starting by Maxing Out Passive Skills
纵横游戏世界,从拉满被动技开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- 349 chapters
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- Dominating the Gaming World by Maxing Out Passive SkillsEnglish name
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I regret subscribing. This book has too many flaws, the main one being the incredibly childish plot. The protagonist's and the others' brains seem to be developing at an abnormally low level. The protagonist goes on a diplomatic mission to the Great Chu Kingdom, and all he brings are a few bottles of C-grade potions as tribute. Not only are the items few, but their quality is also quite low.
The protagonist is already 29 years old and the sole heir of his family, yet he has neither a wife nor children. Is he truly not afraid of his family line dying out?
It's a common experience, unless you've been transported into a game you've already played: you don't know who you are or where you are, but you know you're about to go on a killing spree.
It's well written, but not very well written.
Upon arriving in Lucian, I was completely confused. Entering the city cost one gold coin, and the duchy was supposed to contact the kingdom, but I ended up having to contact the prince myself. The writing style was so illogical it felt like I was watching a complete idiot.
The combat descriptions are terrible; they sound grandiose and unrealistic, lacking any sense of realism.
Author, you didn't describe the environmental impact of your skills and attacks at all. You slashed, the enemy dodged, your blade hit a house, a tree—what damage did it cause? You didn't write that either. It looks just like a mobile game now, with two sides fighting fiercely, but after all that, not a single floor tile is broken 😓
😠Pay to view panel data👀
The entire chapter is dedicated to updating the control panel, which is truly a trap.
Shennong is here This book is like a draft of a book, currently quite short. Sometimes you have to forget your own brain. Then, I don't know if it's the author's lack of intelligence, the protagonist's lack of intelligence, or a poorly written outline. Anyway, some parts are strange, like inexplicably dragging things out for a month or half a month at a time.
I don't quite understand the author. That passive skill is so expensive later on, why don't you buy it all when you see it on the auction house? Wait until later to trade with other players for better items. Don't force me to use four alt accounts to flame you.
Passive skills are always rare, and players can never have too many.