Online Gaming: The Monster-Stealing Expert
网游之抢怪专家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 860k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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283Chapters
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The premise of your description is not good. Why call it "monster stealing"? Monster stealing is hated in any game. Most people will not want to read it after reading the description. The instant kill cheat is also not good. An occasional instant kill is exciting, but too many instant kills will become very boring later on. The author did not set it up well!
They're all back. Is it still 2025?
Shennong
Overall, it's a decent story; in online game novels, it's considered a semi-divine gem.
Is chapter 253 a duplicate?
The chapter 253 I'm seeing is about the auction of the Immortal Peaches and the Fountain of Youth. This chapter is repeated, but why hasn't anyone mentioned it? Or is it a problem on my end?
It's a reliable online game novel; the characters are generally intelligent (there were some flaws, but they were corrected after I advised them to). Aside from the deliberately created clown (there's only one), there aren't any brainless characters. I think the economic system is decent.
Well written, it brings back memories of watching online games many years ago.
It's fairly smooth, but there are a few major flaws.
The "instant boss kill" talent—the protagonist is practically the game designer's favorite child; otherwise, this wouldn't exist, and what would be the basis for it? It's not about luck anymore; anyone with a modicum of logic wouldn't have this. And then there's the first boss kill reward—only a madman would design something like that. What's the point of other players playing?
Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!
Could you mention the stats and equipment levels of other players? Without comparison, how can we know how powerful the main character is?
Could you please check for typos before posting?