You’re Just a Gamer, So Why Are You Cultivating Immortality?
你一臭打游戏的，还修上仙了？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 703k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A very good book
This book combines the most outrageous and disturbing elements of online game novels from twenty years ago; reading this history is like eating a public toilet.
The main character is truly a lucky charm!
In a boss fight, the protagonist deals 98% of the damage, while the other four are just there for show. The loot is split equally, and each person gets over a million in-game currency, which is equivalent to over a million in real-world currency. Then, the protagonist's father's company runs into trouble and needs money, so he transfers 300,000 to his father.
That's interesting.
Back then, online game novels were completely overshadowed by fantasy and martial arts novels, forcing online game authors to switch genres. Unexpectedly, this postmodern renaissance has produced an online game cultivation novel; it's quite interesting, I'll keep reading.
Reviving the glory of online games is our inescapable duty.
It is our inescapable duty to restore the glory of virtual online games! That year's online literature war was a battle between fantasy and online games, with the final score being 18-3. I will never forget the scene when I saw the top online game novelists slumped in their chairs, sobbing uncontrollably, and switching careers.
As one of the few online game novels, even if the beginning, before leaving the starting village, is illogical, I still support the author's continued efforts. But but but In the early stages, the protagonist still has his own thoughts or principles; simply put, he is still a person. However After leaving the starting village, I was completely led by the nose by two NPCs.
The name is not very authentic
I suggest renaming it "The Great Struggle in Online Games" 🐶
Author, go search it on Baidu. There's a book called "Cultivators Play Online Games." It's over twenty years old, and even ignoring the writing style, its premise alone is better than yours.
The protagonist's talent is utterly trash. A mage's talent is to consume ten times the energy, then deal true damage to the enemy based on their own health after exhausting all energy... How much health can a squishy mage possibly have? Ignoring the fact that most mobs have higher health than even the most physically imposing cultivators, and even bosses with dozens of times the health of a…
I can't even stand looking at the first picture. A crappy game and you have to buy a whole new headset? This is the first time I've ever heard of playing a game and having to buy a new computer just to play a new game. What's even more ridiculous is that you can't even buy one, and they're charging hundreds of thousands of yuan for one, not to mention the exorbitant prices they keep raising.
The NPCs themselves have explicitly stated that treating the game as a serious game is an out-of-character (OOC) act, so please don't portray the protagonist as an idiot ignoring such blatant evidence. It's so clichéd and childish.