Myriad Worlds Tomb Raiding: Starting with a Lucky Streak in Every Game

It's called "tomb raiding," but it's really just extracting skills from the dead, and you don't even need to dig up graves. If you don't even dig up graves, what kind of tomb raiding is that?

This book is somewhat like saying your life has been ruined by games.

I didn't understand some parts. This is supposed to be an ensemble piece, like Infinite Terror, with team battles in the God's Space. The beginning wasn't clear, it was a bit messy, and the plot wasn't very clear either. It was confusing! It also had a bit of a lone wolf feel to it!

You've already reached chapter 80, and you're still stuck in "Under One Person." Your search and arrest have been launched, but where's your withdrawal?

I've read the latest chapter, but still no one's showing up. It's boring.

It feels like there's no female lead, I'm outta here.

Many items were obtained, but few were immediately usable. Once the inventory was full, low-value items were discarded, and there was no way to dismantle or process them. The main activity was finding and opening chests, collecting items, freeing up inventory space, and then repeating the process. The first world was described at length, but it wasn't finished.

It's obviously something I wrote on a whim... It won't last more than 500,000 words.

Dude, could you at least change the main character's name to something completely different? It's constantly changing from Lin Nan to Xiao Bei to A Bei, which seriously affects the user experience.

The premise seems quite interesting, but if people can't truly die, they become the fourth catastrophe, and the limits of that potential are completely unimaginable.