Lord of the Universe: Starting at a Mining Star Outpost

First, why force people to participate in an ascension ceremony with a 20% mortality rate? Secondly, is it possible for a BMW to sell for 5 million Zimbabwean dollars? Or for a life-extending drug to sell for 10 million?

The premise of this book is quite interesting, and I finished it in one go, but there are two things I don't quite understand. One issue is why the protagonist's past life, during his descent into corruption, became involved with a park manager. Honestly, the likelihood of these two people having a real-world connection and maintaining a lasting relationship is extremely low.

Overall, it's a good book; the setting and writing style are both five-star. The only issue is that the protagonist deliberately omitted a few clues that seemed a bit too obvious.

The main character spends all his time fighting and crushing weaklings on Earth, and even wastes time on disguise in the game. I'd say he should just level up quickly, write some exploration and management content, and start the company as soon as possible. It's not that bullying weaklings is bad, it's just that the protagonist is worried about his physical safety in the real world.

There aren't many good online games these days. The author's pacing is very comfortable, so please keep writing and finish it! I'll give you all my monthly votes.

The pacing is a bit fast but normal, and it doesn't overshadow the protagonist's fighting power. A good book.

It's been a long time since there's been a good online game. Keep writing and I'll finish it!

It flows quite smoothly. The world-building hasn't been fully developed yet; the protagonist is just preparing for revenge. Let's see how it unfolds next.

Are there any similar novels you would recommend?

The current results are rather poor; I wonder if the author can persevere. Personally, I still really like this genre.