Reborn: The Thief Who Roamed the World
重生之贼行天下
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
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- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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- Chongsheng Zhi Zei Hang TianxiaEnglish name
- Chong Sheng Zhi Zei Xing Tian XiaEnglish name
- Rebirth of the Thief Who Roamed The WorldEnglish name
- ROTTWRTWEnglish name
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I really want to watch it again, but I've already watched it five times and I just can't take it anymore. Is this how online games are going to end? I've read four complete online game novels, this one five times, Global Swordplay three times, Three Kingdoms Kings twice, Online Game Judgment twice, and honestly, I don't know why The King's Avatar is so popular 🔥, but I couldn't get into it even…
It's a good watch, but the descriptions of the female characters are... Well, let's just say they're questionable. Anyone even remotely attractive is dressed in pink. The sergeant at the military academy wears a pink tank top, shorts, and black stockings—what kind of outfit is that?! And they call it sexy and alluring? As a woman, I'm speechless at such attire. I suggest the author stop sitting at home and letting their imagination run wild; go out and see the world for themselves.
Holy crap, you have experience with replying, liking, and commenting? No wonder your leveling is so slow! Why isn't anyone saying this?!
Who's still reading *The Thief's Journey* after 25 years? It's me!! I was blown away after reading this in middle school, and I haven't found anything comparable since! I just can't stand other online games anymore. The protagonists in other games are ridiculously strong, unrealistically so, leaving everyone else far behind. It's like we're from a completely different world; it's unbearable.
First, let me clarify that I'm not targeting this book specifically, but rather something I've always been curious about and would like to discuss. It's about how many classic novels, in the past, might have many flaws in the eyes of modern readers and are no longer appealing.
If a book was a huge hit when it was written, it had its reasons. Don't take your current subjective opinion of the book too seriously. Everyone has different tastes, readers come from different eras, are of different ages, and society is evolving, so ideas change. Books are written for a broad audience; those who like them will like them, and those who don't can find their own preferred genres.
Although I'm already reading this with a high tolerance for the toxicity, this 300-chapter story of 25 people blocking 100,000 is just too much!!! Putting aside the feasibility, couldn't the other side just send 300 elites to guard the passage? Did all the guilds politely enter together?
Every time I type "rebirth" in my input method, there's a "thief roams the world" option.
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Hmm, it's just so-so. Calling it a masterpiece is definitely an exaggeration. It does have its merits; the game's mechanics and skills are quite meticulous, which was a pleasant surprise. However, the character design is indeed very childish. It's one thing for the other minor characters to be childish—it just makes me feel awkward for them—but the main character's childishness is unbearable.