Online Gaming: War Commands the World

This book is so old, and people are still accusing it of plagiarism. The people downstairs are saying it copied this and that, but it turns out it's even newer than this book.

Hmm, in this book, the rebirth part at the beginning is from "The Thief Who Roamed the World," the hidden quest part is from "Shield of the Heavens," and the princess's resurrection part is from "Peerless Under Heaven."

I recently reread "The Battle for the World" online game. This online game novel is definitely one of the best I've read. The author's writing style isn't great by today's standards, but it's still not bad. I saw many people mentioning "Rebirth of the Shield of the Sky" in the comments section. I recently reread this book (I only read a few chapters before losing interest).

One of the best online game novels I've ever read

That fat guy is really annoying; is he mistaking sleazy for humor? Does the author find it quite amusing?

This is the only book the author can look at.

This setup is incredibly awkward. Who would play a game where you lose levels just by being killed? You painstakingly level up only to lose levels if you get killed—are you guys even interested? Don't bring up any "unique virtual game" nonsense; think about whether the logic makes sense.

I really regret spending the money to buy it; so many chapters are missing. What is Qidian doing?!

This is a bit confusing. The gold coin exchange rate is illogical; the exchange rate between gold coins and real-world currency fluctuates. Gold coins can be exchanged infinitely, so what's the basis for this fluctuation? The protagonist keeps emphasizing making money, hoarding a large amount of medicine.

This author is truly talented. It's a pity that their later fantasy works were rather mediocre. Their online game novels are much better, especially the pet-beast fusion element, which was truly groundbreaking. I'd only seen this style of writing in Beast King before.