The Mohist Flying Armor
墨门飞甲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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No Heroine or One Heroine
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Online-game novels that hit the spot! P.S. For good online-game novels these days, all I ask is a System and a sensible, coherent plot! 👑 Books that really impressed me at the time: World of Online Games, Sword Across the World, Online Gaming: Leveling Expert, reborn: Thief's Path to Glory, Thief's Nerve, Sword of Tyranny, Heroes of Might and Magic: The Twelve-Winged Angel, Thriller Paradise, Endless Force, Explosive Mage, My Body Has a Bug, The Strongest Starter Sword, Chronicle of Twilight, Wa
Lanxiang's Brother's Gaming Nook
Slay monsters, level up, and watch your experience soar. Kill in one blow and watch all the gear drop. This is Lan Xiang’s brother’s gaming novel list! 😁 ☞ How to get recommended: Give the curator’s work, From a Boundless Sea to a Life of Martial Arts, a bookmark and a follow, then bookmark this list and leave your recommendation! The curator’s novel is currently featured in a promotion and needs your support! 😁
Mo Cang Qiankun
Sip a cup of tea, pick up a good book, savor a way of life, and watch the years go by. Every book is its own world.
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Take It or Leave It
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The Second World
Game-themed stories may have fallen out of fashion, but they were hugely popular back in the day. Many longtime readers got hooked on web novels through them. I remember how much I loved the game stories by Wo Niu, Hei Xia, and Yin Wei Zhe. In truth, game stories never really disappeared. Ideas like virtual reality and attribute Systems have long since flourished in other genres. And aren't novels themselves imagined worlds? Game stories are the most versatile of all, able to blend with any othe
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These are all books I enjoy, spanning all sorts of genres. Most aren't near the top of the rankings. I prefer books with a bit of humor, but I'm open to serious ones too. What matters most to me is balance. Put simply, I don't like authors giving their protagonists too many golden fingers. A few for the sake of the plot are fine. I also dislike too much internet slang, like face-slapping. That's why I haven't read many of the especially popular novels. I followed Tang San's books for a while, bu
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After reading chapter 100, n ambiguous female characters appeared. The protagonist saw the girl kneeling, but he didn't take it seriously even though he knew that the girl across from him was coming to kill him. He died one level and later formed a team with this guy. The poison has been abandoned, and Shennong left a message
Um? (Aware)
The cover has been changed? ! (The starting point of supernatural events)
It's a pity that the author's next few books were unsuccessful. It would be great if he continued writing online games.
It feels pretty good The plots of various festival activities are also quite creative It's not just the old routine of grabbing monsters and gangs to fight
I really liked this book, but it's a pity that I didn't finish it. It was the first novel I read! Now let's take a look at Qidian.
How did I read this book in the first place 😅? The main character is so selfish that I can actually get into the VIP chapter? Recently, I started picking up old books on the bookshelf to read, and I found a poisonous one. I wonder if I was lame or ** by the way... By the way, most of the female characters are annoying, or all the characters are annoying, and everyone is extremely self-centered. It's true... I guess you should call yourself blind.
I watched it in junior high school, and now I'm doing an internship.
If you can't hold it any longer, leave.
First of all, I don't know how I finished reading this book. Secondly, I don't know if it's an illusion, but people who have read The Two Swords will probably think that the two books are very similar. The difference is that Dongfang Eggplant is openly cheap, while Lin Musen is so cheap. Finally, I would rather go back and read The Two Swords a few times than this one. The author is so verbose that I feel like vomiting. The psychological descriptions get longer in the middle and later stages, which is really disgusting.
That Guo Mengmeng is so disgusting
Well, as a supporting role in the book "Wind Sword Dance", come and have a look
After reading a few pictures, the protagonist didn't say a few words in total, but only a long description of his heart. When I met a female character, the woman said two sentences in total. The pig's feet were endless psychological descriptions.