The Gaming World of Another Realm

Actually, as a game-themed transmigration novel, especially one with a martial arts theme, the author's writing is quite good, much better than previous works in the same genre. In particular, the protagonist is different from those who rely solely on systems to level up and defeat monsters; he doesn't just depend on data.

This book is great; I've kept it in my mind ever since, for many years now.

This is the most enjoyable book I've ever read about ancient battlefields, and it was incredibly ahead of its time. I reread it every year now; it's truly unforgettable.

In 2012, the game system featured martial arts fantasy worlds and battles for supremacy, which was considered the pioneer's last resort. It turns out to be ahead of the two books I like. A self-cultivation novel, where one reigns supreme in the martial arts world, and the sect leader defies the heavens. Xiao Hu, Hero System

Suddenly I feel that the protagonist deserved to die.

Jiang Yanqing of Jiuqu died a long time ago, I think he died when he took in a second wife. Author, please check.

The amount of war increased, and the later chapters basically became a war story. The protagonist's appearances decreased dramatically, and many war scenes had nothing to do with him. It was written like the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but the problem is, this book does have a protagonist! The martial arts world is basically nowhere to be seen.

An old man who travels through time collects scraps and survives by making bad movies. [Mental illness brings a lot of joy] A former director graduate unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a smelly, scavenging old man. His life begins with murder and arrest; he then becomes a talent show contestant, a professional con artist, an extra extorting money, a live-streamed beggar, a ghost hunter…

The martial arts world is just the martial arts world, why add the element of vying for supremacy?

I originally thought that only Zi Chuan had this kind of war scene.