Dragonlord: Online

The writing is fast-paced and summarizes the attributes of a lucky man based on his unique luck. He goes crazy while fighting monsters and leveling up, encountering a beautiful woman who is attacked by local dark forces. The protagonist's girlfriend is heartbroken and sad and cries thinking that the protagonist is dead when reaching level 100. It shows that this is a real-world virtual game. Then, the protagonist relies on incredible luck and unremitting efforts to finally solve the mystery, defeat the indigenous dark forces in this world, and live a peaceful life with his relatives and friends. The book ends.

To be honest, the pace is a little bit faster. Chapter 75 is over 150 levels, and the full level is 255.

How can I put it? There are a lot of failures, but this is what Shuangwen said about The Chosen Son. The first failure is to make a fool of yourself at the beginning. Even if a pig is 100% successful, it can be a stallion in the pig pen. Later, the reality will be as subtle as the game. The second flaw is that there are many skill cooldowns that were not written in the early stage. Failure Three: Your fairy power can be seen after the reality has destroyed the world and the world has collapsed, and there is nothing interesting about it. The fourth failure, whether it's fun or not, is that the Chosen One can't beat the hacker, and it's obvious that there's not much to watch in the game. There are many shortcomings that I can't say at the moment. Anyway, this is a cool story about The Chosen Son and the Son of Heaven. I recommend it to some book lovers who have not been reading for a long time. It is still quite good-looking and quite satisfactory.