God-Level Tycoon of Online Games

Now that he is reborn and knows who his enemy is, why not develop in the early stage and wait until he has grown enough to destroy whoever he wants before taking revenge? From the beginning, he will attack everyone, regardless of whether he has a grudge or not. He also set up a guild that upgrades from level 5 to level 6 must destroy ten guilds. He comes up to kill everyone. Can't he wait to build more guilds and choose to destroy the ones with hatred? Is this self-defeat? Suppressing all the domestic ones, and then letting the foreign ones rise first. Is this what a born-again person does? Judging from the amount of money you can recharge after rebirth, there is no need to worry about someone being able to surpass you?

Although I have only read Chapter 50, I still have some clues that the male protagonist's parents were murdered. It turns out that the hatred comes from the guild that suppressed him in his previous life. It is not that advancing from level 5 to level 6 will change the situation. The war between guilds is an inevitable result. If you can't do it, you will graft the hatred onto others. If you don't investigate the reason why the male protagonist's parents were killed, you should first hate the person who oppressed you in the past life. Um... If that's the case, why write that the male protagonist's parents were killed?

One hit-89 The blood volume was immediately reduced to half. He can withstand two hits later and then counterattack. I don't know what I'm writing, but it's long-winded, inconsistent, and my thoughts are all messed up. It looks like it was compiled by AI.

Written by a novice, unable to complain

This book is a cool novel about reborn online games with superpowers. The first half is okay. The main character is brainless and fights against the world. He embodies personal heroism. This is a common problem in novels, but it does not conform to the trend of historical development. The characters of the male and female protagonists are not very distinct, and the logic is not rigorous enough. I wrote it freely without a brain. There are many chapters and a few typos. Overall, it is readable. However, the second half is written too hastily and it ends. It is a pity that I will give a negative review.

The logic is clear and there are not too many brainless characters.

It's a cool story, but the protagonist has a lot of villain qualities, with an anti-government, anti-social, and anti-human personality.

The author is from the Aion Tower area. Let's play together.

Personally I feel pretty good

I feel like the changes later are a bit outrageous.