
Online Gaming: Heaven and Earth
网游之天地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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This is the first novel about online games that I came across. I loved reading it when I was in high school. The author's writing style is very good and there are many passages about scenery that are worth learning from. The style of the novel is relaxed and humorous. If you are immersed in the world constructed by the author, you will feel much better. It is very suitable for reading in leisure time.
I have always liked the online game novels Lost Leaves and Mars Gravity, and I have read all their novels. I saw on the Internet that this novel is the originator of online game novels, so I came here because of its reputation. I found that some of the settings of online game novels such as Mars Gravity and Lost Leaves are similar to this book, which is quite interesting.
It's so long-winded. This book is so well praised on the Internet.
This book needs to be read slowly, and you will find the author's delicate emotional expressions, wonderful plot connections, and beautiful descriptions of the environment.
The protagonist talks to me, and the monster talks to me. It's hard to tell who is talking. How can you, a monster, have so many scenes?
After seeing more than 20 levels, I decisively gave up the book! The descriptions of levels, skills, equipment and maps are all very poor. Might as well review the trilogy of Lost Leaves
Just talking about defeating the BOSS is very poorly written. It takes thousands or even tens of thousands of people to kill them, but the protagonist can kill them with just a few pets. This is very funny. If it is a flexible BOSS that depends on the number of people, then asking thousands of people to fight would make the guild management stupid. The flexible BOSS has more people than more people!