Wow! The Drop Rate Really Is High

A very orthodox novel, yes I use the word orthodox. If you are looking for excitement or comedy, and want to read a short, fast, and explosive novel, you can leave it. The characteristic of this book is that the protagonist continues to grow. In the middle period, he has developed to a very powerful point, and his combat power has not collapsed. High-strength enemies do not appear suddenly, but are foreshadowed when he is weak. The entire worldview setting is reasonable, but perhaps in order to limit the development of the protagonist, the number of players is set to be too small. Although it is due to the dispersion caused by the large map, I hope that the large map can be introduced, otherwise the background of the novel is only limited to a small area, which makes people a bit unsatisfied.

It feels a bit too watery. The first part is fine, but in the middle, there are three chapters of fighting. It's okay if it's all about fighting, but most of it is just talking.

It's a Terra-like background. Blackwater City has grown almost 80% of the time and it's pretty good to watch. The protagonist is almost a living legend and has no defeats. However, there are some small frustrations due to high-level calculations. Alas, this is the reality. My favorite plot is the domineering rescue of game players when encountering enemies. It's so cool.

It's pretty good, but it's a little too ink-stained and the upgrade is too slow.

It's so weird after 600 chapters

Halfway through, the protagonist was promoted from soldier to captain, congratulations.

The rating is low...9 Points book... Above average... Cannot be said to be good-looking!