Online Game: Dragon-Riding War God

Among books that haven't achieved great success, there are still some with excellent writing. The entire text flows smoothly, the plot is clear, and there are no abrupt transitions or silly plots and characters. The protagonist, while possessing the protagonist's aura, doesn't have a smooth journey; he faces obstacles, but he doesn't single-handedly defeat thousands of enemies, but rather relies on the assistance of his friends. The whole book is actually quite educational (at least that's my opinion). The power of a team is stronger than that of an individual. Sometimes, a person's deep obsession with something can lead to mistakes, like Su Sen in the story, who was devoted to humanity but was ultimately manipulated, yet eventually redeemed himself. Some might say this is a cliché. But many people use this trope, and the author's use of it doesn't feel strange to me; everything feels normal, everything feels real. There are many positive aspects, such as the data and descriptions in the online game, which I've seen take up a lot of time in many others, like a boss fight...

Discrimination against bodybuilding? Insulting Bruce Lee? Looking down on CrossFire? And saying hospitals are heartless? If hospitals were gone, where would you go to save COVID-19 patients? A master of empty talk? I really envy you for being able to take family photos anytime, anywhere. Don't make me upload these things to Bilibili.

That guy doesn't know anything and just spouts nonsense. I laughed when I saw someone say that muscular men are all looks and no substance.

A salute to you, Dad! Keep it up! The ordinary Zhou Peng's life trajectory is forever changed after an unexpected encounter with a mysterious old man. "Super Financial Master" features a heiress from a financial family, a highly skilled female special forces soldier, a school beauty, a policewoman, a female celebrity… How can Zhou Peng, who knows nothing of martial arts but is all talk and no action, manage to handle so many beauties? When he becomes a financial tycoon and one of the most influential figures in the world, a reporter interviews him: "What are your views on relations between countries?" He replies: "I'm currently preoccupied with my personal life; don't bother me with trivial matters like national affairs…"

"Magic Rise" is an urban fantasy novel. It's a battle between classes and a struggle against data. Updates are guaranteed. I'm really sorry to advertise here, and I hope the author will understand.

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If you have time, you should definitely check out "The Martial Emperor Breaks the Heavens"; you won't be disappointed.

Why do I have to pay to watch something that's supposed to be permanently free?

Not good, too... Well, it feels like a perfunctory, rambling account. It started well, but then got messy.

"The Tale of Stealing Immortals" signifies learning.