
Earth Online
地球online
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Competitive Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Recommendations.
250Chapters
900.3kClicks
913Favorites
14.5kRecommendations
241Comments
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Recommended by editor Qin Shuai (Group 3): *Earth Online*
I finished reading it in one go, and it was pretty good. The conflicts were constant, and everyone is selfish in the face of interests. This is a game novel, but on a deeper level, what would society be like if there were no rules or laws to restrain human nature? Human selfishness, the pursuit of fame and fortune, everyone is good at hiding themselves. They crave what they need, but never know how to give. I wonder if, when the BOSS exploded, those who died realized in that instant that they didn't actually die at the hands of the BOSS, but rather from selfishness and greed. This game novel is roughly about how, under the control of some force, Earth has been transformed into a game world, with humans becoming players and NPCs. The story begins in a school that has been converted into a new book village. A group of students live in fear, cautiously surviving amidst numerous monsters. However, the most terrifying thing is not the monsters themselves, but their own companions. They are cunning and scheming; you never know when they will suddenly set a trap or launch a sneak attack. One shortcoming is that the author is too confined to the game framework of leveling up and defeating monsters, lacking flexibility. The entire world becomes a game battlefield, but the author fails to fully utilize the many advantages offered by the subject matter.
Tomb sweeping and incense offering
The idea is good, but the main character is a bit silly.
It's so well-written, why don't you update it anymore?
The author is probably not updating anymore... Is there any expert who can write a sequel?
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Why does it remind me so much of "Monsters Online"?
Why does it remind me so much of "Monsters Online"?