Online Game: Unrivaled Across the World

The request is a suggestion, and a suggestion is a substantive proposal, not an empty criticism. Everyone can speak freely about their thoughts. Criticism alone is useless. Ye Zi knows perfectly well what the shortcomings and deficiencies of online game novels are. I know even if you don't tell me. What I want to know is how to solve them. Here, we're collecting suggestions on game details, quest storylines, real-world scenarios, and more. If you have any good ideas, feel free to share them. I'll be reading this post frequently.

I read *Peerless* quite late; it had already reached over 600 chapters. Many people have praised and criticized Ye Zi, saying that *Zongheng* is a masterpiece and *Peerless* is rubbish. Is this just preconceived notions? Perhaps. *Zongheng* was the first book I read, and I only came across it by chance. After that, I encountered Ye Zi and read *The Myth*. *Peerless* was the last of the trilogy to come into my view. I have to admit that I've always considered *Zongheng* to be Ye Zi's pinnacle masterpiece, although I haven't said it out loud like many others have. In my heart, *Peerless* was once inferior to *Zongheng*. I know Ye Zi is working hard, and I comfort myself by saying that a peak is a height, an achievement. How can it be reached or broken through so easily? However, when *Ancient Sword* conquered Purple Grape, Lu Chen was exiled, Cheng Feng died in the Valley of Life and Death, and then there was the Little Pig incident and the Dawn Battle, there were many things I couldn't fully explain. But I clearly remember posting a book review on WAP that said: "The only novel that can be compared to Wushuang is Ye Zi's other novel, Zongheng Tianxia." Through Ye Zi's efforts, Wushuang achieved the same level of success as Zongheng. I would not say that it surpasses it, but it is definitely a masterpiece. I was originally a WAP reader, and I clearly remember that Yezi was once so angry with readers that he had to stop updating (the only time he was charged was when readers were justified in getting angry, but it wasn't Yezi who was angry, it was the organizer of the 17k event!). I believe he was really heartbroken. Just imagine what it feels like to be verbally abused by the very people you trusted and were so proud of! I can't imagine it, and I don't dare to think about it! It was difficult to communicate with Yezi on WAP, and I couldn't offer him any comfort. So I joined a group, followed his Weibo account, and gradually moved to the main website. I wouldn't dare say I'm the fan who has given the most and supported him the most, because I came late. But I dare say loudly that I am definitely one of his most loyal book fans! If you like Ye Zi and love the style of Ye Zi's novels (WS, YD, brotherhood, etc.), Let's join hands to create new glories with Ye Zi in "Zhan Long"! (Please refrain from harsh criticism if the writing is incomplete, unclear, or not good enough.) Cold Leaf Alliance, Cold Stele Ode With deepest respect

Format-- Game ID: Game professions: gender: Habits: Want to become an unparalleled hero? Then join us! Ye Zi will select a few! Note: Characters who ask the male lead to date them or ask the female lead to be their partner are ignored.

I saw this phrase elsewhere: "Blood and tears congealed into ice... Fallen to the ground and became orchids..." The name Binglan may be destined to fade away. The appearance of the character Binglan may have foreshadowed the ending. But we, her readers who silently love her, are there. We prayed silently. Let Binglan live on in our hearts!

Ladies and gentlemen, congratulations to "Lin Yixin" for advancing to the top 8 of 17K's annual female character competition! Hooray! 💐💐 She will receive a professional character illustration design! The quarterfinals are currently underway. In this round, Qingyu Fairy from "The Record of Hundred Refinements to Ascension" will be facing off. Readers, come and lend her a hand! [Voting Method]: 1. Click "Character PK" at the bottom of the APP navigation to directly access the "Annual Character PK Tournament". 2. On PC/App/H5 platforms, find the annual gala or character competition promotional space, and click on "Best Male Character" or "Best Female Character" to vote.

Xiao Beiming: Brother Lu Chen, that uncle who was hugging a beautiful woman with snot and tears all over his face is so lewd. Lu Chen: Oh? Let me see. Lu Chen: Holy crap! Isn't that guy supposed to be a scholar? Hey, that guy dares to pick up girls in the game! I'm going to tell the Xueyue sisters! Xiao Beiming: That woman looks so familiar. Lu Chen: Hey... Familiar... Holy crap... Bing... Bing Lan... Xinlan, gun in hand: Brother, should we kill them? Lu Chen: No! Grandma, please don't be impulsive! Binglan is a max-level character, we'll be instantly killed if we go up there. Yi Yi: Yeah, let's watch. EVE: Come on, everyone, have some sunflower seeds. Mingyue: I want popcorn... Luan Yue MM: I have some peanuts here, do you want some? Yu Tong: Sister Luan Yue, please give me some. Lianxing: Me too! Sanshengmo: Hmm, give me some too. Snow Moon Sisters: What are you looking at? Guiguzi: Someone is having an affair, come quick! Xu Yang: Not suitable for children! Dragon Warrior: Police! Men, stand against the wall on the left; women, on the right! Du Shisan: The police are here. Um... Mom, it's getting late, let's hurry up and cook! Linen Bag: I'm in the middle of something exciting, I'll order takeout soon! Xu Yang: Aren't you afraid that the takeout food contains gutter oil? The scholar, holding an ice orchid in his arms: Come to my hotel, I'll treat you to fish! Today we sing for the common people, today we're truly happy, a day of universal celebration! Haha… Snow Moon Sisters: You rascal! We've been looking for you for ages, and here you are, fooling around! Binglan (shyly): Hello everyone... Snow Moon Sisters: ... Qin Yun: Wow, Binglan is even more charming than before. Iced Tea: Lin Fan brought my cousin and the others to watch this! The scholar waved his hand and said: Damn it, another bunch of freeloaders are here. Brothers, let's get out of here! Tang Long: Luckily they didn't spot me, I'm outta here! Dragon Warrior: Police! Stop right there! I'll shoot if you run again! Tang Long: The one who's holding it up is gauze! Bang…

I think the highlight of Ye Zi's online game novels lies in the division of realms. The transition from Level 255 to the Saint Realm in the Spiritual Tear era, and from Level 275 to the Heavenly Realm in the Saint Realm, are refreshing realm divisions. Now, Tianzong has introduced a new Earth Fire Realm, which I personally think doesn't have the same imposing presence as titles like Saint Realm. However, the novel Famous Generals and Divine Generals systems are certainly eye-catching. Secondly, Ye Zi's writing style regarding war is, in my opinion, incredibly passionate and exciting. For example, in Tian Zong's defense of Dawn City, the Dragon Warrior single-handedly holds off the enemy, his body dying but still unyielding; the Fruit Knife Goddess's Divine Cry skill turns the tide; and that line: "They all say I don't love you, they all say I don't understand love, but... But I know, I know it's love. If... If I love you, this love will be unparalleled in the world, because I will only love once in my life!" This made me truly understand the meaning of the book's title—not only are the protagonists' achievements unparalleled, but their love is equally unparalleled. Then there's Ling Tong's defense of Qingfeng City: a single speck of dust rushes a thousand miles, the Swordfire Guardian fights to the death, ultimately dying atop the city walls; the scholar single-handedly holds off the enemy—all of this is a hymn to heroism. I read *Across the World* twice (sorry, I didn't intentionally read it without permission; I was in middle school at the time), and each time I felt deeply moved. Tian Zong's war descriptions are similar—passionate, full of brotherhood. I think this is the greatest characteristic of Ye Zi's books. Chili Sprite's online game novels focus on the relationships between men and women, and on family bonds, while Ye Zi's are full of masculine spirit. I think this is what makes Ye Zi's novels more appealing. After all, there are plenty of romance novels, but brotherhood and passion are timeless themes for men. Next, I have a few personal questions. If spoilers are too much, I'll wait for updates: Currently, I'm most interested in what the job title will be after reaching level 200, what's above the Divine General system, whether a dungeon system will reappear, and of course, the direction of the protagonist's romance (just a bit of gossip). Personally, I think the ending of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is a bit misleading. Finally, I hope Ye Zi's youth never fades, his writing never stops, and that he reaches one peak after another in the online game novel genre.

In Ye Zi's online game works, my favorite character isn't Lin Fan, the scholar, or even the little king, but rather that unforgettable figure—Seven Star Lamp! Perhaps, in the hearts of many players, Seven Star Lamp is just a ruthless villain, but I feel that Ye Zi portrays him as a flesh-and-blood man. What is the purpose of playing games? Some say it's for leisure and entertainment, but who can deny that in leisure and entertainment, we don't want to become stronger? Admittedly, Seven Star Lamp may be a bit selfish and ruthless in his pursuit of power, but when the fate of his country is placed before him, he never hesitates. He can put aside his pride and grudges, always charging to the front lines—this is far more endearing than Candlelight Chaos. I feel that Ye Zi's portrayal of this character is heartfelt, not merely a villain used to highlight the scholar. The old man said, "Luo Chen and Candlelight Chaos, possessing one can bring peace to the world"; I say, "With Seven Star Lamp, the nation is truly fortunate!"

1. The first female lead definitely doesn't appear first. In other words, she only appears after Chapter 5, after the protagonist enters the game. Looking at the mythology, Murong Shanshan is the first female lead. Ye Zi mentioned that she appears in Chapter 7. Lin Fan obtains the green Pine Forest Sword (I think, with an attack of 7-12), and Shanshan spends 3500 silver dollars—a month's living expenses—to buy it. That's how they meet and their relationship develops in the real world. Ling Xue's appearance in Chapter 1 is purely accidental. Why? In Chapter 1, Ling Xue doesn't have much screen time, mostly in the first three chapters. Ye Zi mainly introduces the scholar's background and introduces the Snow Moon Studio. Ling Xue doesn't truly appear; she's just a background character. Ling Yue appears later, and for a long time, it's just Ling Yue and the Snow Moon Studio members. It's not until Chapter 30, during the Blue Wolf Guard incident, that Ling Xue truly appears from the game, fighting alongside him. Then Ling Xue goes on vacation and returns to develop her real-world relationship. Looking at the first chapter of the game, EVE appears, but only briefly. She doesn't truly appear until chapter 16 (don't call this a mere interlude, that's a joke, an interlude spanning an entire chapter? Ling Xue appears in three chapters, but that's less than He Yi's visit in chapter 16), and then disappears again. Lin MM, on the other hand, reappears in the game around chapter 20, fighting Lu Chen all night. In chapter 36, "Let's Meet," their relationship truly develops into a real-world relationship. EVE, however, doesn't appear for a very long time. If EVE were the main female lead, she wouldn't appear so infrequently and so late, right? 2. The main female lead's screen time is increasing. Murong Shanshan initially had no screen time, but gradually her role increased after Lin Fan helped her kill Kuang Zhan. At least in the first 100 chapters, Xin Yu had the most screen time, and she was the second female lead (not to mention Lu Xuehan, whose screen time was even less than Xu Lin's). Similarly, in *Zongheng*, Ling Yue appeared in almost every chapter in the first 100, while Ling Xue had very little screen time, only increasing later (after the scholar gave her the Purple Wind Ring). Looking at *Wushuang*, some might say that EVE's screen time is increasing, proving she's the main female lead. Wrong. Why has EVE's screen time increased recently? Simply because the plot requires it. There are still some things that need explaining, such as the origin of the Ancient Sword, Lu Chen's job in GGS, and the first base, etc., All of which require EVE's appearance. In *Zongheng*, Ling Yue also shone brightly in the first base, while Ye Zi constantly mentioned Bing Tian Xue Di, while Ling Xue was mentioned much less. After things settled down, Ling Xue returned. Similarly, Lin Yixin now has a mother and a large guild, so logically she shouldn't appear in many stories. However, Ye Zi keeps mentioning her, which is very similar to when writing about Ling Xue and Shan Shan. Even though two other female leads are mentioned, the first female lead is constantly brought up. Therefore, it can be concluded that Lin Yixin is the first female lead. 3. The main characters always give the female lead something valuable. Lin Fan gave Shan Shan the Han Guang Sword, the scholar gave Ling Xue the Zi Feng Ring, and Lu Chen gave Lin MM many more: the first Hero's Token (basically a gift, only 1000 gold coins—are you kidding? The first guild-building certificate sold for 400 million, so 1000 gold coins is nothing!), A Moon Blade, a golden pendant (I forgot the name, but it's very meaningful; a man giving a woman jewelry—the significance is self-evident), and the "Who Rules the World" championship—all gifts from Lu Chen. 4. The first female lead is always verbally abusing the main characters. It goes without saying that Shanshan insults Lin Fan; everyone knows that. Ling Xue is even more extreme, immediately giving the scholar the nickname "idiot," and later calling him "fool" and similar terms. Lin Yixin calls Lu Chen a jerk, a little liar, a hooligan, and so on. Meanwhile, the second female lead always calls him by his name: Xin Yu as Lin Fan, Ling Yue as the scholar, and EVE as Lu Chen. Clearly, the insults and jokes are directed at the first female lead. 5. The first female lead must be a high-attack warrior. Shanshan is the second swordsman, Yueheng is the top swordsman in China, Lingxue is the number one ice and snow swordsman, and Lin Yixin is even more powerful, a goddess with a fruit knife; their attack power is absolutely incomparable. Xinyu is an archer, Lingyue is a mage, and EVE is a knight; none of them have very high attack power (instantaneous burst damage). 6. The first female lead must wield a sword. EVE wields a gun (currently). Although she said she wouldn't use a gun, it's clear she's using one now. Lin Yixin, on the other hand, uses the Frostbite Sword. 7. The first female lead's parents must have initially disliked the protagonist (not exactly disliked, but not liked either), and they must have been successful businessmen. Murong Xuan, Ling Tian, ​​Lin something-or-other, I forget. And their families must have been disharmonious... Shan Shan's parents were divorced, Ling Xue's mother died long ago, and Lin MM's mother, needless to say, also had a bad relationship with her father. 8. The female lead definitely spends the most time leveling up with the protagonist. Go see for yourself; there's no way to say it definitively. 9. The first female lead must be a college student, and a very good student. She also has a good roommate, Coco, or what's her name again? Sun Qingqing. That's the evidence, right? 10. The first female lead must be incredibly powerful. She's fierce in leveling up and PvP, and is the protagonist's most trusted ally. Shanshan's sword aura, Princess Yueheng's, and her ability to sweep through numerous main cities in the outer realms are all impressive. Lingxue is even more formidable; she was the top female melee player in China, even defeating the Seven Star Lamp. Lin Yixin, the "Fruit Knife Goddess," is deadly with every strike; aside from Lu Chen, no one can gain any advantage. The second female lead's performance is generally lacking. Xinyu's archer equipment is powerful, but her skills are lacking. Lingyue is an exception, but her mage skills aren't quite refined; she probably couldn't even kill the Seven Star Lamp (don't scold her). EVE is similar; while her skills have improved, even riding the Snowfield Chaser, her chances against Lin Yixin are probably less than 20%. Based on the above 10 reasons, I personally believe that the first female lead in the novel "Peerless Online Game," which is also the protagonist's most beloved person, must be Lin Yixin, Lin MM. EVE is the second female lead, and the third female lead is unknown, possibly Lian Xin or Mingyue... (The above is copied from elsewhere.) I'm a little disappointed after reading it. Why do all the stories follow the same path? If Yiyi is the first female lead, it really doesn't make sense.

The ending felt rushed; I should write some side stories.