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I was drawn into the novel from the first chapter but the more chapters I read, the less exciting it became and I feel it was because you paid too much attention to the background information as compared to character interaction and developments but it's a great write up nonetheless.
Keep the good work up
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An unusual type of story. I smiled while reading often. Especially "let's be together 35 days" stuff :) Updating frequency is not high so I broke a point on there. It is good on the recent categories. Thanks and congratulations to the author.
Mashallh. Nice novel. Congratulations for yahya nizar. Love this novel. Everyone vote for this.
I'd highly recommend this novel to any eastern fantasy fans, it has a good plot, is well written, and has a fleshed-out cast of characters. Can't wait for more chapters!
I feel betrayed, the synopsis says that Allen was born with a disease that makes him unable to speak, he is basically mute and is an orphan because he lost his family early, when I read the synopsis I thought he was a homeless person very young, but when start reading the guy has claw scars on his throat and that gives the impression that it's not a birth disease that makes him mute, but that his voice box was ripped by the claws of some beast and the guy has already finished high school and is became a hunter for lack of choice since he couldn't find a job, the synopsis is more interesting than the beginning of the story when I started reading '-'
This is a different and lighthearted take on the VRMMORPG genre. The work is fun without requiring too much from the reader. The young MC works as a driver and happens to meet and befriend a genius game creator. He becomes the only beta tester and is handed his friend's legacy with a responsibility to ensure the game stays fun for everyone.As a result, the story is similar to a reincarnation novel except the MC is not using the game to fulfill his wants and needs. Nor is he preventing an apocalyptic future. He is only there to have fun. The MC is not very selfish or obsessed with women. He tends to act like an advisor or guide so other players don't miss out on certain secrets. However he also sometimes acts like a supervillain as he becomes ridiculously OP in an attempt to steer the world quests away from certain outcomes he thinks will not be as fun for the players.As of chapter 78, the story remains balanced, interesting, and lighthearted. There are even a few mysteries to wonder about.My complaints about this novel are:1. The constant but minor grammatical errors.2. Certain odd repeated phrases. Example: The MC scoffing is used to indicate his nonverbal, positive reply (it's odd because scoffing is an act of derision. Sometimes it makes sense, other times it does not.)3. Many of the characters, MC included, seem too trusting of others and there are rarely any consequences. (this is a minor gripe because, although difficult to believe, it also makes the novel more lighthearted and fun)PS: The author's favorite phrase seems to be "hums with understanding," a phrase both unique and adorable.
The heck! The synopsis and the story is conflict! In the story, MC is playing games with his phone and gaining skills, while the synopsis is telling that the MC is gaining skills by means of extraction!?
Great Novel, currently at chapter 20 so I won’t make a full review yet.Read if you prefer MCs who pulls the strings over battle maniac MCs.
For all the fellow cultured men out there, I strongly recommend this book! What can I say... It’s awesome from the very beginning. I expect some good stuff from this novel!
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