Probably the first novel to call on any significant emotion from me, chapter 128 (I think? Forgot to be honest.) was incredible. I rarely read BL novels as the protagonists are often pathetic and womanly but d*mn, this one blew every expectation I had out of the water.
bro the story is good and all but author is really sexist like damn
I read this one a while ago, but never bothered to post.
The MC is far from being intelligent and the ways the author tries to imply that he is is baffling. OH MY GOD! He told the skellies to dodge instead of blocking! GENIUS!
The game itself is generic, and the things that are not generic about it, you can immediately tell how hard the author was trying to come up with something new, unsuccessfully in my opinion.
The items are completely boring and generic, even more so than items from real life MMOs, which is probably some sort of achievement in lack of creativity.
The characters are for the most part generic, dull, and one-dimensional.
It also falls on the same pitfall of every other VRMMORPG novel I've read so far, which is the author having no idea whatsoever of how streaming and content creation works. I say this even in the context of "It's the author's world", because it's very nonsensical.
Sadly, it's still average to above average when it comes to VRMMORPG novels.
Having immersed myself in "The Rifter: Child of Prophecy," I found the novel an exhilarating journey. The intricate plot captivated my imagination, with its compelling protagonist, a young hero on a quest to fulfill a prophecy. The world-building was rich and immersive, leaving me eager to turn each page. The blend of action and emotional depth made for a satisfying read, though at times the pacing could have been tighter. Overall, it's a thrilling tale that kept me hooked until the very end, making it a standout addition to the realm of speculative fiction.
"Highschool Gun" is a riveting tale that captures the essence of adolescence and the dark underbelly of modern society. The narrative, brimming with suspense, explores the intricate dynamics between a group of teenagers caught in a world where innocence clashes with the allure of power. The protagonist's struggle to find his identity amidst the chaos is both compelling and thought-provoking. Although it delves into heavy themes, the author maintains a delicate balance, making it a page-turner that keeps one hooked till the end. A must-read for those who crave realistic and emotionally charged coming-of-age stories.
I read that he didn't up with anyone but Princess 7. True or False?
Yay, no harems ✊? I want honest 1 to 1 relationship
Rereading this for the 4th time still good don't know why everyone keeps focusing on the harem aspect though
The only common thing among most of the comments are the words "another cliché cultivation story".
But we have the 5 star rate. It tells me give it a try.
We thank you for your sacrifice
if by asking me what is the thing you hate the most in a novel I would say it is when the MC keeps saying that he is not the main character all the time (it's annoying and its destabilizes).I haven't finished chapter 1 yet and I'm already pissed off ...(made a main character who has no other damn thought that the fact that he is not the MC lol)
Strictly speaking, the story would be much better if you remove Hou Shidu in the story or take away that flirty attitude. I really almost drop this because of him but Pei Yunge is a great character that her face slapping time is still at least worth anticipating for.