I Can Enter The Game

    Author: Ask The Heart Forever
  • Status: Ongoing

Rating(3.8 / 5.0, 22 votes)
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  1. Anna Tennyson
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    this novel is basically that ginseng planting novel without the nationalistic mc and his objectifying attitude towards women, and not only that it has much more depth to it. Only read a few chapters as of now so will update this later
  1. Alva Smollett
    Alva Smollett rated it
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    Too much racism = TRASH!





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  1. Olga Middleton
    Olga Middleton rated it
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    very nice to read. Updates nerar every day ...
  1. Julia Hobbes
    Julia Hobbes rated it
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    An ok novel for 400 chapters, but after is just trash, mc make stupid choices, boring events, author with limited imagination or limited age. Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla Blabla.
  1. Edgar Ellis
    Edgar Ellis rated it
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    Sigh... Just why? It had been so good for a long time. Why did the translation suddenly become worse than Mtl... The company suddenly becomes Big Mom... Even the mtl still used Qinglin not Linlin.
  1. Olivio
    Olivio rated it
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    "I Can Enter The Game" is a captivating and thought-provoking novel that invites readers into a world where technology and reality intertwine. The story, set against a backdrop of immersive gaming and artificial intelligence, explores themes of self-discovery, identity, and the blurred lines between virtual and physical existence.

    At its core, the novel challenges the reader to ponder the nature of consciousness and the power of choice. It delves into the protagonist's journey as they navigate the boundaries of their digital persona, grappling with the ethical implications of merging with a game's universe. The narrative invites us to question the authenticity of experiences and the extent to which our actions in the digital realm can impact our real lives.

    What makes this book resonate so deeply is its ability to evoke empathy for both the protagonist's struggles and the potential consequences of our own immersion in technology. Through a blend of suspense and philosophical musings, the author invites us to reflect on the role of humanity in an increasingly digital world, reminding us of the importance of maintaining a grounded sense of self.

    Ultimately, "I Can Enter The Game" is not just a thrilling adventure but a profound meditation on the human condition, encouraging readers to consider the ethical, emotional, and existential questions that arise when we push the limits of what it means to be alive and connected. It leaves us pondering the future of our relationship with technology and the power of choice in defining who we are.
  1. Neozuka
    Neozuka rated it
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    "\\"I Can Enter The Game\\" is a captivating narrative that hooks you from the very first page. The protagonist's plunge into the virtual world is both thrilling and thought-provoking, as it explores the boundaries between reality and imagination. The plot twists keep you on the edge, while the character development resonates deeply. It's not just a story about gaming, but a profound journey of self-discovery. A must-read for anyone who loves immersive tales that challenge perceptions. Highly recommended!"
  1. Zoe Pulitzer
    Zoe Pulitzer rated it
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    This is one of those that needs to be mentioned.  Here we have an interesting/fun concept ruined by several problems.  The main problem is the overbearing racism/nationalism, which for someone who is Chinese might be soothing to their perception that only China and the Chinese people deserve to exist.  Several minor problems include, this being a waste of potential for an interesting superpower.  Why the heck did the author go the route of exporting farming produce to the real world?  Potions would make a much better idea.  

    The author took the idea of entering the game and turned it into entering the farming game.  When bringing unrealistic products out of a game into reality, the owner should be going for minimal transfer, as eventually people will be looking into where all these items are coming from.  At least the author is trying to setup some sort of source for the MC, but the MC has no background to be able to own such a source.  There is absolutely no way such a MC would be able to retain his freedom, especially in China.
  1. Claude Vogt
    Claude Vogt rated it
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    Starts of GRREEEAAAT!

    Seriously, I actually really liked it until about chapter 700. Then it started with the shady stuff. Things being done for no reason other than to humiliate other countries, and sometimes there would be a hastily thrown in excuse, like US sanctions on a certain product being exported to China, so he releases a better one and then puts the same sanctions on US for the better version. Which if that happened in real life, I would understand. I’m all for revenge on a punishment given for no reason. But he starts doing it himself for no reason. Then author forgets certain things about the story. Not just the normal gender swaps from translation, but I mean actually just writing something, like 8 treehouses given away to guests, then the very next chapter, posted on the same day, it shows a random reading/watching the announcement and saying there’s 21 to be given out. But chapter 1,082 is what really killed it for me. I have up to 1,136 unlocked, not even going to bother.

    He actually just turns braindead at the start of the arc, I believe chapter 1,020~

    Completely loses all sense of logical reasoning when it comes to hiding his traces.

    Started as a 4.5 star cause of the normal translation errors (that actually get worse somehow as time goes on, and then sometime entire chunks of chapters go missing with a T/N saying that had to cut it out with no explanation given for why) and slowly devolves to a 2 star.

    Don’t bother wasting your money.
  1. Taylor Rutherford
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    for people who like realism novel, then i recomended this novel for you, it has basic economic, and really build the story at slow pace. and yep to bad the weakness this kind of novel is, it really need slow pace to build up the story.

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