Omni-Mastery

As the author of this novel, I will leave a review to summarize what is this novel about (since the synopsis doesn't tell much :")

This is the story of a person who is in despair of his disability and his awaiting death, who gets the chance to enter a revolutionary VR game for a chance to get cured.

But he starts with 9 other testers, as the only players within the whole game world, with different innate abilities that differentiates them from the common folk.

Starting as a game native, and building up his strength in this game where getting logged out equals death

**: this is my first novel here, I wish you enjoy it, power stones & feedback would be appreciated.

Aside from the Main Character's RL background (in which I have a few conjectures on how it will play in the much later chapters like those who've read novels like evil dragon and shura's wrath of the same genre), the current plot setting is very well thought off and chapters consists of elements important for building up the MC and the scenarios relating for future chapters (unlike others that just make chapters to add as a fodder to keep up with word count which containing something that is completely obvious and wastes time and SS).

For those who like VRMMO Novels, this is a gem in the dust that should be added in your "Must Read" lists.

The writing quality is something very hard to find on this app in my personal opinion, and to somehow prove me wrong is this author who does an outstanding job. More frequent updates is what makes understanding the story way easier, not re-reading a chapter to recap, honestly as close to leisurely reading as possible. The story has a great starting point, and currently I'm only at 169 out of 260 something chapters at the moment and I think the author doesn't get as much credit for the way they manage to develop the story at reasonable pace without crazily jumping up all the time. I will say the only downside is that the world background is very in depth for the purpose of understanding, but only to the extent of the MC's understanding. If you've read to the end of this review, I recommend you read this novel because it is like a luminescent sapphire, absolute gem.

The start of the book/ the MCs journey is kinda slow, or more his abilities grow very fast and some chapters are just about his skill merging or leveling up.

But late on his growth takes a stop(not stop stop but it slows down considerably). But there is where the story rilly takes of and goes from good to rilly f###ing good.

The authors writing skills noticeably goes up along with the story and you can see it improving every 10 ch~

Over all! This is a amazing book that is worth checking out!(read past ch 100)(the chapters are short in the early stages so it won’t take long)

Some negatives but most of my complaints are negotiable or have been fixed in the later chapters.

Good day!

Author! Continue the story! It’s amazing!

5 stars cuz the author actually cares about readers opinion, and bother to reply to the comments.
Now I just have to fill about 10 characters of nonsense to leave this review.

If you drop this novel i will hunt you till the end of the word. =]

Tks I love this story, The mc is such deep character for a Cultivaton/vrmmo novel,amazing.

Bring the thunder!

I genuinely don't understand all the hype around this novel. I've only completely read through chapter 22 but I randomly unlocked and read further chapters to make sure I was only right about the early chapters. This book is a mess. Its background is completely unoriginal as is the world. The characters in the starting village are completely flat and lack reasonable personalities. In addition to the poor character writing the story is basically just a list in chronological order of what the mc does. The killer for me is that it is genuinely unreadable as the author makes mistakes every sentence and nothing flows correctly making the experience jarring and unpleasant.

Very flat story, mc, world building, storytelling. The beginning  chapters are so boring they being too short is actually good thing. It's the high rating that makes me started reading this novel, and so with high expectation this novel has become a disappointment.

The lack of details in world building made me wondered, is this the author's counter action from reading too many Chinese novels' info-dumping, or the author felt just typical generic setting is enough. On the other hand, the info about skills are very frustrating to read. There are too many skills to remember, and because the story lacks meat and bone (Actual progression, character depth), I can't endure and decide to drop.

All of these being said, I recognize and appreciate both the author's effort and his courage to publish his work. I think rewriting is required if the author wants to write a good story.