LCD Reincarnation of the Strongest Sword God

idk why it was tag fanfic but i feel that theyll be using some of the scenes that happen in SAO?? DONT KNOW, never read the raws

 

I want to see everyone's face when MC finishes the dungeon
What do you think guys?, Gentle Snow will be the love interest of the MC?

 

too early for shipping. We have no other candidate yet.

Well... I think the others will be like a common player worshipping pro player, like in usual VRMMO novel.

The party that Gentle Snow quits though...

 

That was short. Ch33 if that was acted in a conversation it will only took me 20-30 secs (sighs)

I want MOAAAARR

 

"He must had spent countless of Life and Death battles" *My eye twitches* are you serious? Didn't the game just started? And isn't it a game to begin with... lol..

 

New cover photo from Baike wiki. You can replace if it is passable.

 

Hahahahahahaha well this is dandy isn't it.

 

*Reading chapter 54*

...

Oh noes. The protagonist has "randomly" been made to look way weaker than he actually is, yet again. Now people will underestimate him and make fun of him while he's secretly OP.

 

i dont know why rating is bad for this novel, but reading this novel so far its satisfying for me~
compared with other VR+Second chance story this novel is good to read~

 

the lvl ing system is ridiculous, players needs huge amounts of xp to lvl up while mob only give a little

 

Welcome to Korean/Chinese gaming.

 

i really hope this novel become translator focus, at least 1 / 2 chapter per day is good but i still need MMOOORREEE!!!!

 

I swear there wasn't "romantic subplot" tag before

 

C1: You know, after the first half of this chapter, I kinda wish he hadn't gone back in time. Seeing him actually crawl back up King's Avatar style could have been fun.

I'm really glad the author acknowledged that administration is a vital skill that the MC lacked. So many other stories would have had him be god tier at everything, in spite of his near total lack of experience at anything outside of the game.

He should have just told him that he knew someone in the company that was willing to sell him information. I think his friend would have seen the opportunity inherent in that. It also would have enabled him to help with the planning, which is important if he's going to be in charge of administration.

"Shi Feng chose to adjust his character's appearance ... though it wasn't as handsome as the original." not lacking for confidence is he?

C2: The game company actually labels it as Gray Trash? That's a surprising level of honesty

Personally, even without future knowledge, I would have gone 2 Agil and 2 Str per level with End only being an occasional include, and once I saw my attack and movement speed increasing, I'd probably have tilted it slightly more towards Agil.

I'm sure that every player would think it was a quest, but that doesn't mean that just any player would be willing to do it, especially without knowing the rewards or lore in advance.

C3: How is it that only this one warrior is hearing his advice when they have a monstrous line of people standing to either side of him?

How would the guy even pay him 20 when everyone starts with 10 and the guy's been standing in line since the start of the game?

"It has low defense and a quick respawn rate." Didn't he just say that it had a slow respawn rate?

I'm shocked that no one volunteered to kill the MC on the Mayor's behalf

It seems odd for the first level up to take so long. Normally games would want to give you several levels early on to get you hooked, and only then slowly introduce the massive grindfest that's meant to keep you in the game forever.

C4: If he got that much benefit from doing the quest at level 0, then maybe he should avoid power-leveling and just focus on questing. Though honestly, I hope he doesn't. I already don't like that he got double the rewards of the original player. Does he really need more of a cheat than being a time looper?

C5: If the author said they didn't steal this from SAO, I wouldn't believe him.

C6: My god, the theft from SAO isn't even subtle here.

Why are they so certain he's a nobody? Player's names aren't fixed from game to game, and neither are their appearances. For all they know, he's the #1 Swordsman in the world for whatever game was popular before this one.

If Stabbing Heart was one of the few experts capable of passing it in one try, then why hadn't he already passed it before the MC showed up?

Really? Not only is he a reincarnator, but the author is going to gift him with a better version of everything than what the people in the previous reality got? Is that type of series even worth reading?

C7: If he was just running straight, he would have crossed the aggro ranges of many other monsters, created a train, and died when his speed buff ran out. If he was running around the aggro ranges, then the wolf pack would have caught up and torn him to shreds. Either way, his escape there was nonsense.

I'm betting he'll be the smith and Blackie will be the alchemist.

Didn't it say, like 2 chapters ago, that going from 0 to 1 would be 7-8 hours? Why is it now just a handful of hours with 1->2 being the 7-8 hour grind?

C8: Why sell the shield? Why not just recruit a tank? Or does he not know any that he can trust to not steal the shield and run for it?

Why is Parry a skill? Wasn't he already parrying those bullets during the SAO challenge?

C9: I'd have so much more respect for this series if he just died now and failed the quest. Not that there was ever any real hope of that happening. Gary Stu cannot fail. Not at anything. Not ever.

"Unfortunately, the Specter Warriors did not give any experience. Instead, Skill Proficiency had a 100% chance to increase by 1 point." Like anyone would be stupid enough to think that that was actually a bad deal. He should be jumping for joy right now, not lamenting that the sky is only raining silver and not gold.

I wonder if he'll ever open a chest below Fine-Gold ever again. I'll be mildly surprised if he opens anything lower than Secret-Silver.

C11: And that'll be the god-tier beauty that falls in love with him only to be ignored.

What kind of curse specialist doesn't get a control skill at level 0?

They were both level 2, why would there have been level suppression?

Why didn't the MC use any healing items?

C11: So, in high level play, mages that don't have a ton of AoE's and ocean-like mana pools are utterly worthless while melee players are killing machines. I'm betting Rangers aren't even worth playing. This author should really have focused more on why SAO was so hated rather than just stealing from it with abandon.

C13: Why wouldn't the Kobolds that he pulled into the smoke cloud have returned to their normal spots? That's what monsters in these games always do. Pretty much without exception once you disregard those that glitch out due to poor programming.

C14: Even if the MC didn't have plot armor thick enough to blot out the sun, what makes those idiots think that he'd just let them have his leveling spot? At the very least, he'd go back to town and start advertising the spot like mad. After that, all the big guilds would show up and roflstomp those losers.

C15: How was he able to guarantee that the ores would drop? It could have been a crap equipment instead, or a handful of copper. And why the f*** wouldn't that guy not have used the skill book immediately? What kind of blithering idiot would even take chance of losing the skill? Even if he thought he was 100% safe from the MC and the Kobolds, there was still his own subordinates. What if one of them reported his find to the higher ups to score brownie points? Wouldn't they demand that he turn the skill book over to the young master that started the guild so he could use it or distribute it to his cronies? If he wanted to rub it in the MC's face, then he could have just attacked him with it. That's what skills are f'ing for after all.

C16: If the Star Crystal's drop rate is that high, and no one understands it's value, then he should just hire a life player to buy it for him at a low price. I'm sure some people will start hording it at that point, but he's still guaranteed to get more than he would have otherwise. Honestly, he'd probably have 3-4 of them by day's end.

He really should have tried to recruit a healer. He must know at least one that would keep their mouths shut in exchange for the benefits involved in following him around on his leveling spree.

C17: Since there's no chance at all that the Backlash will ever do any harm to him or his account of any kind whatsoever, I really wish the author had just left it out of the story. It doesn't make the MC seem awesome. It doesn't add tension. It just wastes space in any chapter in which it's mentioned.

Why does he never start with Thundering Flash? He's completing wasting the damage buff by never ever applying it to his other attack skills. If he'd done Thundering Flash->Wind Blade->Chop, he would have added something like another normal attack's worth of damage. Maybe more since I'm not sure how much a level 4 TF's boost is.

C18: Now I'm even more certain that he should have opened with TF. Being forced to dodge continuously after using it means that it's damage buff was completely wasted.

Why did it's abilities never drop by 30%? With his sword's passive, it should absolutely have happened at least once during that battle.

C19: Really? I figured Cursemancers were control specialists. Are they DoT specialists then? If so, why wasn't his first spell a DoT? A good DoT can be quite OP in the early game. Though I suppose it's not too useful if you have to worry about KS'ers.

C20: Ah, so he's a dual swordsman. I was wondering why he didn't get the #1 blade. Originally I just figured his current weapon would evolve into it after he defeated the Backlashes once and for all, but now I'm thinking he'll also find the #1 sword and purify it too.

I wonder if we'll ever even see Waving Slowly again. You know, after the part where he sees how awesome the MC and Lonely Snow are and regrets kicking them from the party.

Also wondering if the MC will loan Lonely Snow that battleax he got of the kobold boss.

"No wonder Shi Feng behaved that boldly. Shi Feng had nothing to fear because he had grabbed an expert’s favor." lol

C21: And here I thought he'd meet her in real life via some contrived coincidence first. How the heck did he manage to not know she was in the same starting village as him?

C22: A person in the top 100 is only "not bad?"

I'm shocked that the beauty trio didn't join the MC's party.

C23:The game came out today. What f'ing experts could she have seen? At least refer to her experience with experts in other games.

I wonder how he'll hold aggro. The MC's ability to generate it should be far far too high for any normal tank to handle.

C24: I really wouldn't call 30% low. Yeah, you can only go in once a day, but its still quite high. And even if you fail, you still have 5 5% shots on Hard. After that, probably best to do something else and try again the next day.

C27: I really wish Cola required more training. If he was this good with minimal instruction, he never would have been kicked from his first guild.

C28: If the tank just regained the aggro, and only barely at that, then breaking out your highest damage attacks is probably the single stupidest thing you can do.

Why didn't he just use his Doppleganger? He could have avoided damage completely by letting it die in his place.

C32: Why the heck would anyone think that they'd run away when all of their equipment had undergone such a serious upgrade? And even if they had run away, so what? They still got a crap ton of shiny new equipment and, presumably, xp.

C33: "Such temperament could only be honed after experiencing countless life-or-death battles." What life-or-death battles? It's a frikin video game. If you die, you lose a bit of progress and maybe an item. Unless you're incredibly stupid with your money in real life, or make a truly insane bet with the wrong people, it's never a life-or-death situation.

I wonder if it'll be bronze gear, a set piece or a rare skill book. He's definitely looking to show off, but I don't remember him having any higher ranked gear left.

C34: What kind of moron assumes that any piece of paper in a game world is worthless? Some of the most valuable things in the game will be written on paper.

Also, why the heck would he give away a potion recipe? I could understand if he was trying to bring her into his guild or his bed, but since he's not, it's a very stupid thing to do. It's basically flushing money down the drain while simultaneously screwing over Blackie who could have been the game's best Potion Master, and his future guild who would have benefited greatly from that recipe.

C35: Why would he sell it so cheaply? He sold the shield for 20 silver and that was half a day ago when it's price was at its peak. The info he's selling is far more valuable. I mean, I could understand it if he was selling it for 50k Credits to get his workshop up and running, or an agreement for a steady supply of ore for the next year, but 20 silver is basically giving it away.

"Only an expert could have such a profound understanding of the Dungeon." Or anyone with a pet game dev or other illicit method of obtaining the info, which is much more likely to be the case.

C37: He really should have tried to time his use of TF so that it would boost Blackie's damage.

C41: Why didn't he give the Mysterious-Iron Breastplate to Cola? Does he not trust him to stick around? Or did Cola have better already? I could have sworn he was still in Bronze.

If he doesn't want to keep the level 10 greatsword for his guild, he should just sell it directly to those assassin guys for Credits.

Ah, so it really is a super OP item that generates an infinite amount of money. Is there even a point in him playing this game anymore? He could just hire people to gather stones for him, convert it into ore and then sell the ore. Rinse and repeat until he owns a few apartment buildings in RL and several cities in the game. If he gets a bit bored, he can even make that armor thing and and maybe corner a few markets, but there's really no need for him to fight anything ever again.

C42: There's no way the last 40 chapters or so were all a single night. It took Blackie 8 hours to get to him and various other travel times alone probably add another 8. Even with 2x time dilation, too many hours were spent grinding, waiting on the MC and dungeoning for it to have only been a single night.

“Brother Tycoon, Little Sister knows how to warm beds.” Just how easy does the author think women are? Or does he think that this is a normal joke for women who aren't prostitutes to tell a complete stranger?

C43: Why would he even care about a first tier flame? He'll probably have at least a tier 2 flame within a week. Actually, since he was lusting after a tier 2 flame immediately afterward, he'll definitely get at least a tier 3 flame, and a higher tier flame is more likely.

C47: He should have just wagered 20k to cover the cost of the helmets and his rent. He can buy a gym membership next week with the tax revenue from his first in-game city.

I get the feeling that the class monitor is Goddess Snow.

That aside, the MC should 100% lose this fight. He's not used to his current body at all.

C49: Why did he even bother to steal the gym membership if he was just going to exercise at home?

That aside, if that's the quality we can expect from the RL bits, then I think I'm going to have a hard time convincing myself to read them.

C52: That's not a very devout sister...

C53: 100 billion? This story must not take place on Earth then. Even at 7ish billion the world is starting to run out of space.

C54: It only reduced kill xp. He can still get normal xp from quests and crafting. Which, all things considered, is where he was going to get the majority of his xp in the near future anyway, so the curse doesn't really mean much in the short term except that the game will be forcing him to make money. Woe is him, whatever will he do with all that money

C56: Yeah, there was really no chance that it would take him even a week to get a better hammer than the intermediate room had. After all, the author specifically said that even the big guilds would have a hard time getting it. So obviously, it had to fall into his lap for no good reason whatsoever.

He should hold off on selling that design for a couple of days. No need to sell the cow when the milk is still so valuable. Not that the author isn't basically stampeding more cows into his cowshed.

Yay! A setback! It won't last though. He'll definitely make even more money than he would have before.

C58: If its anonymous, then how do they know its the same person?

I think he's seriously forgotten about that quest that will destroy his account if he doesn't complete it successfully.

C59: Why is he even considering selling the Hard Stones and the Card Sets? Is he not planning to create a guild? What's he planning to do with his Workshop then? If he is planning a guild, and a glorious rise to his former strength and more, then those are precious supplies necessary for the rise of his guild and he shouldn't even think about selling them. The gold machine he got from the lake is more than enough to mint him all the money he needs.

C60: "I really have no interest towards your flatlands." Wasn't he trying to recruit her? Is the author really stupid enough to think that any woman would ever again be willing to talk to a man who said that to her within five minutes of meeting her? He's of the school of thought that the nastier you are to women the more they'll like you, isn't he? I wonder if the author has ever looked around and realized that he has no female friends, much less a girlfriend?

C61: Man, Cooking must be much, much cheaper to raise than Forger if that's all the money it takes to hit Advanced Apprentice without any kind of boosting item.

C62: If he keeps going, "Chef, chef, chef" all the time, then she might actually turn into a lifestyle player, then what will he do? He doesn't need a Chef, he needs a Cleric God.

Since he has all this money burning a hole in his pocket, why hasn't he upgraded his sword? It just needs to be fed bronze weaponry right? He should be able to afford the crappiest bronze weaponry without much difficulty right now. Heck, his grinding party might have found enough to cover him by now.

Speaking of his grinding party, why haven't they contacted him about running through Hell again?

C67: Why didn't he just swap with the doppleganger after he looted the second chest?

C69: With rare exceptions, skill book prices usually fall quite a bit too. Not as much as equipment since they're consumable, but they definitely don't maintain their value, especially if you account for the effects of inflation.

C71: He really should have put some more gold up for sale before he headed to the library. It would probably have increased the final selling price of that design, it might also have protected him from being scammed

I wonder how much the quest would have cost if he'd shown up to the slums that first time without any money and nothing but noob gear?

C72: I don't know why I didn't connect those two people in the street talking about someone else becoming a noble in the not too distant future to the fact that the MC would definitely become one within a day. It was so blindingly obvious. No one can do anything until after the MC has done it, unless the MC doesn't want to do it, and that person works, or will work, for the MC.

C73: Ah, how foolish of me. Of course the MC wouldn't only get something as petty as a Noble title that every player in the game would willingly sell their weapon arm for, he absolutely had to get something demonstrably better than it in every conceivable way. He wouldn't be Gary Stu if he didn't.

 

Too many If's and why's... Why don't you make your own novel so you'll know why the auther plot it like that... If you want the story to be like that then there is no thrill and your story will suck.. If you don't like the novel then dont read it why bother reviewing it like you know it all..

 

1) I'm not a writer, but the reason is pretty clearly laziness and/or a lack of talent and/or good feedback. The author is mostly imitating other authors, and not really bothering to learn from their mistakes.
2) I don't see how there's any thrill in a foregone conclusion, but to each their own
3) I'm only reading it because I'm fully caught up on better series, and it's not yet boring/frustrating enough for me to drop it.

 

it's been used too much time
mc get underestimated by girl n° 3
then
mc become anonymous forger/achemist
girl n° 3 admire forger/alchemist but despise mc

 

Haizzz why is it that some VR novels now takes more than a 100 chapters just to get out of the beginners.village

 

Is It novel is similiar with ZL or MMORPG Who suddenly turn shitty in latter chaps ?

 

I think its a mixed of Rebirth of the Thief and some VRMMORPG novels