Goddamnit! Now I’ve got to look for another job to pay the bills! That f*cker! I did nothing wrong! Huh? What’s that? Eternal, a full dive VRMMORPG that gives you the chance to make real money? Perfect, that’s exactly what I need! Now… What class should I pick? Warrior? No, I don’t want to tank. Knight? Please, I already said I hate tanking. Healer? Oh God, please don’t make me babysit people. Archer? Mage? No, I’ll be too far from the loot! Rogue? Seems nice. We can steal stuff too? Perfect! Now…. Show me the gold! Show me the cash! Show me the money!
Goddamnit! Now I’ve got to look for another job to pay the bills! That f*cker! I did nothing wrong! Huh? What’s that? Eternal, a full dive VRMMORPG that gives you the chance to make real money? Perfect, that’s exactly what I need! Now… What class should I pick? Warrior? No, I don’t want to tank. Knight? Please, I already said I hate tanking. Healer? Oh God, please don’t make me babysit people. Archer? Mage? No, I’ll be too far from the loot! Rogue? Seems nice. We can steal stuff too? Perfect! Now…. Show me the gold! Show me the cash! Show me the money!
I got to chapter 39 but this novel is kind of ridiculous. The first big issues are the abundance of typos and broken pictureb links that apparently will never be fixed.
Now on to the actual story, we have our main character "fatty" who in the real world was recently fired from his job. He is for some reason also a complete badass who always brags about how great he is, also a good fighter and strong simply because he is. Then he gets his super special game helmet that he was first in line for because he was buying the super special helmet which apparently nobody in the city but him is buying one.
This continues his streak of simply getting things. In the game world he goes around beating up the first areas monsters like it was nothing despite other people needing to group up to defeat them.
This streak of fatty simply getting better than everyone else because he is continues up until chapter 39 where he solos a level 30+ monster despite being only level 12.
Then there is the people he meets/ harasses and all seem to follow him. Some hate him while others adore him. In reality all of these people exist for fatty to become more powerful. Fatty himself will take advantage of them until he wants to help them because he simply does. Very inconsistent with his moral standing.
While the story is funny at times, his ridiculous power coupled with his extremely random personality is just too much. I gotta take a pass on this one.
I got to chapter 39 but this novel is kind of ridiculous. The first big issues are the abundance of typos and broken pictureb links that apparently will never be fixed.
Now on to the actual story, we have our main character "fatty" who in the real world was recently fired from his job. He is for some reason also a complete badass who always brags about how great he is, also a good fighter and strong simply because he is. Then he gets his super special game helmet that he was first in line for because he was buying the super special helmet which apparently nobody in the city but him is buying one.
This continues his streak of simply getting things. In the game world he goes around beating up the first areas monsters like it was nothing despite other people needing to group up to defeat them.
This streak of fatty simply getting better than everyone else because he is continues up until chapter 39 where he solos a level 30+ monster despite being only level 12.
Then there is the people he meets/ harasses and all seem to follow him. Some hate him while others adore him. In reality all of these people exist for fatty to become more powerful. Fatty himself will take advantage of them until he wants to help them because he simply does. Very inconsistent with his moral standing.
While the story is funny at times, his ridiculous power coupled with his extremely random personality is just too much. I gotta take a pass on this one.
Dragonbecker337
2 years ago
Not recommended
** Dropped at 30 chapters **
The goal of this story was easy and simple with the title basically answering it, the MC is trying to make money. Minimal character development and world building but that could be implemented later possibly.
The jarring diaoluge with people constantly arguing over everything and the way conflicts started I couldn't get into and read. People constantly being interested in what little thing the MC or Fatty did was also a little off putting.
The final thing that distracted me was some of the mechanics of the game world the MC explores, the experience and the reward system for kills seemed off and how it was disturbed. This of course might change later but was hard to read overall and I didn't want to continue.
** Dropped at 30 chapters **
The goal of this story was easy and simple with the title basically answering it, the MC is trying to make money. Minimal character development and world building but that could be implemented later possibly.
The jarring diaoluge with people constantly arguing over everything and the way conflicts started I couldn't get into and read. People constantly being interested in what little thing the MC or Fatty did was also a little off putting.
The final thing that distracted me was some of the mechanics of the game world the MC explores, the experience and the reward system for kills seemed off and how it was disturbed. This of course might change later but was hard to read overall and I didn't want to continue.
Briansc99
a year ago
Recommended
"Muéstrame el dinero" es una novela ligera que combina drama, comedia y superación personal en un mundo donde el dinero lo es todo. El protagonista, un joven ambicioso pero moralmente conflictuado, se ve atrapado entre el deseo de riqueza y la necesidad de encontrar un propósito más profundo. A medida que escala en el competitivo mundo financiero, descubre que no todo puede comprarse. Con personajes carismáticos, giros inesperados y críticas al materialismo moderno, la historia ofrece una reflexión sobre el verdadero valor del éxito. Es una lectura ágil y entretenida que atrapa tanto por su argumento como por su mensaje.
"Muéstrame el dinero" es una novela ligera que combina drama, comedia y superación personal en un mundo donde el dinero lo es todo. El protagonista, un joven ambicioso pero moralmente conflictuado, se ve atrapado entre el deseo de riqueza y la necesidad de encontrar un propósito más profundo. A medida que escala en el competitivo mundo financiero, descubre que no todo puede comprarse. Con personajes carismáticos, giros inesperados y críticas al materialismo moderno, la historia ofrece una reflexión sobre el verdadero valor del éxito. Es una lectura ágil y entretenida que atrapa tanto por su argumento como por su mensaje.