Synopsis
Born With A Slayer System, Nemesis(Ye xui) was a weakling like any other street boys, the world where he lived was a strange one. One wherein a game controlled the highest rank. Nemesis dream had always been to become the top Duty Player. But everything changed when he migrated to China as Ye xui.
In the year 2079, a game called Duty was developed, the game turned into a worldwide domain, in which company were built for it. Enterprises began to sign players and earn money through them.
Due to his slayer system, which he didn't know existed, he was transmigrated a hundred years into the future to fulfill his dream.
Now Ye xui has a chance to compete with new skilled players till he'll become the one sole Top player. He'll keep on striving until he gets what he wants and maybe more. Hence the name Duty Player: Virtual Reborn
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Quite alright, I can't tell the actual direction of this story, maybe because the chapters are few. Initially, it seemed like Ye Xui might want to grow stronger and avenge his father's death but then, he just woke up in the morning and boom, he was travelled to the future. And he began to play [Duty] on that very day. The write up is a little clumsy and needs some editing. If rechecked, the main character can get you sticked to him because he has some nice traits like coldness and as such. I slept while reading chapter 3, so it'll do good to help you sleep when you are in bed.
I just had to leave a review. This book was skillfully written to captivate the heart and mind. I recommend this book
I love the introduction of the story although it needed a little update but I love it was interesting.
It's suprisingly good. Clumsy, yeah, but still really good.