Comments of chapter undefined of Guild Wars

After reading 15 chapters in a row, sooo awesome 😎. So different than those other sloppy and similar novels with less 🧠 MC and an unnatural plots.

So up until this point I have to admit I’m enjoying this even if bits of it are kind of wonky in ways nothing is really dissatisfy to me and I find it a nice read so far hoping it continues just as good and maybe even gets better keep it up author 👍

This is taking "if you want to make an op mc then do it through and thorough" to whole new level and I love it

So much has happened...and I just realized that it's only the 15th chap...I like this pace.

I really do hope that Eva goes to the MC and they talk because if that does not happen,knowing what she probably knows about his current state. There is no reason the MC should be able to live for another couple weeks all she needs to do is hire someone to kill him now in real life but that is only if she does not care about him at all. Regardless, they need meet and both realize their reincarnated. Then realize they are stronger together than they are separated.

Such a gem of an MC

Great chapter!

thanks for the chapter

Isn't this a bit too soon? Yeah he is skilled and all but his body is still pretty fucking weak. He will probably need to conserve as much stamina as possible. Besides it is also too soon to show off too much in the real world, though I do hope the author develops the real world plot and not just the game.

Thank you kindly for the chapter 😁 Would like some explanation on why hardened criminals and the elite are all drawn to Boundless as there must be something more than it just being a really good game...😅 🤔

See this! I just gifted the story: Balloon

Thanks

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thanks for the chapter

Thanks for the chapter.

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Can anyone tell me, does the body in the game affects the body in real life?

It's the questions we can't answer that teach us the most. They teach us how to think. If you give a man an answer, all he gains is a little fact. But give him a question and he'll look for his own answers. Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #2)