Game On: A World Reborn

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Description

Going on indefinite hiatus...

Liang Wu has transcended the God Realm, achieving a power no one else in his world has ever reached—the God Emperor Realm. Now calling himself the Supreme God Emperor, he reigns unmatched and unchallenged. His enemies tremble, the Heavenly Will has been cast aside, and there's no force left that dares to stand against him. But with no challenges left, Liang Wu faces a new foe: boredom.

In search of entertainment, he turns his gaze beyond his world and discovers Earth, an insignificant planet with fascinatingly weak beings—yet they have something that intrigues him: video games. After collecting and mastering every game and story Earth has to offer, boredom returns once more... until a bold idea strikes.

Why not turn his own world into a living video game?

With a snap of his fingers, Liang Wu transforms the fabric of cultivation itself. Now, instead of spending centuries in caves meditating, cultivators can level up by completing quests, exploring dungeons, and earning EXP. But what’s left for the Supreme God Emperor in this new world?

He creates a clone and embarks on a fresh journey to experience his creation firsthand, seeking to conquer boredom once and for all.

Genre: Xianxia - LitRPG - Harem - Bored God Casually Changing a World Just Because…🤷‍♂️

This novel will be posted on Scribblehub, RoyalRoad, and WebNovel, possibly more in the future. The content is the same regardless of where you are seeing this.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2024
Author: MadFireGod

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Rating: 4.8/ 5.0
Followers: 53
Views: 14,481

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Community Reviews(3)

KirbyRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
First, I'm loving this. The author, the mad fire god himself, interacts with the audience in a really positive way. His snappy dialogue and style is self-aware to the genre. He embeds images, asks questions of us, and polls. Most importantly, though, the story is fun and I like the MC. Makes for an easy read, but also one where I want to figure out how this MC is going to exist in a world that he created as a player.
The style works great. Pictures, great formatting, fun dialogue. Yes, please! The grammar is tight.
I love a main character that is his own worst enemy, which I suspect is the case. Like if John Belushi were a god. His personality oozes from the page.
As for the story, it's fun in a way that I really have no idea what's going to happen. Will he continue to experience the simplicity of questing life while learning humility? Such is the plight of the god turned novice.
If there were room for growth, I hope that that stakes raise earlier on, that the god emperor continues to find more reason to play in his own game than curiosity and boredom. Though that's why we play games, right? Also, just so others can expect it, there's some math. I love math, so this draws me in, but you should prepare yourself for an occasional equation.
longwindedone1Royal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
This review of Game On: A World Reborn comes after reading the prologue and the first six chapters. I apologize for any spoilers.
Story:
This story follows Liang Wu, a clone of the Supreme God Emperor. The original emperor reshaped his world into a game like the do in web novels (which is a nice bit of meta storytelling- I dig it). Liang Wu is now trapped in a mortal body and stripped of his power. His journey to regain his former power leads him on an adventure. He meets a skeptical woman named Chen Li Li. The whole concept of this novel and its execution is fun.
Style:
The author seems to balance humor and action very well. Liang Wu's internal thoughts are self-importance. The reality of what is actually going on makes this really enjoyable. The overall tone of this adventure story is a bit satiric. It is told in third person POV and follows Liang Wu most closely.
Grammar:
I actually don't know if there are any grammar or punctuation errors as I listened to this during the day on the Royal Road app. It sounded awesome to me. No problems here.
Characters:
Liang Wu is an entertaining MC. Chen Li Li is skeptical and witty. The two work well together in the story. I'm wondering if there might be a budding romance in the works between the two based on their banter.
My favorite scene was the one were Liang Wu tried to teleport. Really really funny. You should try this. 5/5
Erebus EspritRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
A light-hearted story where a bored supreme being who remade his cultivation world into a cultivation LitRPG. Restarting his journey as a beginner in the hopes to actually care about something again, Liang Wu sets off on a path to unlock his cultivation and immediately runs into problems. Not the least of which is that no one actually believes he's the Supreme God Emperor.
Ten chapters into the story, we hear tell of cultivation techniques, but haven't gotten to see any up close and personal, yet. The chapters are short and light-hearted, mostly centering around character interaction up to this point. There are some oddities on that end, but largely I found it funny and believable enough to suspend disbelief.
The narrative, while humorous, tends to overexplain in places, which can be distracting, and ten chapters in I’m still waiting to see if there’s going to be an overall plot larger than “Liang Wu searches for reasons to care about life again.” We’re given some tidbits of more immediate issues, like his troubles with his system interface and the circumstances of the first female character, Che Li Li, but nothing yet of an overarching binding strand other than the promise of progression that cultivation stories are known for.
The grammar is great. A few minor formatting things here and there, but nothing too distracting and overall really solid.
Liang Wu is eccentric and doesn’t really listen to others, assuming he knows best as the Supreme God Emperor. He cares little for the etiquettes of society and, despite all his power and cultivation, still doesn’t know what to say to a crying woman (#relatable). He’s loud, he’s funny, he’s weird, and, from the few opportunities he’s had to show it, he’s clever. Haven't gotten to see a lot of depth with these characters yet, however, which I hope changes soon.