Gamed:Last Attempt - Reviews

There's only one or two novels with this plot here in Webnovel. I wish it would get picked! And besides unlike the other one, this one doesn't have portals or the likes (hopefully) instead it's in a modern, normal(?) world.

Buena historia, el fondo mundial es algo simple, pero no creo que sea un gran defecto, sobre todo en el tipo de novela que es.Hasta el momento (capitulo 33) es muy entretenido, estoy a la espera del próximo capitulo.

Please ? we want this one vote for it.                                                                                                         

After i finished reading this book i realized that it is worth my time and reading. I read during rest hour and its worth it. I surely recommend this to my friends really...

This novel has to be redo im sorry it has been given very bad review such as a lot of grammatical reviews so i have to redo it sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now, I don’t normally do reviews but dear lord there is finally a novel that isn’t a system and doesn’t make me want to rip out my hair and bash my skull in with the stupidity of characters so far. That my friends, is a good sign because dear lord the amount of brain cells I have to lose to suspend my disbelief and not want to shoot myself is amazing.Anyways yeah, I like this novel, it has not been dumb so far.

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"Oh God...am glad you're okay, I've been so worried. Its all my fault I shouldn't have left you go alone, nothing.."

"Mau pesan apa? Biar gue yang pesanin," tawarku. Setelah mencatat pesanan dan mengantar ke kasir, Mavis memanggil ku seolah ada situasi penting.

「...If, if it's treatment...it can't be helped, right」

"Noong huling uwi niya dito, palagi siyang nagpupunta sa Divisoria. Mayroon daw siyang gustong laging nakikita doon. Sa palagay ko ay chicks 'yon. Pero nagtataka lang ako bakit hindi pa sya ngagawi doon?" Pagtatakang wika ni Jenica.

"I only need four hours a night of meditation.  I'm not sure if that counts as sleep."  He turned his face to look at her.   She wore a white knit shirt.  On her upper chest, under the material, he could see the glow of the gel-stone.  Its muted, yellow-green light reversed the usual pattern of shadows on her face.  She looked exotic, mysterious.  But then all humans were mysterious to him.  "What do you mean by a 'dream?'"