Heroes Prison

There are some people who are destined to meet, even if one is in heaven and the other one is in hell. In the real world, Rose Prison is known as the No. 1 prison! You can even find the world’s top criminals, the elites of the business world, influential politicians, notorious hackers and even nuclear professionals locked up here. What happen if you lead such a group of people into a VRMMORPG world? In the game, Heroes Prison is recognized as the No. 1 prison! You can find legendary heroes and magical beasts, doomsday envoys, ancient demon kings, colossal demon chiefs, bounty hunters, and even the most powerful — god! As I can bring such a prison along with me, whoever dares to provoke me, I will release one of the prisoners out… In fact, the world is like a prison itself. To obtain true freedom, one must change the world!

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Heroes Prison "Heroes Prison" has certainly grabbed my attention, and I can see why it's earned a solid 4-star rating. This VRMMORPG story throws you right into the deep end, and I appreciate that. ### First Impressions From the get-go, I was intrigued by the mysterious premise. Our protagonist, seemingly the world's most heavily guarded prisoner, is thrust into a virtual world with the goal of meeting the game's enigmatic owner. The 'why' behind his imprisonment and the 'how' of his potential freedom are compelling hooks, and I'm eager to see these mysteries unraveled. ### What Works Well The clever protagonist is a definite highlight. I enjoyed reading about his calculated moves and resourceful approach to navigating the virtual world. The story doesn't hold back on the action, and the integration of the VRMMORPG elements feels fresh. The permanent, albeit small, rewards for achievements are a nice touch, preventing power imbalances and maintaining a sense of progression. I also appreciate the author’s decision to skip the usual VRMMORPG build-up. We're thrown straight into the action, which keeps the pace brisk and engaging. The concept of a prisoner using a virtual world to potentially gain freedom from a real-world prison is original, and I'm invested in seeing how it plays out. ### Areas of Concern I do have a few reservations. There are moments where the narrative leaps feel a bit too convenient, bordering on ridiculous. Some of the descriptions can be a bit lacking, and I sometimes found myself wanting more detail to fully immerse myself in the world. The author sometimes jumps to the result rather than building up to it properly. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Be warned, the following contains minor spoilers regarding the plot! It seems the MC's situation involves a complex conspiracy with the ERA Company, the creators of the game, and the World Federation, the organization responsible for his imprisonment. While this adds layers of intrigue, I hope these elements are fleshed out in a way that feels sensible and unified. ### Final Verdict Despite a few shortcomings, "Heroes Prison" is an enjoyable and intriguing read. The action, mystery, and clever protagonist make for a compelling combination. If you're looking for a VRMMORPG story with a unique premise and don't mind overlooking some narrative leaps, I'd recommend giving this one a try. I'm personally looking forward to seeing where the story goes next.