Login Beyond the Centuries

“A 30 year old man awaken, 300 years later, in the body of the 16 year old sick girl. For both he and she to survive, they must play the super hardcore online game together, along with their different age and gender. Will they pass?” — In this world, there’s less than 1% of human who know this one inconvenient truth : the reality of the world we hear, see, and perceive is the infinitesimal fragment of the reality. Truth : Through the delusion of one’s perception, human never know that they are moving across the space at the speed over 220 Km __per second__ !!! Truth : Over 99.99999999% of your body is space, blank, and nothingness !!!! Truth : Your self is not yours. Over 90% of the cells in your body are the other creatures’ DNA !!! Your body will have the new cells replenished every moment. You of this body, at this very second, is NOT you ten years before. Except for the brain cells, all parts of your body are replaced every day. Could it be that The Human are just a bunch of brain cells? Color is something some animals can’t see, it’s just non-existed for them. Within the same perspective, can we say with full confident that our world is nothing except things we perceive through our senses? If that’s so, what is the difference between the virtual world and the real world, if it is just the illusion that occurs in our brain? What is the difference between three hundred years of the sleep and dreaming of nothingness, and the one night of the sleepless in the fantastic virtual world of the game?

Original Publisher

dek-d

Original Language

thai

Type

Published Novel

## My Thoughts on Login Beyond the Centuries "Login Beyond the Centuries" is a novel that definitely took me on a journey, and not always a smooth one. With its blend of game elements, sci-fi, and a touch of the philosophical, it's a story that tries to be more than just your average reincarnation tale. And in some ways, it succeeds. ### First Impressions Initially, I was a bit hesitant. The first few chapters felt like familiar territory – your typical 'reincarnated into a game' setup. There's the usual grind of leveling up, acquiring items, and battling monsters. It felt a little slow, a bit generic, and I wasn't entirely sure if I wanted to invest my time. ### What Works Well However, I persevered, and I'm glad I did. The world-building, while initially slow, eventually pays off. The story takes a sharp turn, evolving into something much grander in scale. It shifts from simple game mechanics to a desperate struggle for humanity's survival in a world-ending war. This transition is where the novel truly shines, offering a compelling narrative about building a new world for humanity. I found myself much more invested in the characters and their struggles as the stakes got higher. The clever protagonist and strong love interests also added depth to the story, keeping me engaged. ### Areas of Concern One thing that did bother me was the translation quality. Some passages felt a bit clunky, which occasionally disrupted my immersion in the story. While I understand the difficulties of translating from a language like Thai, which has nuances that are hard to directly convey, it's something that could be improved. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning I will avoid specifics, but I do want to acknowledge that the birth of the "real MC" marks a significant turning point. This is where the story truly takes off, so if you're feeling a bit lukewarm in the beginning, I urge you to keep going until you reach this point. It's a game-changer, literally and figuratively. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Login Beyond the Centuries" is a mixed bag, but ultimately a rewarding one. If you're willing to push through the initial slow burn, you'll find a story that's ambitious, thought-provoking, and surprisingly epic. It's not without its flaws, but the payoff is worth the investment. I'd recommend it to readers who enjoy sci-fi with philosophical undertones and don't mind a bit of a slow start.