The Strongest Auxiliary [Holographic]

Waking up, Ran Qi discovered he had traveled a thousand years into the future. He was now an ordinary student in the Service Department of the Military Academy, commonly known as a miscellaneous. However, in this highly technology advanced era, the existence of the orderly soldier was probably equivalent to the appendix to the human body—— useless. In the era when the strong were respected, even if his family was rich, he couldn’t get rid of the name of a waste. It coincided with the launch of the Empire’s first holographic online game and gave extremely generous rewards, attracting countless people to participate. Ran Qi immediately decided to lie down and laughed at the same time. He was ready to indulge in the online game, but who could tell him why this online game was the same as the RPG game where he spent countless RMB??! Furthermore, his skill trees and warehouse followed. Ran Qi: “…” It seemed that his status as a VIP player was impossible to conceal any longer. It was time for the ordinary Blue Star players to experience the dominance of a pay-to-win player!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Strongest Auxiliary [Holographic] "The Strongest Auxiliary [Holographic]" is a completed original web novel that I recently finished reading. It's a blend of sci-fi, fantasy, and e-sports, all wrapped up in a fairly quick read. While it's not the most groundbreaking story I've encountered, it definitely has its charms. ### First Impressions The novel throws you right into the game world with minimal backstory, which can be a bit jarring at first. It takes a while to get a feel for the real-world setting and the protagonist's past. However, if you stick with it past the first 20 chapters, it finds its footing and becomes a more engaging experience. ### What Works Well I particularly enjoyed the world-building within the game itself. The mechanics are simple enough to understand, and the item drop system is well-defined. The MC's OP-ness felt somewhat justified within the story's logic, which made it more palatable. What really stood out to me, however, was the treatment of the side characters. They're not just cardboard cutouts; they have their own personalities, contribute meaningfully to the story, and form genuine bonds with each other. This created a much more immersive and enjoyable group dynamic than I often find in similar novels. The MC's cooking ability is also a fun and unique twist. ### Areas of Concern While the game mechanics and side characters are strong points, the romance between the MC and ML felt somewhat underdeveloped. It's more of a subplot than a central focus, and some readers might find it lacking in depth and development. The ending, while not terrible, felt a bit rushed and left some plot threads hanging. The origins of the game and the reasons behind certain in-game rewards remain a mystery, which is a bit unsatisfying. Also, the main villain is a bit of a letdown, lacking complexity and feeling somewhat weak. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several readers mentioned feeling that the ending was abrupt and incomplete. The motivations of the game's creators and the mechanism behind the food rewards are never fully explained. If you're looking for a tightly wrapped-up narrative with all loose ends tied, you might be disappointed. ### Final Verdict Overall, "The Strongest Auxiliary [Holographic]" is a fun, lighthearted read with a strong emphasis on gaming and well-developed side characters. While the romance and ending might leave something to be desired, the unique world-building and engaging group dynamic make it worth a try, especially if you're looking for a quick and action-packed story. I'd give it a solid 3.75/5.