The Fated Archer: Reborn with 999 Luck (A LitRPG Adventure)

De: Nora Cat

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Ten years of grinding. A decade of being the best archer in the game, held back by a single, cursed stat: -3 Luck.
It was a special kind of hell. Legendary drops for everyone else were vendor trash for me. I clawed my way into the top 1,000 players, but I should have been number one. I knew it. The whole world just didn't.
Until I woke up.
The date on the clock is ten years in the past. The revolutionary VRMMORPG, Godpath, launches tomorrow. This isn't just a second chance—it's a cosmic reset.
And the curse that haunted my past life? It's been replaced by a number that glows with golden light:Luck: 999.
This time, I won't be the underdog fighting against the odds. I will be the odds. The hidden quests, the world-first boss kills, and the legendary bow that should have been mine—I’m coming for it all.
Fate had its fun. Now, it's my turn to write the rules.



This LitRPG book is perfect for readers who love:
An Overpowered Main Character (OP MC)
An Epic Fantasy Adventure
Game-breaking Stats & Clever Strategies
Tons of Legendary Loot & Satisfying Progression
A Second Chance / Rebirth Story

Hp= Hit point not horsepower

Serious enough to be funny virtual voice still makes a few mistakes in acronym meanings

Good Gamelit

Virtual Voice narration is getting there, but it isn't there yet. Bow (verb) and Bow (the weapon) are constantly misused, expressions of surprised fall completely flat, etc. That said, the story is entertaining, a mix of VR Gamelit and time regressor. I quite enjoyed it, enough to buy vol 2. With a human narrator would be a definite recommendation.

Naively Idiotic MC

Literally tells someone about his past life and discusses hidden information to brag to his nemesis. The MC has no sense when it comes to self-preservation, constantly announcing himself and divulging what should be sensitive or secret information for the flimsiest reasons.

Literally gives his address and phone number to a girl who is intimately connected in real life to people who was to end him because he is an idiot. There is no sense given to why she would think that was appropriate or why he would accept. It put him in a completely vulnerable situation given their disparity in real life status. It was such an unreasonable choice that it made it difficult to stay locked into the story. Then there was the stupid elitist attitude regarding eating a steak. Like only rich people know how to properly use a knife and fork when eating a steak.

The whole story and his safety is totally dependent on plot armor. And some of the references are pretty cringe.

Lastly, every male character besides the MC is a villain or beyond socially awkward. The only ‘nice guy’ is the MC. And all the female characters adore the MC because he is such a “nice” and strong guy. At the start he even compliments the guild of women working with him for doing so well even though they are women. I like the plot and pace, but some of the execution seems like projection from the author.