Level 1 to Infinity: My Bloodline Is the Ultimate Cheat!
They shattered his life. Now, he’ll break the world.
Ethan had it all, until his best friend and the woman he loved betrayed him, leaving him crippled and forgotten. Three years of suffering later, he clawed his way to one final, desperate act… and the universe answered.
A hidden quest. A second chance. A return to the moment everything began.
Now, Ethan is back, on the eve of Ethereal’s launch, the world’s first fully immersive VR game and the battlefield where legends are forged. Last time, he played fair. This time? He’s armed with years of knowledge: every exploit, every secret quest, every broken mechanic that will let him climb straight to the top.
But when he logs in, something is off. The system forces him into an unwanted class—Druid, the game’s biggest joke. The kind of class people pick as a dare and regret immediately. Yet as Ethan digs deeper, the truth shakes him.
[Congratulations! You have unlocked the Divine Bloodline: King of Elves!]
Ethan stared at the screen, unblinking.
“…The hell?”
The Druid class was a jack-of-all-trades, master of none—a scattered mess of abilities that mimicked other classes but never truly excelled. Their bear form lacked the raw defense of a proper tank. Their panther form was weaker than a rogue. Their healing fell short of a priest, and their magic couldn’t compare to a mage’s devastating spells. Most players abandoned the class early, realizing they could never compete at the highest level.
And yet, Ethan’s stats are off the charts. His talents are absurd. His potential is beyond anything he’s ever seen. The system has given him something no other Druid ever had—a divine bloodline, legendary abilities, and a growth rate that defies logic. If Druids were meant to be weak, then Ethan was the exception that would rewrite history.
He’s not just here to reclaim his throne.
He’s here to take everything.
Factions will rise. Empires will fall. The strongest will thrive, and the weak will perish.
And the ones who betrayed him?
They won’t live to do it again.
30 chapters in and i can say i am throughly enjoying it some minor spelling mistakes here and there but overall story and world building is on point it is your typical regression/revenge vmmorpg story but its actually very well written no excessive info dumping just the right amount to get you to where you need to be the set ups for later chapters are all very well written and the mc is not overly op he just has a slight advantage all in all id suggest a pick up if u like game like stories
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Currently at chapter 103, why can't VRMMORPGs just be a game. Why always make it complicated. I only know of 2 novels that are still currently just pure VRMMORPG, and they are over at Royalroad. Why must the VRMMORPGs genre/tag always be more than just a game and make it more complicated. I'm still enjoying the game part of the novel, but I'm having a hard time reading through the extra bits about the real world. But still a good novel.
Alright, I’m 11 chapters in and the author asked for reviews, so here goes. There is minor problems with spelling so far, with the first few chapters being almost perfect, but the last few having one or two words misspelled. Nothing major, but I have noticed that readers have pointed them out in the paragraph comments, some as old as a week ago, and they are still there. So room for improvement, but better than 90% of WebNovel books. 8.5/10. Not going to say much for update stability, since it is currently a newer book and chapters are released consistently (for now). 10/10. The story, while compelling, hasn’t gripped me yet. (Minor spoilers) I don’t really care about his ex girlfriend or his arch enemy, and outside of the book being from the MC’s perspective, I can’t find myself rooting for him at the moment. There isn’t anything making me want him to win. Again, it’s early days (chapter 11) but I’m not immediately gripped into the storytelling, at least from a character perspective. 6/10. As with above, the characters have not been fantastic yet. I’m cautiously optimistic, but for now, they are merely outlines in a sketchbook, sans colour or flair. 5/10. The world is where I give this book brownie points. The author has pulled me in to this story almost purely on the back of worldbuilding. Giving me just enough to be interested, without making the next 5 chalters be purely info dumping. Room for improvement, and if I was the author I would be careful about power creep (a couple items and abilities already have the dreaded 200% or 300% bonuses), but I’m a sucker for a good VRMMORPG story. 9/10. I am going to continue reading, and I will try to update this review as I go, but I’ll probably forget. If anyone is interested in my updated opinion, hit this review up with a comment and I’ll see it then. TL:DR pretty good, minor improvements needed. 7.5/10 or a solid B.
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A MC with the powers of a transforming Druid is a pretty novel idea. Story is a nice chill read, but no more than that. A lot of times the reader is not given need information. An example is stars, which boosts the damage of skills used depending on chance. Author just randomly mentions it in a skill description, and doesn't even explain what they are or how you get them. It is inferred you get them from killing NPCs? But that's the problem, I'm not even 100% sure if that's how you get them. Could be combo score for all I know. A lot of plot holes for the sake of convivence too. The MC literally hits a one in one billion chance to upgrade an item to +30. No build up, it just happens. The main female lead's story with the MC just happens waaaaaay too quick as well. No build up to the reveal.
not bad, not good. Enjoyable if you turn your brain off and don't rember a few chapters previous. cliche and rushed is how I would describe character interactions. MC has 2 braincells and both are fighting for 3rd place. MCis also very contradicting and kinda a POS. instead of helping his 1 friend who stuck with him through hell, he throws them aside to focus on future stars. literally abandons a once in a lifetime friend and would rather find future heros who are the only people deserving the mcs attention. supposedly divine skills and 3x stat gain means our mc is able to just barley fight on even grounds with good players. I hoped the story would be better but I can't even read all the free chapters because the story isn't compelling. one again, good if you don't like thinking but even minor story retention or even critical thought makes the novel not enjoyable
my selfish review is as follows: i really wish there were more chapters available to binge, because the story became really hard to put down after awhile 😂.. in all honesty i would have given this novel five stars if there were bulk chapters as the story is worth supporting 😅👍 great job author 👏👏👏
I am enjoying the novel but why isn't anyone talking about plot hols. The timings of events are confusing of minor things many times or are not explained. It disrupts my mind from the actual reading.
this novel is defenitly inspired from World of Warcraft game and to be fair I have not read more than 3 chapters so my total score does not count.
Where is broski? last update 20 days ago, step it up.
Bro!!! How did I copy you without even knowing your book exists!!!! 😂😅anyhow. It’s not word for people to write similar thoughts but kudos brother, yours seems even more interesting and devastating than mine lol good luck brother 😊
It's been a while since I gave a full 5 stars. This novel is simply awesome. Fantastic game world mixed with reality because it might be one and the same. Readers need to give the storyline time to play out instead of jumping to conclusions like many have. Really lookin forward to much much more! (current chapter is 183). This novel deserves to be in the top 5.
I have read up to chapter 150. + English is ok for a non-native like me. Can't really talk about quality though. + Story is frequently updated. Now for the interesting part of the reveiw : - The background is unclear. Many things should be introduced early on but aren't. Some key components of the story just pop in place when author need them. (the relationship between MC and Female lead, for example). It gets a bit better after the story unravel a bit, but still unclear most of the time. + Character are fun, some are quirky. Sometimes it feels forced but that's ok. Main characters are lovable, the banter is nice, and relationships dynamics are clear and well explained. +/- Story developpement is cut into two part : in the game and out of the game. It feels like two different stories for now. There is potential I think, but it feels weird at times. I was hooked around chapter thirty I think ? But paywall at 150 chapters. = Could be a fun read if you are looking for something to keep you busy between two books.
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