Modern Family: Gamer IRL
Author: Amrev_
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One day Lucas Reed awakened his previous life memories.
That day he awakened something else as well
[The Gamer]
Lucas started exploring his new powers.
until he noticed 'Alex Dunphy' in his own class.
Now what will Lucas do in this normal world with powers that are too OP for this world.
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AN: This is a simple laidback story of a guy in modern family.
You don't really need to watch modern family to follow the story.
No unnecessary fights. Smart Mc. romance. maybe smut scenes but not that frequently.
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looking good🙌🏾 need more chapters author needs to cook fast.
Parece ser um livro com bastante potencial é algo que eu gostaria de ler, não deixe que criticas negativas de magoem e assim eu acho que sua escrita possa fazer sucesso, e desculpa está escrevendo isso na minha língua meu inglês escrito não é dos melhores então é isso boa sorte e continue com o trabalho duro
that's what I was talking about. We need some action soon.
I just finished latest chapter 9 so far its decent expect a 95% paragraph with 5% dialogue I hope author will stop doing info dump specially how mc stats works cause readers usually skip that stuff what readers expect is interaction with mc and modern fam right(?)
Frankly, reading this feels like enduring a bloated mess of meaningless filler. There’s no narrative direction, no substantive growth, and the protagonist is an absolute caricature — a laughable fantasy of an all-powerful, all-knowing superhuman. These authors seem deluded into thinking that cramming every possible skill into one character — Olympic-level athlete, Michelin chef, divine healer, genius coder, master engineer — somehow makes for compelling storytelling. It doesn’t. It reeks of insecurity and lazy world-building. Perfect characters are boring, unbelievable, and ultimately forgettable. Readers deserve complexity, not an ego-fueled power fantasy.
To be honest every chapter feels like a word filler chapter. To many chapters of stat talk. Hardly any plot. Only read up to chapter 9 so far so hopefully the author keeps writing and improving.
the synopsis says Modern family is not the main part of the fix, then why have it in the title? just for bait?
nice take man...keep posting (waiting for alex😶🌫️)
I’d like to share a quick note about this story. While I didn’t mention it earlier, the initial inspiration came from another work titled Gamer Diaries on FanFiction. I really appreciated how that story began—it had a strong start—but I personally felt that the later chapters didn’t live up to the promise of the beginning. That experience motivated me to explore the concept in my own way. That story didn't have Modern family in it. This story is entirely my original take beyond the first few chapters, and I’ve aimed to build something unique while still honoring the initial idea that sparked my interest. I hope you enjoy the direction I’ve taken it! because I feel like i have improved a lot after writing 46 chapters compared to first few chapters. First few chapters are just a rewrite version of the Story mentioned and maybe I will change them in future when I feel like it.
Pretty mid grammar with tons of mistakes every chapter. Good update stability so far. Story development is pretty meh. Its not anything super unique. The character design is pretty flat so far but it hasnt really been long enough for huge arcs. I dislike the gamer mind copout. World backround is also a copout for plotholes with the excuse of it being AU in case author forgets something.
To many stats, always like that.... not good. [img=faceslap] [img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap][img=faceslap]
Ok author imma say its pretty fun.. i do hope you can update chapter daily.... Stabely at least..... Maybe you should try to increase character interactions a bit more...everything else is super fine...my man keep it up
This is going in cliche Chinese direction. Here mc wants to start a gaming company , He wants to sing and be a singer , He wants to be a basketball player , He wants to be a international chess player , he wants to be better at cooking , and later he wants to be a Trader he just wants to be everything and is also good at everything. This is like those chinese fanfiction where Mc is good at everything they do and their mc just does every type of works. It would had been better if he just follows the Business route with some Basketball for college purpose
I like the idea of this fic, I fully support you.
A Slippery Slope Toward Predictability This novel is beginning to fall into a familiar and disappointing pattern reminiscent of dated "overpowered MC" tropes often seen in certain Chinese web novels. The protagonist appears capable of doing everything and anything with little to no effort, which undermines both the tension and emotional investment in the story. A major concern is the diminishing agency of supporting characters. Rather than offering meaningful perspectives or challenges, they increasingly serve as passive "yes men," existing primarily to propel the main character forward. This lack of meaningful interaction and conflict makes the world feel hollow and the relationships shallow. Moreover, the MC faces very few genuine setbacks—even in situations where struggle and failure would be natural and even necessary for character development. As a result, both the protagonist and the plot become predictable and stale, robbing the narrative of suspense and depth. At this point, the "modern family" tag seems to be the only element injecting any form of relatability or uniqueness into the story. Without it, the novel risks collapsing under the weight of its own narrative complacency. This review isn't meant as a condemnation of the author’s efforts but rather a constructive warning. There's still potential here, but it requires a return to meaningful stakes, character growth, and a supporting cast with real influence on the story.