3.5 stars. My 13 year old son would give it 3. 
 I'm a female, and one that has been gaming since the Atari 2600 came out. These days I play Rift, and have been actively improving my characters since the beta of that game. So, I'm largely the target audience for this book...if you add about 30 years to that demographic. 
 I did love the premise, and that it's about a gaming girl. There are many, many of us out there, so it's about time someone wrote and drew about us. Still, I bristled when it seemed all of the gaming girls in the beginning created male characters to play online. I'm here to say, this is a rare thing. It's common for a male to play a female character, but in the last four years of just this one game that I play, ONE female plays a male character. But okay, I get it. 
 The drawings were great--colorful, accurate, and a good rendition of playing in an online game. Granted, I doubt any character at such a low level would be able to accomplish what Anda did. I recognize that I failed to fully suspend my disbelief while reading this title, and maybe that's why I didn't love it. 
 Still, I've never read a graphic novel that included gold farmers, and most of the people that aren't my gaming friends don't even know what gold farmers are, heh. 
 Worth a read for many!