The Witcher's Alchemy Workshop

The author writes very well, the plot is rigorous and not procrastinating, but I don't understand why it is good and not popular. Some elements are obviously very good, and the characterization and plot are very full. Maybe it is because of the fandom. The Witcher series has been sitting in my steam library for a long time without playing it, but I feel the charm of the game from the novel. Maybe I will play it when I have time. Support the author, the writing is very good, keep up the good work!

When I was playing The Witcher 3 some time ago, I was looking for novels of this type. I didn't see any of them at the time, so I was still very interested in reading this type of novel. I support the author greatly, and I would like to express my blessings even if I am poor~

Since the previous long comment is gone, I will briefly explain. This book is a collection of various stories. The author's writing style is good, but the story connection is poor, especially in the middle and late stages. The other is the characters. Many characters either become background panels, or appear and occupy a lot of the story, and then disappear. These are the little doctor and the golden dragon. There are also many characters who have become vase characters under the halo of the protagonist. The second character, Angouleme, who has always been with the protagonist, you can find out later that this person exists but does not exist. The development of the book accelerates sharply in the later period, like falling off a cliff. There are about 534 chapters in the book, but the important ending does not exceed 50 chapters. I counted briefly, and it is about 35 chapters.

Question 1: The protagonist's mutation formula and zombie thoughts and other wonderful idea notes were left in Kaer Morhen. The main plot of Master Aza leading the professor to rob Kaer Morhen still dared to leave them there and wait to be taken away? It was mentioned in the article that notes are not all thoughts, and bites and airborne infections were not written down in the notes. Is this a time traveler? How dare you keep your ideas and put them where they were robbed? What are the herbal packets for? Question 2: The plot is blunt, and it ranks with question 1. It is asking for unnecessary trouble and cannot be integrated into the plot. The major events have not changed. Why are the notes in Kaer Morhen? Question 3: Should we change the plot or keep it? Is it still unsuccessful to change the illegitimate child incident? Change it to the later stage to attack the city with White Wolf to convince the baron. Snake sends Beifeng to modify a 10x bomb and give it to Baldhead to assassinate the king? The plot cannot be changed like this, but it is added to the plot to make it very blunt, retaining and strengthening the presence of the protagonist Victor! Big events can't be managed well, and small events are randomly changed and integrated into big events. Question 4: Victor always forgets the plot or cannot remember it clearly, especially when major events such as the main plot are about to happen, he has to twist and turn before he can remember it. These are my personal opinions. They may not be entirely correct, nor are they intended to attack the author. They just tell you the problems so that you can understand and improve your writing from various angles. If you want to change, start laying out the details. If you want to keep it, just leave the protagonist Victor and trap him. If you want to participate, just lay the groundwork and add the details. If the critical moment arrives or is a little later, you can be trapped by something and be unable to escape immediately. Of course, I haven't played The Witcher 1 myself, so I've watched a little bit of the main plot. The Witcher 2 and 3 have played a little less of the main plot and branch plots, so this is just my opinion and feeling. The author doesn't need to pay too much attention to these.

I can only say that it's okay, but it doesn't suit my taste. The protagonist doesn't know what to do. And with the ability of an alchemist master, why would he care about the abilities of a demon hunter?

1. The Incredible Alchemist has always emphasized that after education, I will not be able to use my thinking ability, and my core skills have not been used well. 2. I emphasize all the time that the protagonist is not handsome or good-looking, and everyone despises the protagonist for being ugly. When the female elf turns around and then says that the protagonist is ugly, everyone despises the protagonist for being ugly. 3. Alchemists are all mages, but the protagonist is useless and can't learn spells. Even the witchers can't understand them. 4. Whenever the protagonist is about to kill an enemy, a bunch of random voices pop up in his head, and then the protagonist wilts and even almost dies. Just talk about being an incredible alchemist, but it turns out that he can't do his job well. He can't do anything except selling medicine and making furniture, but he's still okay. Anyone who doesn't make potions can make bombs and throw them. I watched it several times and they all happened to be poisoned in the same place.

I entered the game with the Chinese version of Ciri. I was preconceptions about it. I wasn't used to the name Ciri when I was reading The Witcher novel. Would it be better to translate the name into Ciri?

If you don't have any Witcher fics to read, then just read this fic. With the vast modern knowledge and magical power, we can't change this sad world. I have read more than 340 chapters so far. Even now, I still don't know what the point of reading this is. Maybe it's just that the original Witcher novel has an extra supporting character that is dispensable.

The first part of The Witcher is the most beautiful, but the second part of The Witcher is extremely ugly. The Holy Mother is stupid and does nothing even though she has power.

This writing style is okay hahahahaha. . . . . .