Aetia

This book should be read like this. Only the beginning and the end of each chapter are read. The beginning is the beginning of the content, the middle is a long explanation, and the end is that the matter is over. The protagonist makes a chop, and then explains why it is better to chop with a knife instead of stabbing with a sword, and also write down what skills are best used at that angle. Then the enemy couldn't stop it and died. Explaining why it can't be stopped. Looks so annoying

The beginning is very thoughtful, but the content is not worthy of this beginning. When I read 6%, I actually saw that the author was at his wits end. Now I read 8% and I can't stand it anymore. No one wants to read thousands of words, but he keeps narrating the same plot. It's not that he wants to write nonsense. He has nothing in his mind. To put it bluntly, he doesn't know how to write it. But if you take a rough look, it's not bad. I have been looking for novels like Nordic style, dragons and magic, knights and wizards. Does anyone recommend a few novels?

The world is big, there are many creatures, and the plot is good, but the author failed to write it. To find the undead, you use life perception (I see that many works still use the naked eye...) The game is highly realistic by blurring the attribute panel (this is the second world). You can tell by looking at the performance of the helmet and the game chamber (I have seen that many works use game chambers and nutrient solutions, and they also need to eat and sleep). There are many plots that can be developed, but the author gave up on the second work, but the plot started to appear. . . It's just a little watery, but it's really good to read. I beg the author to start writing again to benefit the people.

It takes a lot of brainpower to read, so I have to rely on my own imagination.

A lot of nonsense, poor writing, no sense of picture, annoying jabbering

Died due to poison, identification completed

Hurry and give Five Stars to trap more people.

I always feel that "Aetia" is a real online game worthy of full devotion. It is not so much an online game as it is a new world. Don't novels use words to build the world? The author uses words to embody the world in his mind and show his ideas to readers.

I like many settings in the book, such as the way to learn skills, the way to cast earth mage skills, and the impact of supreme combat power on war such as the legend of gods. There are also many storylines, such as the team escorting the artifact to the capital, the task of advancing to level 10 in the City of the Dead, and the struggle and struggle in an alien plane. Wait, the world view inside is really grand.

I have been a bookworm since I was a bad guy, and there are not many novels that I can read now.