Warhammer: About My Years in the Space Wolves
战锤，关于我在狼团那些年
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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23.1kFavorites
98.9kRecommendations
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Why is there an orange tag? Is the main character female?
Which idiot added an orange tag?
Initially, I was quite excited after seeing the book reviews, especially since some people mentioned it could be compared to Harry Potter, Mozart, and Kakashi. However, the way the author writes about the future is really painful to read! It's not that this writing style is bad, but the author goes overboard with the details! Other authors reveal half of their future visions, hinting at clues and then unveiling them at certain points in the plot. This author, on the other hand, lays everything bare, and these future visions have absolutely no connection to what follows—they feel like abrupt insertions. I don't know how others feel; I'm just a casual fan of fanfiction, maybe not even a true casual fan, but for me, this flaw in writing style is far more frustrating than the flaws in the plot itself.