MC Blockman's Transmigration Journey

In Minecraft, all these conceptual things—if you're determined to develop your city, all 25 companies will extend olive branches to you, launching a war of attrition to kick out some unfortunate company and make room for you. After all, all you need to do is open a team and teammates will automatically match you up.

Isn't your protagonist's combat power too weak? And do you really have to defend Earth? Anyone can hit him; he's a walking punching bag. Can't you upgrade your technology? Angela doesn't know as much about Minecraft as you do; wouldn't it be faster for you to do it?

I think what the fellow reader said is very true. A saintly father type is better than a saintly mother type. If there aren't even ten righteous people in the city, then heavenly fire should be sent down. If you insist on the male protagonist's character, then let the protagonist and Angela play the good cop/bad cop role.

The protagonist's combat power needs to be increased; there's just too little he can accomplish right now.

It's like a game one minute and not the next, just writing whatever comes to mind. The Creeper's shockwave can flip wooden planks, but the protagonist can't even cut down skeletons. And he can be so hungry he can't move? What kind of nonsense is this? #(Black line) The blocky character's powerful traits are given pitifully little.

I've read a lot of Minecraft fanfiction, and I've noticed a common problem: Deus Ex 3D instantly kills everything. However, many modpacks do indeed play this way. Once fully developed, they're invincible. It's just boring to watch.

Will the protagonist go to "Wandering Witch's Journey" and let the heroine and the protagonist embark on a magical journey in my world that will never return? Recommended modpacks: Far Horizon, Crossroads, New Magic, Valkyrie, Iron Magic, Mystic Agriculture, Conjuration, Blood Magic, Magical School, Sorcery, Mystic Age, Wizard, Iron Spellbook, Ancient Sorcery, Divinity, Magical Arts 3: Craftsmanship, A Song of Ice and Fire, The Lord of the Rings: Middle-earth, Enchantment, Duskwood, Skyward, Tinker's Soul, Reforged Flesh, Eternal Tales, Seasons of Mystery 2; or modpacks: Arcane Academy, Spellbook, Practical Magic, Magical Metals, Star Magic, Plant Magic.

Saints are never a bad thing, and you can distinguish between saints and turtles yourself 🤔

How about a trip to Granblue Fantasy? Ever since aeronautics came back, all I can think about are flying mobile bases, floating cathedrals, and space battleships.

I'm setting up this thread to collect feedback. Feel free to leave any suggestions below; I'll read them all. Thanks in advance, everyone! (Orz)