Infinite Trials: The Rise of the Demon Hunter
无限试炼：猎魔者的崛起
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- Completed
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- 646k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Other names
- Wasteland Fortress: Trial by Fire Begins in Azeroth废土堡垒，从艾泽拉斯开始试炼Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good. At least within the world of Azeroth, it felt very smooth for someone like me who isn't a Warcraft fan. However, it seems like each world could be a standalone short story. The slow-paced, infinite flow style and the vast main world with its strong potential for further development make me a little worried it might fizzle out.
The novel is very good, with a tight and exciting plot. However, it has one major flaw: the yellow, round button at the end appears too quickly. I hope the author, Haoziweizhi, will forgive this. 😏😏😏
I feel this book would be better without the wasteland setting; the protagonist's solo journey with a quest system would be smoother. The first few chapters did drag on the plot a bit, but it's still good if you persevere. The author must have done a lot of research; they're definitely a veteran Warcraft player. It's definitely captivating me now, and I'm looking forward to the later chapters.
Please update soon! There are so few good infinite flow novels these days; they're all just multiverse or horror stories. It's rare to find a good one. Author, please update more often; it's not enough, and if updates are slow, many readers will leave.
I don't know why this book has such a low score. The characters are well-developed, and it's better than many books on this platform that have a score of 9. If there's a downside, it's that it's short. If there's any downside besides its short length, it's that it's slower to update. 😅
It's very similar to *Endless Armed*, though not as good, it's still excellent, so five stars is well-deserved. But if there were ten stars, sorry, I'd only give it eight. The author should check out *Endless Armed*, a book from over a decade ago, it's the progenitor of the infinite flow genre.
To be honest, I really liked this book. The protagonist isn't a saint; he has his own ideas and grows powerful through foresight. There are occasional moments of witty banter that don't detract from the reading experience. The battle descriptions are also excellent. The only downside is that there aren't enough of them. I'm looking forward to the second world and how he'll coordinate and integrate the other power systems he acquires later.
Not bad, the content is quite engaging, keep it up, bro. I can't even look at it! I finished reading Azeroth before it was even finished! It's not enough! Keep updating! The new book should have at least a hundred or two chapters!
Although the later parts weren't as exciting as the earlier ones, they were still worth reading. Each dungeon had its own story, and I think it could have been written in more detail, like the earlier Warcraft stories. It's still pretty good, so I'll just keep supporting it!
It's so good! 😫 I don't know much about World of Warcraft or this Marvel thing, but it's really enjoyable to watch. The only problem is the Marvel universe's plot moves so fast, I don't understand some parts. Could the author elaborate a bit more on the later world's storylines? 💕 Hoping for more frequent updates! 😆 [Requesting more updates!]