
Minecraft: Elite Player
我的世界:高能玩家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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83Chapters
17Reads · 30 days
55.5kReads · all time
6.6Score
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It's pretty good, just a little short.
The main character isn't overly prominent, unlike other novels where the protagonist is so outstanding that it becomes unreadable. This is the most exciting early chapter of any Minecraft novel I've read. I wonder what new things will happen later. Simply put, update quickly, I want to read more! 😏
I was in elementary school back then, and I remember playing Minecraft on PC. There was a software called Slime, and you could play online with others, like Bed Wars or Pokémon. Each server had at least a few hundred, sometimes a few thousand people online simultaneously. I played a tower defense game where you had to clear levels. There was a weapon called Muramasa that was my favorite.
Good review, keep it up!
So far, it's not bad, no major flaws. The early game progress might have been a bit too fast; the Ender Dragon was defeated very early (personal opinion). The original McAvoy storyline is actually quite short. When adapted into a novel, it's usually changed to a MMO style with some modifications and mods to extend its lifespan.
It was alright, but I didn't speedrun it. I played it myself, and my fastest speedrun was 42 minutes. I was lucky, though, because I stumbled upon a village that not only solved my pearl collection problem but also gave me a bunch of beds.
My rough estimate is that this book can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with works like "The Strongest Player." I hope it doesn't end as abruptly as "The Strongest Player"!
It's been a long time since I've seen a good Minecraft fanfic.
This is so good! My education level isn't high enough to find words to describe how good this book is; it deserves a five-star rating! Anything less wouldn't do it justice. (Sorry for rambling a bit, but this book is truly excellent.)