[Warcraft III+DOTA+DOTA2+Plane Invasion+Game House]
It tells the story of an urban youth who was lying flat, traveling to a parallel world, fighting monsters and leveling up, and saving the world with his confidante.
PS: The Hangzhou Asian Games gave Dota a decent exit after more than ten years of youth. In this year's TI, the two Chinese teams also performed very well. I wrote a book to commemorate my youth.
Reader comments
It's okay, but I don't think this book will be too popular. Carl has a real unique skill in the hands of the unique skill brother, but in the hands of the ogre, he just elbows the left brain to the right.
1. Warcraft + DOTA is my favorite type;
2. From the perspective of a protagonist, Carl is a great weapon on the battlefield, so he still has some fun;
3. The golden finger appeared a little later, but it had little impact. At least there were some benefits from the golden finger in the early stage;
4. The protagonist's character is very real, but this character has some shortcomings in likability. For example, he did not take the initiative to study the world situation, career situation, and power situation. Although the author has added some restrictions, it should be better if he takes the initiative to understand;
5. The protagonist has no goals. This problem is relatively obvious. People without goals generally have weaker motivation. This will lead to difficult arrangements in the outline and the rhythm will be a bit messy;
6. The world background written by the author is not bad. For those who have played it, the initial sense of immersion is very strong. However, because the protagonist does not take the initiative to understand and explore, the unfolded world view is not detailed enough and the content is much less;
7. The skill introduction is relatively large, but the actual content is a little less;
8. Update more as soon as possible.
It's okay. You can think about the wording. It's good. In some places, changing the wording for shoes will make it more picturesque.
It's a pretty good novel. The Warcraft skills are impressive. Pigfoot is not the kind of person who can't stop pretending.
It's okay, but I don't think this book will be too popular. Carl has a real unique skill in the hands of the unique skill brother, but in the hands of the ogre, he just elbows the left brain to the right.
1. Warcraft + DOTA is my favorite type; 2. From the perspective of a protagonist, Carl is a great weapon on the battlefield, so he still has some fun; 3. The golden finger appeared a little later, but it had little impact. At least there were some benefits from the golden finger in the early stage; 4. The protagonist's character is very real, but this character has some shortcomings in likability. For example, he did not take the initiative to study the world situation, career situation, and power situation. Although the author has added some restrictions, it should be better if he takes the initiative to understand; 5. The protagonist has no goals. This problem is relatively obvious. People without goals generally have weaker motivation. This will lead to difficult arrangements in the outline and the rhythm will be a bit messy; 6. The world background written by the author is not bad. For those who have played it, the initial sense of immersion is very strong. However, because the protagonist does not take the initiative to understand and explore, the unfolded world view is not detailed enough and the content is much less; 7. The skill introduction is relatively large, but the actual content is a little less; 8. Update more as soon as possible.
It's okay. You can think about the wording. It's good. In some places, changing the wording for shoes will make it more picturesque.
It's a pretty good novel. The Warcraft skills are impressive. Pigfoot is not the kind of person who can't stop pretending.
All aspects are quite reasonable. , Good