
A Stranger in Another World
异世界的异乡人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Survival Guide to Another World: Help, It's Urgent!异世界求生指南:在线等,挺急的Alternate title on Fanqie
803Chapters
24Reads
8.0Score
2Listens
39.6kReads · all time
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I hope the author can live a peaceful and happy life. I see that you wrote about bullying as if you have experienced it, so give me a hug ❤️
Give it a 5 and start your critical review: 1. No, bro, your protagonist only has a half-handed sword and is not an orthodox two-handed sword. Did you eat the shield so you don't have it (there is obviously a shield that can block spells, but ordinary wooden shields are not expensive if you don't have money). 2. Is the helmet a halo suppressor for the protagonist? Oh, it turns out that the protagonist doesn't even have an aura, so why not give him a helmet (preferably one with a face shield, if you don't have enough money, you can get a chainmail headgear) 3. Is the protagonist's throwing ability sealed? Even if he doesn't use throwing axes/throwing spears/fire oil bottles/spell props, he must at least bring some handy rocks. Nothing else, I'll make it up later
I was confused, but I couldn't understand the plot of the vicious female supporting character in the early stage who had a secret crush on the male protagonist. Later, the black drow elf was really good as the eldest wife, and it was so satisfying. Long ears are the best!
It's a pretty good Western fantasy novel. I felt a little frustrated before getting to Claudie, the main female protagonist. Also, the length of the early chapters of the two female protagonists was a bit too overwhelming for the male protagonist. Although it was obvious that she had a crush on the male protagonist, she felt a little uncomfortable when it came to the extra chapters. (Personal opinion, harmless) Generally speaking, it is highly recommended 😘😘😘😘😘
I rarely comment, but I mostly give negative reviews, but I found this book to be very detailed. I read it all night and it still hasn't lost its power. Although I have just gotten into it, I feel that if it is written like this, I feel that I will not be able to read books written by other people in the future. Suggestion, the details can be more free, such as the inexplicable corpse bones on the branches on the roadside, and there can be more general categories of weapons. Just write it normally. Suggestions are just suggestions. I still like the unknown to be more immersive. Come on [Blow kiss]
Come on, I actually feel pretty good after getting through the first 25 chapters or so, but I feel like I'm going crazy with too many words. I hope there will be less crazy words later on. Come on!
The front is a little depressing, but the back is pretty nice, hehe Seese
It's pretty cool. It's a bit frustrating at first, but it's still fun afterwards.
The style is rather strange, a bit crazy but not very crazy, but it just feels a bit interesting.
Western Fantasy Harem, the early stage is a bit depressing and the text is confusing, but the plot of the later story is reasonable and exciting, which is reasonable considering that the author is a novice. It tells the story of an adventurer who constantly fights monsters and experiences various adventures to continuously improve himself. The overall evaluation is a little below half fairy grass. The previous articles are a bit discouraging.