Qi Travels to Faerun: Baldur's Gate 3

After a preliminary look at the writing and plot, it seems that there aren't any big problems, but I don't really like to watch group portraits, so I don't really watch the multiple protagonists. And I thought that there would be a little bit of drama from different cultures because of the language problem at first. It's not that it's not easy to use the language, but it's the cultural differences caused by telling stories about his hometown when he is learning the language and communicating with others. I took a screenshot of the plot from another novel to see what I mean. Among them, the instructor refers to Jinlun Dharma King, so everyone should be able to tell. "According to my mentor, he was involved in the turbulence of time and space due to the collision of powerful forces during a duel with a powerful enemy in a place called the Flower Mountains, and he accidentally broke into this world. " "Ah, for a monk as powerful as your mentor, is there any opponent who can rival him? " "Yes, according to my mentor, his duel opponent was a one-armed ranger holding an adamantine heavy sword and carrying a giant eagle as a pet. The one-armed ranger was one of the five most powerful legendary men in that world. It is said that he was once an apprentice of the most powerful church in that world, the Church of the Omniscient and True. Later, he was sworn out of the church and joined the ancient enemy of the Church of the Omniscient and True, a ranger organization called the Tomb of the Ancients. He learned a powerful swordsmanship called the Pure White Heart of the Gem Girl. He was expelled by his adoptive father because he fell in love with his mentor, and lost his arm because of it. During the sixteen years of his exile, he traveled throughout the continent and became friends with several legendary powerhouses on the continent. He acquired part of the inheritance of the legendary potion master of the east and the mercenary king of the north. He also unearthed the inheritance of the 'Nine Swords' in a ruins called the Cemetery of Swords..." "Ah, that powerful one-armed ranger is actually a 'Nine Swordsman'? So is he the sword of the military or the sword of the wise? Which schools is he proficient in? Steel Soul Style or Tiger Claw Style? " I heard that the powerful one-armed ranger who defeated Vandis' legendary monk mentor turned out to be a Nine Swordsman." I feel like the only problem with this book is that the title is too old. It feels like the title of the book was written 15 years ago. Moreover, the setting of the group portrait is not easy for ordinary people to accept.

Many places are very detailed. As someone who also writes about the DND worldview, I like it very much. The two worldviews are blended together and the framework is reasonable. It is not easy. I admire it (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

A rare Baldur's Gate fic, the setting is quite interesting, and the characters in the original work are well written.

It is more like a travelogue type novel than a mainstream novel type, so I can understand why not many people read it.