Zhang Jing, a miserable 996 social worker, his only solace is playing fish liver "Diablo 2" at work. As a result, halfway through the game, everything went black - sudden death! When I opened my eyes again, the person was gone, the computer was gone, there were only the strange screams of the fallen demon and the pungent smell of blood! He actually traveled to the real world of "Diablo 2" Asylum, where hell and demons are rampant!
Starting on hell difficulty? Don't panic! Zhang Jing was surprised (horrified) to find that he had a set of exclusive plug-ins for Dragonborn in "The Elder Scrolls 5" in his mind - the dragon roar system! Just yell at the devil and that's it? Beautiful thought! The awesome dragon language magic has all turned into "rune tablets" scattered around the world. Want to learn a new roar? Want to upgrade your power? Go to the Blood Wasteland, the Skinned Jungle, the River of Fire, and even the corners of the Hatred Prison for "archeology"! By the way, you have to "recharge monsters" - absorb the "soul energy" of powerful demons as tuition!
Reader comments
There are very few dark books, and it's obvious that the author wanted to write something. But after reading most of the chapters, I felt top-heavy. The author seems to want to describe the entire world as very complex, especially the complexity of human nature and the struggle between forces. But there is very little content in the story that can support this kind of depression and make readers enjoy reading, such as for this plate of vinegar-wrapped dumplings. The most intuitive feeling is: the more you read, the more tired you become. This reminds me of the feeling I had when reading some niche-themed online articles 10 years ago.
My personal suggestion is that since it is a Dark novel, reading it should at least have some fun similar to that of a Dark game, right? Every detail in the battle is also over-described, and tons of text are output just to get angry after killing a zombie. Even if the author has important foreshadowing here, but after reading a lot of pages, this foreshadowing is still hidden very deep. At the same time, there are other suppressions on the logic line, and it feels like there is only delay and no satisfaction [face covering]
I hope the author can say more interesting content. Diablo's games are not only fun to play, but also fun to play. I hope that in addition to the long-term pleasure of describing and unraveling complex and depressing plot lines, your book can also provide some reading pleasure with a short payback period.
Well written and thoughtful article. However, the changes to the dark setting are too big, and it looks very unfamiliar. The pig's trotters are too picky, which makes it difficult to create a sense of immersion.
There are very few dark books, and it's obvious that the author wanted to write something. But after reading most of the chapters, I felt top-heavy. The author seems to want to describe the entire world as very complex, especially the complexity of human nature and the struggle between forces. But there is very little content in the story that can support this kind of depression and make readers enjoy reading, such as for this plate of vinegar-wrapped dumplings. The most intuitive feeling is: the more you read, the more tired you become. This reminds me of the feeling I had when reading some niche-themed online articles 10 years ago. My personal suggestion is that since it is a Dark novel, reading it should at least have some fun similar to that of a Dark game, right? Every detail in the battle is also over-described, and tons of text are output just to get angry after killing a zombie. Even if the author has important foreshadowing here, but after reading a lot of pages, this foreshadowing is still hidden very deep. At the same time, there are other suppressions on the logic line, and it feels like there is only delay and no satisfaction [face covering] I hope the author can say more interesting content. Diablo's games are not only fun to play, but also fun to play. I hope that in addition to the long-term pleasure of describing and unraveling complex and depressing plot lines, your book can also provide some reading pleasure with a short payback period.
Well written and thoughtful article. However, the changes to the dark setting are too big, and it looks very unfamiliar. The pig's trotters are too picky, which makes it difficult to create a sense of immersion.