An Otherworldly Collision with My World

The great nanny helps people fight and provide food. The daughter of the Marquis of Nitian led the legendary monster to the protagonist's door. After being rescued by the protagonist, she immediately asked the protagonist to help her father fight the monster tide led by another legendary monster. Behind the protagonist was a giant dragon and an army of puppets. She did not occupy the land or support the puppets. She ran to help the Marquis fight the monster tide. The monster tide beat back the famine in the Marquis' territory. The daughter naturally thought of asking the protagonist to send MC seeds to save the famine. The total reward for the whole process is all the magic books of a Marquis. Recruiting local people to work, he chose a bunch of social trash, some who escaped from the battlefield, and some who picked locks, killed people, and stole money in the middle of the night. They were all incorporated into his "own people"

This book follows the MC's path of changing the world, not the protagonist, an extraterrestrial demon, who conquers the other world. The word "invasion" is used because of some gimmicks in it (I can't think of a better name) [face covering]. The plot will focus more on the supporting characters. The protagonist in most cases plays the role of a medium and a guarantee of force (tool man). You can rest assured and continue reading, the follow-up plot outline has been arranged, and readers will definitely not be disappointed [Sending heartfelt wishes]

Yes, the quality is compared to other Infinite Flow MC novels and Invincible MC world-traveling novels. The world view and background are more stable, the story rhythm is maintained very well, the characters and the story background are well combined, and there is no drama problem. Although it is still not as full as it is at present, it only has a few dozen chapters, and overall the quality is still very good. This novel reminds me of a very interesting Mc novel I once read. One of the core settings mentioned the issue of entropy increase and entropy decrease. For example, in that novel, Mc's water is endless, but as long as it is scooped out by a bucket or absorbed by a sponge and filled with blocks, the source of its endless water will be extinguished and all the water will flow out. The water will disappear, but the water vapor that is quoted, absorbed by plants, and taken away by the air will not disappear, which means that the water will grow infinitely at this moment. In this way, in the background world of the novel, these resources that can be said to be infinite under the MC mechanism are gradually filled up by the limited world set in the novel, leading to the world in the novel There is an academic theory with entropy as the core in the world view, and it is also said in this theory that the expansion of unlimited resources is also a kind of destruction of the synentropic nature of the existing world, which led the protagonist at that time, as the master of the infinite Mc world, to self-ban the flow of these resources to the limited other world as much as possible, until the development of the other world can It will be supplied when more resources are needed. This caused the other world to enter a communist society early. When it reached 620,000 words, it could not be written anymore, because by that time it had developed from a magical civilization to an interstellar magical civilization. If it continued to be written, it could only write about the universe hypothesis, so the author stopped updating, and then after a few months, the novel was removed from the shelves. Supplement: There is obviously a lack of novels at the end of the novel, and the number of follow-up updates has dropped off a cliff. If readers are looking for long-term stable quality, they can change to the next one. If they are looking for novels with a stable rhythm in the early stages, they can read the previous ones.

It's not bad. I have an idea from the author. In the future, I will make a monster personification. Instead of all the monsters, I will make a personification of the King of War among the monsters. For example, I saw the Wither Queen module on Station B. It's really cool.

I hope I can finish writing it and watch the ads to support it. Did the author not understand what we came to see? I always write about things that have nothing to do with MC. Downgraded from two stars to one star.

To be honest, the setting is quite good, a combination of MC and another world, but the world setting of the other world is a bit confusing. When I first watched it, I thought it was a Western fantasy, but the characters spoke and acted like an ancient Chinese TV series. This is an adventure world, with magic, knights, warriors, classes and conflicts, and more importantly, the cruelty of this world, with life and death, insidious and cunning people, selfish people, and just and kind people. At present, I can't tell what a different world is like, and the writing is very "empty". The character development of the protagonist I can't understand the creation. He is a person who traveled to my world, not directly became a god. I feel that the protagonist comes out as he wants, and nothing matters. Unlike an individual, the protagonist can be powerful and arrogant, or he can be confident and low-key, or he can be abstract, or he can be a mature and stable person. Updated Chapter 57. I read Chapter 52. I was a little disappointed when I saw the end. It didn't have the grand world I imagined. I just wrote about it. The content didn't mention that you should read it yourself. Maybe some people like it. I clicked on Power Generation for Love. I didn't read it in vain.

It's a very smart book. According to the starting point, it is "definitely not written by a newbie." It does not stick to the MC system but writes a relatively complete world view. The character of the protagonist is also "normal" (forgive me, I really don't know how to describe it). However, it can be seen that the author usually plays integrated packages based on the original values ​​and needs to pay attention to the positioning. The protagonist's values ​​are not at a crushing level. This is both Fang and Fang. The advantage of launching a wonderful narrative is also the disadvantage of reducing the coolness to a certain extent, because the PVP skills in MC are really difficult to reflect the "subtlety" in a world view with a higher combat power. What readers see more is the mechanical killing of pearls and other props and the super value of MC equipment (the plot I saw has not yet shown the protagonist using a boat to trap monsters outside, so I give it a thumbs up, this kind of operation affects the narrative perception too much) I saw someone in the book review section saying that I couldn't stand it until about chapter 120, so I also read chapter 120, and found out that this is the situation. The author spent a lot of time on promoting the plot of his Western fantasy worldview, instead of focusing on the protagonist. However, the author's description of the political aspects can only be said to be at the level of compulsory education. Even the decision-making of "the south has strong defense, so attack the north" must be written as a serious matter. I can still understand that this is the unique "everyone is no better" in the magical Middle Ages, and after all, this is Tomato, and we need to take care of some readers who don't want to use their brains, but in short, the situation is like this. There are no clear poisonous points or mistakes, but there is a lack of bright spots or cool points that can arouse the readers' emotions.

It's the theme of another world plus Minecraft that I've been looking for. For this theme and the plot that suits my appetite, I'll give it five stars. However, as a common problem in MC novels, it is difficult to control the expansion of combat power. It is still in the early stages, and it is more of a relaxed development period where the protagonist is invincible and does not need to be driven away by difficulties. Let's see how the author balances the mod's combat power in the future, as well as the development balance between block dungeons and different worlds. But in short, I'm looking forward to the first hand first. As long as it doesn't expand too outrageously, I can accept it. The author will update it quickly. [Praise]

It's quite possible. The setting and world view are quite stable. It should collapse a little slower. But author, you have to think carefully about the setting of the dungeon later. A gold nugget the size of a fist, according to your exchange ratio, will soon depreciate in the middle ages where productivity is insufficient. After all, money that cannot be spent is just waste paper. Either add gold at the end, which is a consumable in alchemy. Either add more monsters and useful props to your dungeon, or keep exchanging gold for a long time. If you add some MODs from other worlds later, such as Twilight and Paradise, you can actually consider putting some portals in the dungeons. Simple dungeons are actually rarely interesting. As long as the natives don't enter the main world or some MOD worlds, let them enter if they have the ability. In fact, it doesn't matter. After all, they don't have a synthesis formula, and they are still working for the protagonist (just by opening the exchange for the Totem of Immortality, they can give the materials for killing monsters to the protagonist) Moreover, it is also a spectacle for the natives to enter the cube world to fight monsters [eating melon]

Very nice. It's just that the combat power of the ordinary monsters in the article is too weak. There is no action description. I hope there will be some action description. Of course, just a little will do. After all, I don't want to see one action followed by several paragraphs of text. Minecraft Mod Recommendation: Epic Battle