About a girl named Trace Kerrigan, the half-sister of Sarah Kerrigan, how she completed the ups and downs of the StarCraft 2 trilogy...
(The author works part-time and is currently taking the time to write a book. The entire content of the first volume has been completed and can be published after refinement)
Reader comments
Passing score, but only passing score, barely able to watch
Naihe is my second favorite game, StarCraft. There aren't any good articles on StarCraft here, so I'll add one star subjectively.
Let's talk about the advantages first:
The style is quite StarCraft, and the main characters basically don't have too many OOCs (my brain automatically dubbed them when I watched it)
The writing is bold and the plot changes greatly, but the overall situation is not outrageous. It is a reasonable but unexpected development.
The laughter is very natural. The protagonist has a fit and starts to spoof the hilarious interstellar style of everyone turning into carbots. The part where Matt's photo is betrayed is very funny.
Then there are the disadvantages:
The protagonist's presence is too strong and part of the plot is unreasonable. As a ghost agent, the protagonist inexplicably climbs to the deputy command position of the Rangers. It is particularly abrupt, and in many plots, it is a bit over-the-top, completely overshadowing the original role. The plot including room allocation is even a little bit poisonous, and it is even more difficult to play strawberry diplomacy later. Isn't it 40,000 yuan here, okay?
The author relied on impressions to write, and did not carefully review the plot and details before writing, resulting in constant small bugs. Including but not limited to: everyone's name for Renault is wrong, the order of the levels is greatly messed up (Plunder level, Rattlesnake level are not written, the train level disappears directly), the use of unofficial transliterated names, etc.
It is almost completely filled with AI, so some parts are just the AI-specific Chelu Lun talk (the author also explained that he is a busy type and can't finish writing without AI, so it's a matter of opinion)
The battle scenes are extremely, mind you, extremely lacking in description. The interaction and dialogue between levels are normal, but after entering the battlefield, it is basically the same as the plot outline. Many tasks are hastily written in just a few hundred words, making the combat part look particularly boring. Combined with the AI padding mentioned in the previous article, the overall readability is greatly reduced.
Anyway, cheers for the author
I have finished reading the updated one. Although it is not very rigorous in terms of settings and details, for now, it is the best StarCraft fanfic on Tomato, bar none.
The protagonist is a hexagonal warrior, Sister Kai's sister. Through the author's ingenious design, this book allows the main characters in the StarCraft plot to shine while maintaining the protagonist's absolute sense of existence. The character portrayal is also relatively non-OOC (I have always believed that OOC phenomena are inevitable in fan fiction, but the author has generally not deviated from the original setting)
The Rangers have been significantly strengthened, and it feels like they can compete with the three tribes.
Currently updated to the middle part of the worm's heart, it is a very worth-seeing work in interstellar fan fiction.
Disadvantages: The order of the plot has been changed, and the original plot details and settings were not attentive enough (Odin and Thor, how did the protagonist know the Protoss' tribute to Tassadar), but to be honest, it can be brought back through subsequent operations. I personally feel that it is not difficult to bring it back. It depends on how the author writes it later. Some of the sentences are not smooth due to the use of AI.
The dialogues in the book come with Chinese dubbing [laughing and crying]
I can only say that this novel is very popular among die-hard StarCraft fans. The way the novel is written and described has a very devilish flavor to it.
Good news for players who love StarCraft
I need to regroup my troops.
Anyone who writes about interstellar will get 5 stars as long as the plot is okay.
Passing score, but only passing score, barely able to watch Naihe is my second favorite game, StarCraft. There aren't any good articles on StarCraft here, so I'll add one star subjectively. Let's talk about the advantages first: The style is quite StarCraft, and the main characters basically don't have too many OOCs (my brain automatically dubbed them when I watched it) The writing is bold and the plot changes greatly, but the overall situation is not outrageous. It is a reasonable but unexpected development. The laughter is very natural. The protagonist has a fit and starts to spoof the hilarious interstellar style of everyone turning into carbots. The part where Matt's photo is betrayed is very funny. Then there are the disadvantages: The protagonist's presence is too strong and part of the plot is unreasonable. As a ghost agent, the protagonist inexplicably climbs to the deputy command position of the Rangers. It is particularly abrupt, and in many plots, it is a bit over-the-top, completely overshadowing the original role. The plot including room allocation is even a little bit poisonous, and it is even more difficult to play strawberry diplomacy later. Isn't it 40,000 yuan here, okay? The author relied on impressions to write, and did not carefully review the plot and details before writing, resulting in constant small bugs. Including but not limited to: everyone's name for Renault is wrong, the order of the levels is greatly messed up (Plunder level, Rattlesnake level are not written, the train level disappears directly), the use of unofficial transliterated names, etc. It is almost completely filled with AI, so some parts are just the AI-specific Chelu Lun talk (the author also explained that he is a busy type and can't finish writing without AI, so it's a matter of opinion) The battle scenes are extremely, mind you, extremely lacking in description. The interaction and dialogue between levels are normal, but after entering the battlefield, it is basically the same as the plot outline. Many tasks are hastily written in just a few hundred words, making the combat part look particularly boring. Combined with the AI padding mentioned in the previous article, the overall readability is greatly reduced. Anyway, cheers for the author
I have finished reading the updated one. Although it is not very rigorous in terms of settings and details, for now, it is the best StarCraft fanfic on Tomato, bar none. The protagonist is a hexagonal warrior, Sister Kai's sister. Through the author's ingenious design, this book allows the main characters in the StarCraft plot to shine while maintaining the protagonist's absolute sense of existence. The character portrayal is also relatively non-OOC (I have always believed that OOC phenomena are inevitable in fan fiction, but the author has generally not deviated from the original setting) The Rangers have been significantly strengthened, and it feels like they can compete with the three tribes. Currently updated to the middle part of the worm's heart, it is a very worth-seeing work in interstellar fan fiction. Disadvantages: The order of the plot has been changed, and the original plot details and settings were not attentive enough (Odin and Thor, how did the protagonist know the Protoss' tribute to Tassadar), but to be honest, it can be brought back through subsequent operations. I personally feel that it is not difficult to bring it back. It depends on how the author writes it later. Some of the sentences are not smooth due to the use of AI.
The dialogues in the book come with Chinese dubbing [laughing and crying]
I can only say that this novel is very popular among die-hard StarCraft fans. The way the novel is written and described has a very devilish flavor to it.
Good news for players who love StarCraft
I need to regroup my troops.
Anyone who writes about interstellar will get 5 stars as long as the plot is okay.
@ Blowing cold wind Why didn't you update suddenly [face covering]
It's a very high-quality interstellar fanfic, but... Don't use AI anymore! Are those words that humans can rent out?