Looking at the wizard from another perspective, a story line parallel to Geralt's. The protagonist's story will affect Geralt's story, completing the wizarding world that is not from Geralt's perspective.
Leo is an NPC in The Witcher III world.
One day he suddenly had his own consciousness.
He listened to the protagonist's great achievements and looked at his companions who went about their business every day.
He decided to change himself, he didn't want to stay like this forever.
He becomes a follower of the game's protagonist.
Under the guidance of the protagonist, he embarked on an adventurous journey alone.
Along the way, he met many different people and experienced many bizarre things.
In the end, he himself became a hero.
Reader comments
A very good novel. It is rare to see the world from this perspective. However, if it is a player, there is a high probability that the protagonist will seek death or let the protagonist die. It is unlikely that the protagonist will be regarded as life, which is a bit disconnected. It is better to set it as a follower or apprentice that the player thinks can grow, giving the player a uniqueness and specialness.
The story is okay, but the protagonist is not very good. I feel that it can be strengthened. Demon hunters are actually just physically strong and experienced, plus they can put some magic seals. In fact, in the original book, there are still several people who Geralt can't defeat, such as a certain warlock. Geralt was completely beaten in swordsmanship with him. This aspect can be considered to be strengthened.
Unique experiences and stories~
It's like a movie.
Although I have never played The Witcher, I can still understand that world through this...
Interesting, silky story and development
Looking forward to the follow-up content!
It's well written, it's pretty good, I just hope that there won't be more special NPCs like Raiden.
The perspective is very novel and quite interesting.
The writing is very good, it feels like playing the game again and you can see another side of the game. But I just feel that the growth rate is a bit slow and it's not exciting enough. Once I stop looking at it for a few days, I don't want to pick it up again.
It seems very nice, the protagonist is a really good person
I feel like the author can strengthen the protagonist a little bit, making it stronger than Geralt in the game, but just as strong as a player who doesn't know how to cheat [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss]
It's pretty good. If you have played the original game, you will find it quite interesting. It uses the main storyline of The Witcher III game as the background of the novel. It is a good novel for those who are interested in the original game.
The story is good, keep it up [like]
The author has indeed read the original work. The content is consistent with the original work without being too follow-up. The protagonist is a good person.
Can the author draw on The Witcher 3 to write his own world for the next book? I like The Witcher 3 very much, and I especially love reading this genre. This book is also well written, but it is based on The Witcher 3. The character creation is very average, the protagonist's personality is very empty, and there are no memorable points. The story in the early stages can be interesting, but in the middle stage it starts to get boring.
Okay, look at this from another angle
The author is very nice to support.
It was very interesting, I stayed up late to watch it, especially the early stages.
Very well written, ordinary people's adventures
Damn it, I just realized that I didn't rate it. The author's writing is really good. It doesn't deviate from the original work but is also very innovative. The character creation is also good.
The angle is indeed good, and the rhythm of writing is also to my liking.
A very good novel. It is rare to see the world from this perspective. However, if it is a player, there is a high probability that the protagonist will seek death or let the protagonist die. It is unlikely that the protagonist will be regarded as life, which is a bit disconnected. It is better to set it as a follower or apprentice that the player thinks can grow, giving the player a uniqueness and specialness.
The story is okay, but the protagonist is not very good. I feel that it can be strengthened. Demon hunters are actually just physically strong and experienced, plus they can put some magic seals. In fact, in the original book, there are still several people who Geralt can't defeat, such as a certain warlock. Geralt was completely beaten in swordsmanship with him. This aspect can be considered to be strengthened.
Unique experiences and stories~ It's like a movie. Although I have never played The Witcher, I can still understand that world through this... Interesting, silky story and development Looking forward to the follow-up content!
It's well written, it's pretty good, I just hope that there won't be more special NPCs like Raiden.
The perspective is very novel and quite interesting.
The writing is very good, it feels like playing the game again and you can see another side of the game. But I just feel that the growth rate is a bit slow and it's not exciting enough. Once I stop looking at it for a few days, I don't want to pick it up again.
It seems very nice, the protagonist is a really good person I feel like the author can strengthen the protagonist a little bit, making it stronger than Geralt in the game, but just as strong as a player who doesn't know how to cheat [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss]
It's pretty good. If you have played the original game, you will find it quite interesting. It uses the main storyline of The Witcher III game as the background of the novel. It is a good novel for those who are interested in the original game.
The story is good, keep it up [like]
The author has indeed read the original work. The content is consistent with the original work without being too follow-up. The protagonist is a good person.
Can the author draw on The Witcher 3 to write his own world for the next book? I like The Witcher 3 very much, and I especially love reading this genre. This book is also well written, but it is based on The Witcher 3. The character creation is very average, the protagonist's personality is very empty, and there are no memorable points. The story in the early stages can be interesting, but in the middle stage it starts to get boring.
Okay, look at this from another angle
The author is very nice to support.
It was very interesting, I stayed up late to watch it, especially the early stages.
Very well written, ordinary people's adventures
Damn it, I just realized that I didn't rate it. The author's writing is really good. It doesn't deviate from the original work but is also very innovative. The character creation is also good.
The angle is indeed good, and the rhythm of writing is also to my liking.