Chu Dongxi had never played Path to Nowhere before transmigrating into it. From the start, he accidentally stumbled into the imperial household and was born into the Cavendish family as its legitimate eldest son, Fad Cavendish.
Thus began the legendary life of a seasoned DisCity veteran.
No cheats, just an early start in life. As a boy, he went to study in Eastia, trained hard in the Snow-Cleaving Divine Art, guzzled Witch Sacrifice blood, and remodeled his body with Granny Ayiguo's toxins...
He even went undercover in the suzerain state and brought home the Sai-Fu Republic's ace spy, "Silver Granny" Hilda Hedlein:
"Why... why do you have to be from DisCity? Do you still remember... everything from back then?"
"Hilda, if I can't return to DisCity, if I can't go back and build up my country, I'd rather die here. And if I have to die here, I'd rather die by your hand."
"..."
What a pair of ill-fated lovers!
Then, with his own hands, he tore open the curtain on the DisCity War of Independence.
"Wherever there is oppression, there will be resistance!"
"DisCity belongs to the people of DisCity!"
"When a loaf of bread just to fill your stomach costs five hundred thousand DisCoins, nothing has any meaning anymore!"
"Then let the war begin! Let the smoke of battle spread from DisCity's skies to the borders of the Sea of Sand!"
"I hereby declare the DisCity Independence Army officially established!"
He seized the Blade of Ruin, brought distant lands to heel, and fought in one bloody battle after another until his fall.
"When I look back on my life, I won't regret having wasted my years..."
But the story of a legend was far from over.
He descended into the Nether Ruins, gathered lost souls, and shattered the mirror to be reborn!
His goal: President of DisCity!
This book is the culmination of the 2.7 Million-word Fushie author Ye Huyeji who wrote 2.7 Million words in Tomato and his experience in writing books for a Kun year. It is logically rigorous and tries to avoid common poisonous points. It is also good-looking. Come and take a look at Kouya! 😏
The author's writing is amazing, and he accurately captures the characters who are hopelessly lost. The character's personality is consistent with the original work. The plot is full of tension, the emotions are delicate and touching, and the atmosphere is full. Every plot is full of immersion. It is still moving after repeated readings. I look forward to more exciting new works!
I must give a thumbs up to Mr. Fox's novel. The story about the sister and some of the characters are not very good, but overall it's pretty good. As expected of Mr. Fox, he has improved to this extent in just two years. It's a pity that if Lost for No Time is your game, otherwise this novel might be more popular, but the same poisonous points are also embarrassing. For example, including the younger sister, although I really want to say that when you write, you can use other ways to elicit the younger sister, rather than just using the younger sister. Those who understand how to be lost indefinitely are fine, but those who don't understand how to be lost indefinitely are going to explode, right? 🤓🤓
It's quite good to watch, and I feel like it can be watched even by people who don't play games. Even I, who quit after playing the server for half a year, enjoyed watching it. My sister is feeling a little uncomfortable, so I can only say thank you for the company of more than 100 photos.
There is no doubt that this is an excellent fan novel of "Indefinitely Lost". The characters and plot are both excellent, but there is still room for improvement. The protagonist's personality is quite full, but the character he has created personally feels that he is not suitable for a harem, but is more suitable for the pure love route. (The full text is only my personal opinion and does not mean to guide writing) Old Dream 1 supplements the past of the protagonist and Siluda, and the pull between the two of them between love and national stance. Both of them are thinking about each other and carefully maintaining this relationship that should not exist in the first place. If Hilda was just playing along with him from beginning to end, and everything she did from beginning to end was never mixed with personal feelings, Fad could be ruthless to defraud money and sex, but Hilda was not. He saw the struggle and pain in Hilda's eyes. After dating, Siluda felt that the protagonist loved her deeply, but she still couldn't find out any useful information. She doubted whether the protagonist knew that she was a spy, whether the protagonist loved her, and whether the love between the two was just an act, but she couldn't say clearly. It hurts, it hurts so much. After watching it, I went to catch up on the storyline of Hilda's activities overnight 😢 "What are your plans after graduation?" "Go back to Dis, go home - I'm needed there" "What about... Me? Have you ever thought about our future?" Faced with this answer, the protagonist chose to escape but was brought back on track by Siluda's words: "Just tell me whether you have thought about it!" The protagonist's answer was obviously that he had thought about it. "Then you marry me! I am willing to marry you!" "Then if you come back to Dis with me, I will definitely marry you! I will only love you in this life." Hilda couldn't go to Dis, and Fad couldn't love only one person in this life. "It would be better if you were not from Dis." "It would be nice if you were from Dis too" I read it with the intention of reading a book with multiple female protagonists. After watching Old Dreams I completely forgot that this was a book with multiple female protagonists. It was so pure love 😢 Now let's talk about the points that I personally think are lacking: ① Maid Fina. Like the male protagonist. After being seduced so many times and being rejected so many times, it was time to retreat to the position of a servant and stop being delusional. It was time to become a little more conscious. She was still provocative when she learned that Hilda was Fad's lover. ② Fina's dream note: "Fade Cavendish is the only man I love deeply in my life, and I will only give him my whole heart and soul (this promise is only valid for the woman who signed this dream note)." To be honest, it was quite uncomfortable, although the latter dream note is gone. I think what everyone wants to see more is that the protagonist uses his own personality charm to make the heroines fall in love with him from their own hearts, rather than relying on foreign objects to forcefully bind him and subtly influence him. ③The experience with Li Chen was a bit abrupt, skipping over thirty years in the middle. During this period, it was also taken care of, but this can be repaired. It is not a big problem. You can have an old dream again. ④After the death of several maids, the prefixes engraved on their tombstones were those of Fade's wife. The tombstones are still near Fade. The maids privately call themselves Fade women, that's all, to highlight the charm of the male protagonist after his death, as they still love him after so many years. What do citizens of Dis think? Cavendish invests a large amount of money every year to promote the male protagonist, and people will definitely come to pay homage. How do you feel when you see that the prefixes of the tombstones next to them are engraved with Fader's wife? This book is still very interesting. If you are interested, you can read it.
This is a rare unissued fanfic written by a veteran, so no need to say more.
The content written by the author is very vivid, and there are no any descriptions of the characters. The original plot makes me very satisfied. It's not good. I have watched other original content before and I don't want to watch it.
It's pretty good. Come on, author, pay attention to your health and don't interrupt. My sister is so tough, so what's the point of implying that the protagonist is not your biological child? There may be foreshadowing behind this, but can't you not write it so intimately at the beginning? I don't know how much better it is to just write my sister to death than this, and this fleeting time is a bit long. It seems that there are only a dozen or so, but each chapter has an average of 6,000 words. Of course, this is acceptable. After all, I don't read the plot, so I can understand it, but I really can't accept my sister. Either write to death or don't be so close, or they can be biological. This poisonous point should be easy to avoid. Oh, it's a pity for such a rare book 😢
Generally speaking, I don't really like a self-created person having an affair with multiple incarcerated people. I prefer the director and the incarcerated people. However, the emotional drama in this book is relatively well written, and it doesn't seem to have any weird feelings so far.
Even those who have never played "Wu Qi Lost" can still read it smoothly. The writing is good and the plot is smooth. As long as the rhythm is maintained, this book will be the first among Wu Qi fandoms.