Endfield: Wandering the Mortal World with Dovakin

It's still the old rule, give yourself a five-star first

Good luck, author, you really make me happy. The most powerful force, the Dragonborn born from it, teaches you efficient management...

You did a good job, you did a good job, where can I find someone who can play both Lao Gun and The End for you? [Note] All joking aside, the Dragonborn, a native of Skyrim, is still very difficult to shape. If you are not careful, you will turn into a race knight of the Negrane Code. However, at least for now, it seems that the protagonist still maintains restraint even though he has many Nordic traits. As for the end, I actually haven't played much, so I feel like I can put some effort into it? It feels like most of the enemies currently are at a level where they can be slapped to death by grabbing the root treasure.

A rare serious author, rare excellent writing, the following are the advantages of this novel 1. The author has a good grasp of the original plot and the changed plot direction. It can be clearly felt that the author has expectations for when to let the protagonist avoid the plot, when to intervene in the plot, to what extent the intervention will be, and what subsequent effects will be produced after the intervention. Therefore, there is no situation where the highlights of the original character are covered up or the original plot is blindly followed without any changes. 2. This is a third-person novel, but the language used by the author not only brings out the scene narrative that the third-person is good at, but also expresses inner thoughts and worldview output that the first-person is better at. The dialogue between the characters is smooth, the transitions are seamless, and the language style of each character is very appropriate. 3. As a powerful character from another world, the protagonist has not been reduced in combat power. He actively integrates into the new world and tries to make the items in the original world have new functions in the new world. This is a very valuable point. Grasping the two worldviews in different works is not as difficult as the two above.

The Dragonborn crosses the world and comes to the End. The concept of this cross-border combination is indeed novel. There is nothing to say about the writing style, especially the characterization is relatively excellent among online articles. For old readers who have followed the previous book, I hope the author will not write a confusing ending like the previous one! Also, can the update speed be sped up a little? I'll wait and see for more updates!

It's a potential new book, but ZMD currently has so few plots, so it's hard to write [Punch Out] and most of the valley plots are historical.

The rhythm of the opening chapter is very well controlled. The Dragonborn who ends Nirn's fate travels to Tower Guardian and meets the group of people in the End. The two world views collide and merge. There should be a lot of room for development in the future. I hope the author will keep writing and the follow-up will be exciting. It's a pity that not many people are watching. I'll show you people. 😏

The taste is gold. Although I have not understood the story background of the author's collaboration, it does not affect the viewing. The changes to the original plot are also very appropriate. It can be regarded as changing the poisonous points to excellence. The protagonist's behavior style is very suitable for me.

Originally I was just curious about the end of the world (after all, there are too few related ones), but I found out that the author has paid attention to it and read the book Knights of the Apocalypse. I believe in the author's strength 👍

The soul of a migrant worker, a cross-border worker, is God. Well, well, well, I think you can transform the End of the World into something like Satan. Dragon Roar VS Origin Stone Skills, author, just write it. The author did write it carefully, but I also read it carefully. Even if it's a little slower, don't let it end badly.