
Lord, Your Zombie Troops Aren't Weak at All
领主,僵尸兵种弱不了一点
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
241Chapters
35Reads
3Listens
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I've read over ten chapters, and I still don't know anything about the game's background setting. Whether the protagonist lives in a completely fictional world or something else, I have no idea. I feel the author has probably read a lot of novels or played many games, leading to the assumption that many things already exist. This results in many things having inexplicable origins. For example, if a building is upgraded, what materials were used? When were those materials collected? None of that is clear. Of course, these aren't the biggest problems. The real problem is the lack of detailed description of the protagonist. The lack of character development makes the whole novel feel like sleepwalking. The protagonist is clearly playing a purely online game, but it gives me the feeling that he has entered an incredibly familiar alternate world, is oblivious to everything else in reality, and has no intention of ever returning.
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