[D&D Setting Derivative, with an Original Protagonist and Story]
This is the story of an ordinary transmigrator who makes getting home her top priority and sticks to two basic principles: stay out of trouble and refuse cross-species romance. In the end, she breaks both principles, becomes a goddess, and saves the world along the way.
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Huo Li transmigrates to Faerun.
On this continent of many races and faiths, where the gods are real, she becomes...
A very unremarkable human.
To get home, Huo Li resolves to learn magic as quickly as possible and coerces (crossed out) persuades the Tiefling wizard Karl to be her temporary tutor.
Karl: Learn magic in a hurry? Hah. With a human's talent for magic...
Huo Li: Is this racial discrimination? Can someone do something about it?
If you don't have enough talent, make up for it by spending money. Besides studying from scrolls, she can also cast spells using magic items.
Huo Li: If I have no money, how do I get magic items quickly?
Karl: Find a powerful wizard, kill them, and claim everything in their tower.
Huo Li: ...
Huo Li: Is anyone else around?
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And so she meets
- A devil who loves speaking in riddles,
- A dragonborn who loves gossip,
- A Drow/Dark Elf whose face is beautiful and whose heart is darker than anyone's.
Huo Li: Weren't humans supposed to be the most common race?
-And a tall human paladin with a frivolous manner who likes cross-dressing (?).
Huo Li: ...
What's more, fanatical (evil) cultists are searching for a saint from another world who can bring about the apocalypse, so they can resurrect their god!
The transmigrator known as the Destroyer of Faerun, Huo Li, buried under a pile of flyers: ...Anyone can stay in this lousy place if they want. I'm going home!
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Huo Li's talent for magic emerges, and she even receives a wizard's tower.
However, the archmage seems to know the secret of her transmigration.
To unravel the mystery, Huo Li sets off on an adventure with Karl.
She hopes to find a way home, but step by step, she walks into the gods' prophecy.
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Reader's Guide
1. Everyday life in the early chapters, then quests, adventures, and uncovering the truth in the middle and later chapters. The romance is a slow burn: human x Tiefling, 1v1 HE.
2. Everyone is chaotic on the alignment chart, including the paladin... Perhaps only the devil still follows the rules and is lawful. (Devil: ?)
3. The setting is inspired by Baldur's Gate 3 and the Forgotten Realms/Dungeons & Dragons, and will be introduced in detail.
4. The main plot includes important original worldbuilding. Overall, this is a low-magic Western fantasy adventure. Not everyone mentioned is a love interest, and some are villains.
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Starting from Chapter 88, the novel will be paywalled on July 12. If you've already read it, you don't need to buy it again. Thank you for all your encouragement and support! (Kisses!)
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Please add my next novel, The Devil's Bargain, to your reading list.
It is a love story that begins with Pride and Prejudice. The bickering pair are at each other's throats all the way through, until the proud one finally bows his head and goes from tsundere to wearing his heart on his sleeve.
Chaotic Good x Lawful Evil, 1v1 HE
A fictional academy AU based on Baldur's Gate 3, with an original story.
Theme: Write your own destiny
Let me share here my feelings after watching it for the first time.
I don't know about DND, I just watched it because of Western fantasy. Generally speaking, there is no big problem and it does not affect the viewing.
Perhaps because it has a relatively detailed world view, the background of the entire Western Fantasy story, and the vivid depictions of various races. The characterization is excellent. The supporting characters do not overshadow the main role, and many of them have the role of threading the thread. However, there are also many supporting roles, with many titles and nicknames, and sometimes I need to react to a sudden change of words.
The whole story line is very clear, and it feels like an RPG adventure story. The protagonist learns every step of the way, goes to different places to upgrade and fight monsters, acquires skills, gets to know partners, and finally pieces together the story to get the truth. Personally, I feel that in the love line, there is a little bit of pavement for the beginning of love, and the portrayal of the heroine's inner struggle in the later period is a little rough. Every transition is depicted, but maybe in the later stages, the plot progresses quickly. From about the first time I left Waterdeep, the whole plot suddenly became faster-paced. There were some places where I didn't read so smoothly.
I can feel that the author's thoughts may have changed during the update process, resulting in this change in time rhythm. In addition, I feel that the description of the space in the article is not particularly detailed, or the main description is closely related to the main task, and the scene transition is still a bit unsmooth in reading. I still have some doubts about the relationship between cycles. I may have time to think about it a second time, and maybe post it again then.
However, many of the above-mentioned awkwardness in reading may be related to the fact that I am not a DND player. Overall, it is a good western fantasy adventure love novel. It has better story logic than many V novels. It is definitely a great value for free.
Interested friends can check out the column for pre-receipt:
"Contract/Devil's Deal" Taff x Raphael, a derivative of the devil character, can be regarded as an original European and American campus love comedy;
"The author of the cheating book wears the book", author x character, original background Western fantasy.
Gales: Is my thesis just part of your play?
Hey, but can't we find a priest? I still can't think calmly. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I have so many questions and I really need to read the next chapter. TT I obviously wanted to comment on whether there is any magic contraception when I was halfway through it! ! ! How could this happen? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This seems to be the first time I have seen a DND-related (fan) novel. I have always liked fantasy backgrounds, but various fantasy novels are difficult to read. Later I found that I probably like the DND-style setting. In addition, this book has my favorite adventure + growth. It is really a satisfying book.
Looking forward to seeing more fantasy stories written by the author~
ps I'm playing Pathfinder recently, and I really like my little tiefling thief teammate. He's so cute~ There's also an angel brother who's all wrapped up and he's so cool~
I think Pathfinder is very good at shaping teammates. The interactions between teammates and their respective plots are very interesting. Highly recommend!
Squidward collects the stool and goes back to the house emoticon package. Jpg
Dragonborn, hehe... Dragonborn
Suddenly thought: What kind of children would a tiefling and a human have? There are so many humanoid intelligent races in Faerûn, and there is no reproductive isolation even for those who are not humanoid (referring to the Monster Manual, from A to Z, even the constructed creatures are not spared...), Even bugbears and ogres have love, and the varieties of hybrids are also weird. Is there a half-tiefling?
A rare background text about the Forgotten Realm! The emotional line and the background setting of Faerun are written very naturally, but the story and adventure are not very well written.
I may never be able to eat meat again in this life (peace)
Let me share here my feelings after watching it for the first time. I don't know about DND, I just watched it because of Western fantasy. Generally speaking, there is no big problem and it does not affect the viewing. Perhaps because it has a relatively detailed world view, the background of the entire Western Fantasy story, and the vivid depictions of various races. The characterization is excellent. The supporting characters do not overshadow the main role, and many of them have the role of threading the thread. However, there are also many supporting roles, with many titles and nicknames, and sometimes I need to react to a sudden change of words. The whole story line is very clear, and it feels like an RPG adventure story. The protagonist learns every step of the way, goes to different places to upgrade and fight monsters, acquires skills, gets to know partners, and finally pieces together the story to get the truth. Personally, I feel that in the love line, there is a little bit of pavement for the beginning of love, and the portrayal of the heroine's inner struggle in the later period is a little rough. Every transition is depicted, but maybe in the later stages, the plot progresses quickly. From about the first time I left Waterdeep, the whole plot suddenly became faster-paced. There were some places where I didn't read so smoothly. I can feel that the author's thoughts may have changed during the update process, resulting in this change in time rhythm. In addition, I feel that the description of the space in the article is not particularly detailed, or the main description is closely related to the main task, and the scene transition is still a bit unsmooth in reading. I still have some doubts about the relationship between cycles. I may have time to think about it a second time, and maybe post it again then. However, many of the above-mentioned awkwardness in reading may be related to the fact that I am not a DND player. Overall, it is a good western fantasy adventure love novel. It has better story logic than many V novels. It is definitely a great value for free.
Interested friends can check out the column for pre-receipt: "Contract/Devil's Deal" Taff x Raphael, a derivative of the devil character, can be regarded as an original European and American campus love comedy; "The author of the cheating book wears the book", author x character, original background Western fantasy.
Gales: Is my thesis just part of your play?
Hey, but can't we find a priest? I still can't think calmly. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I have so many questions and I really need to read the next chapter. TT I obviously wanted to comment on whether there is any magic contraception when I was halfway through it! ! ! How could this happen? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This seems to be the first time I have seen a DND-related (fan) novel. I have always liked fantasy backgrounds, but various fantasy novels are difficult to read. Later I found that I probably like the DND-style setting. In addition, this book has my favorite adventure + growth. It is really a satisfying book. Looking forward to seeing more fantasy stories written by the author~ ps I'm playing Pathfinder recently, and I really like my little tiefling thief teammate. He's so cute~ There's also an angel brother who's all wrapped up and he's so cool~ I think Pathfinder is very good at shaping teammates. The interactions between teammates and their respective plots are very interesting. Highly recommend!
Squidward collects the stool and goes back to the house emoticon package. Jpg
Dragonborn, hehe... Dragonborn
Suddenly thought: What kind of children would a tiefling and a human have? There are so many humanoid intelligent races in Faerûn, and there is no reproductive isolation even for those who are not humanoid (referring to the Monster Manual, from A to Z, even the constructed creatures are not spared...), Even bugbears and ogres have love, and the varieties of hybrids are also weird. Is there a half-tiefling?
A rare background text about the Forgotten Realm! The emotional line and the background setting of Faerun are written very naturally, but the story and adventure are not very well written.
I may never be able to eat meat again in this life (peace)