
Building Another World
打造异界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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- Building a New WorldEnglish name
- Creating a New WorldEnglish name
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I don't know why, but before, reading novels often felt like a whole world unfolding before me. Now, reading novels feels like watching a dry, lifeless stage play. This is... Why?
The correct way to read this novel is to avoid adopting the protagonist's perspective and treat them as a passerby. Some of the more quirky plot points will then become quite amusing. 😁
This book is great, everyone should check it out!
The parts about women are a bit harsh! Especially the scenes where the protagonist is swayed by public opinion during the selection of the Great General in Holy Dragon City, and the handling of thieves is also influenced by public opinion. This makes the protagonist seem to lack any of the dignity and domineering presence of a city lord.
The village chief's son, trained in the town's guards for a year—that's terrifying. I tried my best not to use my brain, but around chapter seventy, the author literally ripped my skull off and rubbed it into the ground. Farming is fine. Then suddenly a beautiful woman gets captured by kobolds, and a hero comes to her rescue. Okay, okay, one is manageable. Then another one appears.
I read a bit and almost got poisoned to death. No wonder the author is a "Nine-Life Holy Mother"—impressive! If it were a pure wish-fulfillment story, I could understand, but the author insisted on throwing in illogical plot points. Not only did the beginning and end of the story not match up, but did the protagonist have to be so saintly? Anyone could step on his face; he's incredibly pathetic.
So what game did the male protagonist play at the beginning?
Author! Author! Author! Your memory is terrible! You're always forgetting things. We just mentioned the things the protagonist got, and you've already forgotten them in just a few chapters. Also, the protagonist used so many items that permanently increased his attributes, and even climbed the Heavenly Ladder, increasing all his attributes by 1000!
Intelligence is a good thing! Whenever a female lead appears, the protagonist's intelligence drops to a whole new level. 😰
I thought it was rubbish when I was in junior high, and now that I'm in college, it's still "history".