Transmigrating, Starting with Terraria

Has anyone ever played Terraria? Raise your hand.

I only read the previous free chapters, and I felt that the author did not have a good grasp of the plot, especially the communication with the characters in the plot, and he could not well shape the protagonist's character.

In the early stage, if you brush the Queen Bee hard, there is about one thousandth chance that the Bee Mount will fall out.

I don't think the Terra chapter is too game-like. The gamification I am talking about here means that it relies too much on the game plot and is too game-oriented. People who have never played the game don't know what they are writing about? It will make people who are just beginning to read it feel like what the hell is written, rubbish, don't read it, so that no one cares about the subsequent chapters, otherwise there will be more than 500 chapters, and there will be no such data.

There are shortcomings in the setting and logic, and the writing problem is secondary. The main reason is that the rationality of the settings in the game should be considered when it is embodied in a different world. The setting is the basis of the operating logic of the novel, which is equivalent to the foundation of a building. It must not be directly copied... After all, game designers need to consider the playability of the game and the players. The operability and interactivity, setting and plot must make concessions for the players to have fun, so the player's identity must be the "destined person". Everything in the world revolves around the player, so it is reasonable and logically explainable for the player to defeat the boss, because the player comes here to solve all problems. "You" in the world of Terraria is the inevitable savior of a world where gods and gods and Buddhas are officially designated by the game designer. Every extremely powerful boss is designed to serve as a stepping stone for the players in front of the screen to be happy and happy But this does not mean that these monsters and bosses are really as noobs as they appear in the game. The stories of some games cannot be regarded as the same set of settings...😒

If you open a new book at your current level, you will have no problem doubling your score.

If you like Terraria novels, you can read "Teraria Afterlife" from Qidian. A new chapter will be updated in five days. Remarks: Please check the release time of the comments below. Regarding the word count, due to my status as a student party, I have tried my best. Until now, I have updated part of it. I hope you can understand.

The author is awesome. He wrote almost two million words without making any money. Feelings are so powerful. I have a collection of martial arts novels. The writing style is relaxed and pleasant, but the results are not very good. Four million words seems to be only a few thousand recommendations... There is no big bad point, but the subject matter is not read, and I am still working hard to update it.

In the introduction, I didn't see the creation of all things 😥, I only saw the protagonist being played around like a fool, and I think the truth told by the tree demon must be true? Very skeptical.

There is a saying that NPCs can actually be set in some remote places. The protagonist can fight monsters, explore, and become stronger alone. If necessary, he can go to the NPCs. I feel that Terrali NPCs are tools. They are used by the doctor to fight monsters in the early stage. After the disaster is destroyed, the doctor touches them and they are gone. , Or it is a multi-professional brother style, where several novices of different professions fight monsters and share equipment together. I feel that the lord is not suitable for the world of Terraria. After all, the big bosses are all evil gods, and the last one is at least a false god. If you fight a boss in the territory, don't your whole family directly ascend to heaven? Either gather the NPCs together and build a market-like place, and the protagonist can go there to supply supplies when needed.