Game Witcher

The poisonous point of this book is very special. Others have poisonous content, or poor writing skills that lead to connection problems. This author directly creates a new poisonous point, which has never been done before. It is not an exaggeration to call him the master of the new poisonous point. Is this a book written by the author himself? Why is every chapter cut off at the beginning and end? Is this how you write your essays? Do you want to understand the feelings of people watching? "This is my home. There is a plate of apples on the table. The apples are so delicious. I am back from the hospital. I will never eat randomly again. Tomorrow will be better!" What you write just gives people who read it a headache. You also like to play some bad jokes, which makes the headache even worse. No chapter can be continued smoothly. Each chapter is "This is a plate of apples, tomorrow will be better" and is meant to be read. Although the Chinese blog is very sophisticated and profound, it does not affect the reading of the full text, but it is only a good novel that can be understood by just reading.

"I was called to fight against them. Dear Emperor, This is my promised land."

The story of this book is well written. The protagonist and supporting characters can leave a deep impression on people. It is a pity that the focus after the first and middle stages of the book is not on the growth of the protagonist.

Every day the recommendation votes are given to this book, it must have a good ending. The EU cowardly chose dimensionality reduction, Maozi chose the Steel Plan in an extreme way, the US imperialism was determined to be soy sauce from the root, the black uncles just paid for phone calls, and China resolutely chose to fight to the end. All choices are for survival. Maybe the ending is being corrupted by chaos, maybe the ending is self-purification, maybe the ending is infinite reincarnation, maybe the ending is only despair. China still chose to fight to the end, creating its own without hope, and even death could not stop it. I like this choice

I like this book very much. The unyielding stubbornness runs throughout the book. I can outline the image of each character in my mind, because everyone has their own personality characteristics, and everyone's behavior is consistent with their identity and background. Those who are greedy for power, those who pursue lust, those who long for immortality, those who are addicted to killing, those who explore the unknown, those who surrender to fear, those who have firm beliefs. Under the despair of the four evil gods shrouding the world, the above-mentioned people show us the light and darkness in the false world; as Chinese people, we have always had only one choice. Since we cannot see the future, then we will create the dawn and die for the people. Maybe the inability to defeat the enemy makes me despair, maybe the distortion of illusion and reality makes me confused, maybe the endless sacrifices make me hesitate, maybe hope is as fleeting as sparks: but as a human being, you should bear its weight. Stubbornness turns into a sharp blade in the hand to slay evil spirits, responsibility and honor turn into shields and armor to resist corruption, faith turns into a beacon, keep the original intention in mind and forge ahead. This is the protagonist in my heart.

It took me a long time to read it. It was so shocking. It was so well written. It was actually the author's first book. It's so 🐮🍺. I couldn't write a novel in a hundred years. I have read so many online articles. This is the first book where the protagonist and supporting characters moved me. The plot is really good. Although I don't understand the original background setting at all, the writing is easy to understand and does not affect the reading of passersby. Whether it is the promotion of the main plot or the characterization of the characters, the character images are basically very full, and at the same time, just the right amount of laughter is interspersed to add interest without affecting the character setting. The shining points of human beings are described vividly, hard work and persistence, never giving up hope, and desperate sacrifices. It moved me to tears several times. Sure enough, the hymn of human beings is the hymn of courage. The protagonist who is ruthless and talkative is also very likable. Although there are many female characters, the protagonist has not forgotten the original intention and only wants to save the world. There is no messy relationship, which is very gratifying. Women will only affect the speed of drawing my sword. Jpg. The frequently changing perspectives do make it a bit tiring to watch, but it's not a big problem. Because there are so many branch lines, it is a test of skill to be able to go hand in hand without appearing cluttered [I would like to praise the author again for being awesome], and it is also very interesting to be able to smoothly connect different scenes and transition naturally in one sentence. The final battle was very tense and exciting, and the ending felt a little rushed. I thought it would be a 300-round battle that would turn everything upside down. Fortunately, the choice of the protagonist made up for some regrets. Xiao Xu is really a good guy. The open ending is quite good. There is no new map but it is just enough, leaving people with unfinished thoughts and imagination. After reading it, I couldn't help but wonder, can the protagonist be resurrected, and will the liberated soul be reborn? Everyone is finally relieved, woo woo. Although there are some minor flaws, the overall flaws are not concealed. I keep writing and the future will be promising. I am looking forward to the author's next book✊🏻

I remember I started watching it in high school, and I have followed it intermittently until I am now almost a senior. I have been preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination and stopped all entertainment projects. I just kept this one. Waiting for you to finish it. It is finally finished. The story of Xu Yichen is over. The story of Xu Haibo is still going on. When I come back from the shore, I will read the author's new book. Come on, come on, come on, hhhh rush

A small comment, I beg the author not to open so many branch plots. The main plot is only the beginning after 3 million words, and the scenes are switched too frequently. Basically, one chapter is cut, which makes it really difficult to concentrate on reading. The most unbearable thing for me is why it is necessary to arrange for Nangong to carry a box all the way, and he has written a million or two million words and is still carrying the box. Why should a good book be as fancy as a kaleidoscope? Isn't it a bit indifferent to priorities? It's uncomfortable, brother

Our will is God's will. May everything you look at find a smooth path! ——Memory of "Game of Demon Hunters", to all idealists

The recent plot always feels weird. On one side, there is a game between the Great Finalists and Nurgle using race as a bargaining chip. On the other side, Huang Laoxie and his party are playing house in Europa... Speaking of the fact that China does not intend to reduce the dimensionality, what is the purpose of gathering EU's wool in the game at a time of internal and external troubles? Just for pleasure? I have to say that the recent descriptions of the Evil God's tricks are really cleverly conceived, especially the plot where Torchwood is tightly pressed on the dimensionality reduction plan by T's tricks, which really makes people see a kind of despair. Each evil god's style is very distinct. T reduced the entire EU to dimensionality. K's family alone produced a fierce batch of red mist. N quietly and suddenly competed with the big finalists in the efficiency of genocide. S was relatively embarrassing, but his ability to revive corpses made people break out in cold sweats. It feels like the author has reached the final stage. This is probably the most difficult time to write this book. I have to say that, except for some strange pacing issues, the overall plot is still very stable. The mysteries of gods, wizard kings, ancient Rome, and the Necrontyr are all being revealed bit by bit. The protagonist is finally on the path he should take as a "variable", and the resistance of various countries to chaos has reached its limit... The only regret is that the "flush toilet" plan appears a bit unexpected... I quite like this setting, and it would be better if there was more foreshadowing. In other words, at this stage, the improvement of the protagonist's own combat power is no longer important. Anyway, no matter how hard he is, he can't beat the legend, not to mention there is a Witch King above him. In comparison, I am still looking forward to seeing the description of the nature of the Witch Kings and their attitude towards the "flush toilet" plan.

So far, I feel very comfortable watching it. The characters are all online, the background of the world, and the energy system are also very to my liking. Come on, author!

I just finished reading the second chapter. Does the last paragraph mean that you need to leave a claw?

Are you really unable to type the name of the protagonist? They were all labeled as witchers. After I looked at more than 100 pictures, they all showed sims, and the protagonists didn't even have names. You don't have to use witcher instead of the main character's name.

Come on, please update, I need to gain weight.

Have you rested? Has the status returned?

Come on, update it, you will have 200,000 fans soon!

😒 Tired of reading

Pindao has gone through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties to come here to collect sperm.

After seeing Chapter 366, overall, the background concept, plot rhythm, and character portrayal are all very good, and it is considered a masterpiece. But what happens if all the words "Pianan Yiyu" are written incorrectly? Obviously, "Resistance in the corner" is written correctly. It seems that the obsessive-compulsive disorder is coming out. . .

What we did in Chapter 377 was exactly the same as what the Japanese did to us before. We learned other people's spells, made equipment, and even pushed other people to death 🤫

Ahem, why are there so many refined products? Does this thing upgrade quickly? Give me one too!

Is there any extra finesse for the full subscription? I've already voted for all the monthly tickets and recommendation votes, but the extra finesse is not what I want, so why don't I give it a try? 😟

I got news from the author that the new book is expected to be delayed for a while. I received a summons from the court last week. I still have 150,000 yuan left to repay the loan I borrowed from my friend who was the guarantee. I haven't heard from him for a year and it's hard to find him. Now the author is going to Harbin to file a lawsuit. He probably has to fill in the debt and then sue that guy. 😅 The good news is that the author may be more diligent in updating this matter. After all, there is suddenly a big hole in the bill 🔨😎

First of all, congratulations to the author for putting it on the shelves, and I would like to say a few words by the way. For many years, I have been pursuing articles about the time-travel style of games, following the protagonist to fight the darkness and appreciate the exotic customs. However, the cruel fact is that many novels end without any success after being put on the shelves. Personally, I think it is nothing more than bleak subscriptions, the author's passion fades, and ultimately death. Now, today, political commissars also have to face such a test. I personally enjoyed watching it and hope it sells well. If it is not satisfactory, I hope the author will persevere and there will be a bright future. How many years did Amber write and finally became a god? When I chased The Witcher's Journey, it seemed like I was rushing into the street. Military-themed mercenaries only broke out after many years Having said so much, what I want to express is: good books will definitely shine. Even if this book does not have good data, everyone will know you, get connected with you, and support you in the next book. There are not many books on small subjects these days. Really good books will make people unbearable to read pirated copies. Once again, I wish the new book a great sale!

Is the finale coming? In fact, I hope that it will be over after saving the world, and I don't want to change the map and write more, but I also want to see the protagonist finally defeat the four evil gods. I think the author did a good job in writing the supporting characters or supporting characters (although some people say that the space is a bit too much), which makes the world fuller, because there is more than one protagonist in a world, but it is a bit uncomfortable to suddenly switch the perspective. I was so happy that I changed it with just a click... Finally, come on, author! PS: There are still more than 3,000 subscriptions, which will be replenished at the end of the month I think it's better to save the world and finish the book. This will leave me with some daydreams and allow me to reflect on it from time to time (of course, the author has the final say on how to write 😓) Can you add a few details? This is the first time I have posted twice for a book...

Post a controversial post (funny) The history of Western fantasy is generally considered to be created by Tolkien and Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia), and Tolkien plays a larger role in this because he created the earliest image of the orcs. Before this, there were no orcs in Western fantasy stories. If Tolkien and Lewis gave Western Fantasy the beginning, DND is the successor and developer. This game, which appeared in 1974, triggered the craze of Western fantasy and created a number of original fantasy creatures (beholder, aboleth, etc.). And DND also hierarchies magic, making it more concrete and intuitive, unlike the magic in Tolkien's works. After this came the time of Warhammer, which appeared in 1987 and imitated DND in gameplay. But soon the game developed its own characteristics, from small team adventures to battles between legions. Warhammer has many famous improvements, such as the green orcs and the Lich King. After this are the two extra sons that Warhammer and DND unknowingly created - StarCraft and Warcraft. Blizzard originally wanted to buy the copyright, but because GW (Warhammer's company) was obsessed with developing tabletop games and prohibited Blizzard from secondary creations, after failing to reach an agreement with the relevant companies of DND, Blizzard directly copied part of the settings of Warhammer 40K to create StarCraft. Later, it copied part of the settings of DND and used medieval Warhammer to create Warcraft. (Warcraft was born in 2003, and StarCraft was born in 1995) We can find a lot of "reference" content in these two IPs, such as the Lich King (Lich King), and the green orcs (later changed to the original brown). The protoss in StarCraft are very similar to the Eldar, the Tyranids and the miserable Zerg bugs are everywhere, and even the armors of the Star Maruns (both Warhammer and Star Wars have such soldiers, although their combat effectiveness...) Are somewhat similar in design. But I have to admit that Warcraft, which has been played for a year, is far easier to spread than the slightly hardcore DND and the expensive Warhammer. In the past few years, many people who came into contact with Western Fantasy got into the game through Warcraft. (For example, my **** roommate who goes to bed at two o'clock every day and must turn on the music to save Azeroth)

After reading the free chapter, I feel that this book is basically like a special soldier traveling in another world. There are too many settings for the protagonist. The author keeps adding settings to the protagonist. Every difficulty encountered is solved by the protagonist using the ability brought from reality. A time traveler, born in an imperial orphanage, number one in the military academy, a master of swordsmanship, an experimenter in exoskeleton swordsmanship, able to control his own dreams... The author keeps adding this kind of buff to the protagonist, which will only make the protagonist more and more like the King of Special Forces or Return of the God of War. These buffs are actually deus ex machina.

The more I read, the more I feel that the protagonist of this book is a paralysis. The supporting characters are busy saving the world. The protagonist is leisurely torturing fish and playing games. Everyone is busy looking for ways to save the world. They are looking for clues and catching spies. After reading books for so many years, this is the first time I have seen such rubbish subjective initiative. In our dialect, it is like a dung beetle. If you don't push it, it won't move.

Go ahead, these 17-year-old books are okay. After reading a few chapters, they feel better than most books nowadays.

To be honest, this is the best thing I have ever read about the Warhammer world. The others are just like fan fiction, and it doesn't feel that way at all. Do you guys have any other recommendations? This book is coming to an end, so I'm afraid I won't read it in the future.