The Witcher in the Game

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 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.

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.