Heroes of Might and Magic: The Lord of Light
英雄无敌之光明教主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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652Chapters
17.8kRecommendations
16kFans
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I haven't read the rest. I only read about ten chapters before I couldn't continue. Imagine a Western fantasy novel. The first impression it gives is of European and American faces. Then imagine a group of European and American young heroes and such... It's neither Chinese nor American... It's an eyesore. European and American grammar is very different from Chinese grammar. The two grammars mixed together are very jarring.
It's jarring to see a Western fantasy story pop up with a bunch of Chinese-style names. Also, the author might be a time traveler, having traveled from around 2005 to 2018. Can we please cut the overly overpowered protagonist tropes? Like, the lack of followers bowing down to him after he's given a nest of bird eggs? I really hope the author goes to read some Western fantasy novels, TV series, and movies, or read some well-written Western fantasy novels on Qidian. This story is full of flaws.
I can't take it anymore after reading chapter 42. Keep going, guys, I'm out of here.
This protagonist is such a simple, honest farmer! He agreed to take his sister away without even asking any questions—amazing!
I can't take it... You switch between classical and modern speaking styles, are you crazy?
I heard the protagonist's IQ is on par with the author's; I'll go check it out to see if it's well-written.
The protagonist's opening lines at the beginning of each chapter give the impression of being surrounded by delicacies, but with a fly swarming around them. It's disgusting. No book that becomes popular is written like this.
The person who advised against using the term "poison" has already tested it and found it highly toxic; they're using a large number of ancient Chinese names in the Western world.
After reading your comments, I don't even want to read the first chapter anymore.
I haven't read it yet, I'm only interested in the title "Heroes of Might and Magic." Although I've played all the games in the series, I still think the third one is the most classic. The later installments only had one top-tier unit, the Angel, and in the sixth game, the Orcs even had to rely on Cyclopes...