The Grandmaster of Heroes of Might and Magic

After reading over 1,100 chapters, let me point out some flaws. I think the biggest problem with this book is that the author doesn't seem to be immersed in the story, so the protagonist doesn't show any anger, resentment, or disgust from beginning to end, and there are very few positive emotions besides happiness.

I cast all five votes every month, so how about a "featured" vote?

It's almost Chinese New Year, and I haven't managed the book review section for several months, so I won't be leaving any posts for the holiday. New writers inevitably make mistakes when writing books. If you like it, give it a read; if you don't, you can choose other books. Self-praise: My attitude was quite serious; I didn't stop updating or take leave.

It's a novel worth reading, with a great theme: rebirth + other world + ancient martial arts/magic + twins (human/jungle fairy) + academic genius. There are many satisfying moments, the author's writing skills are good, it reads smoothly, and there aren't any obvious moments that make the reader feel stupid. It's a standard satisfying novel. So why are the grades so bad?

Shang Wenwu, Sara Hoshino Makoto, the protagonist has seen the former's lower leg cut off. In Pokémon, there's a move called Dig, which is *basically* immune to damage unless the opponent uses Earthquake, which deals double damage and is guaranteed to hit. Earthquake's base damage is a whopping 100. If we don't consider any special twists or turns, and Hoshino Makoto was able to get close enough to cut off a leg, then Shang Wenwu could also have plunged a knife into his skull at that moment.

Having read up to Chapter 4, I still haven't seen any Heroes of Might and Magic elements... What's the theme? I don't understand.

The Heroes of Might and Magic World storyline is good, but the author insists on writing about urban life, and it's incredibly boring. It's a shame this book isn't a hit.

Don't stay home too much; it's best to find a library or something similar to write your book. Another platinum-level gaming legend has recently passed away.

There's too much focus on reality; it feels like the proportions of reality and dreams are reversed. The reality section is too drawn out; I had to skip around while reading.

This is so weak... The premise is interesting, but the description of the main world is beyond what can be described as weak. I skipped through more than a hundred chapters, and my expectations for the setting were completely extinguished. It was so tedious that I was speechless.