
Playing Priest with a Hammer
玩锤子牧师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Seasoned Reader's Personal Bookshelf
I've been reading for fifteen years. I'm writing down the books that left a deep impression on me. Some of them are pretty old.
My Reading List
No romance. I prefer plot-driven stories and steer clear of mindless writing and harems.
Books I Love to Read
I'm no wordsmith. I can only tell whether I like a book or not, and I can't write reviews. Everyone has their own tastes, so I'm only sharing books I personally enjoyed.
Da Da Da Da
A bit niche
Spicy Strips and Cola, Great Reads of Every Genre
I'm writing a novel myself, so I know all too well how hard it is for some authors to get noticed˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚ While munching on spicy snack sticks and drinking cola, hic~ I thought of putting together this reading list. There's no particular category, just fellow writers striving alongside me _(•̀ω•́"∠)_ You've all worked so hard~ It's definitely not just because I'm biased (well, maybe a little (◔.̮◔) hehe). Please show your support~
Six Delights
In dreams, clearly, there are six realms; upon awakening, all is empty, and nothing exists. Notes and records What I look for: 1. Sound, self-consistent content, logic, and worldbuilding. 2. Creativity and originality. 3. A distinctive style and natural prose. 4. Characters with clear values and little hostility. 5. No overuse of memes or self-indulgent jokes.
Lost in Games, Unable to Break Free.
I'm hooked on novels, and my imagination keeps growing.
My Private Collection
Come read along if you find something you like.
Currently Reading
Reborn
Only Recommending Gaming Fiction
This list is all about top-quality gaming novels. No big-name authors for us; we're keen to discover the best new books!
Twelve Years at the Bookshop: There's Something Here for Everyone
There's a bit of everything here, from completed books to promising new ones. I add whatever I think is good, and I've read every book on this list. I rarely recommend books, so each one here is something I found interesting enough to include! I'm leaving out famous authors and books everyone already knows. Leave me a like, will you? But I have three rules for what I read: 1. I don't read books written in the first person. I know some first-person books are excellent, like Xiaohua's, but I just
Game Stories
Come take a look.
The Poison-Tester's Guide: Updated with Books I've Read Recently
Most are still updating, with a few completed ones (though I don't know if there will be any).
My Taste Is Pretty Eclectic
Mostly promising new novels.
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The so-called game balance... Many people feel that certain class skills and talents are too terrifying, so they always complain that the game is unbalanced... Don't you even know why that class is so powerful?... Every class has its unique gameplay and techniques, and when some expert players master the essence of these skills, situations arise where one player can gain a local advantage or even…
I'd like to know if this game's settings are definitely intended for the general public?
I haven't read the book, but after reading the synopsis, I just wanted to complain. Choosing a healer and playing them as a damage dealer... Is that still a healer? Just call them a warrior or mage. If you don't buff or heal, what's the point? Other classes can handle the damage.
When NPCs develop intelligence and maliciously scheme against players, no matter how well-written the book is, it becomes garbage. Don't talk about virtual online games striving for realism; that's just crap. Even the most advanced data programs are still crap. They can have algorithms, but they can't have thoughts. Uncontrolled data should die.
The protagonist is a terrible person. People work so hard to get loot from him, and then he kicks them out the moment it drops. Why doesn't he just die? I'm dropping this.
An old eunuch, sigh... Several books are like this.
Can anyone tell me what the identity of the "perverted rabbit" is?
Updates will be sporadic, New Zealand dollars...
Can anyone tell me what it means to say: "The rabbit is indeed mute, and it only speaks as a pretense"? If someone is mute, they can't speak. If they say they don't speak to pretend, then they're not mute. I just don't understand this sentence.
I don't even want to read it anymore, even though I haven't finished reading it. The update speed is so slow that I don't want to read it anymore.