
Making the Most of a Sandbox World
玩转沙盒异界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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362Chapters
0Votes
4.1kRecs
17.5kFans
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I want to see how to use the sandbox to practice spells in various ways, how to use myself, myself, my own spells to fight, and how to use the sandbox to become a big player. I haven't seen it yet, but in my opinion there are a lot of useless paragraphs and plots. Almighty spells are not exciting enough to write? Is the sub-career not exciting enough? Why do you still write a lot of petty intrigues and sarcastic expressions?
Also, the sister thing is very troublesome, and it may break down in the later stage, and having a sister is a bit toxic, so let her finish the movie. I have read several novels that broke down because of writing about women! There are too many bonuses in that system, and it feels like it is about to become an invincible novel. Let's abuse the protagonist and let him find a border town to study spells. Finally, "Women will make books collapse!!!!"
1. How to retaliate against Chauvin? Answer: Kidnapping Charlotte 2. How to promote the plot? Answer: Kidnapping Charlotte 3. How to forcibly make enemies? Answer: Kidnapping Charlotte 4. So, what is your purpose of kidnapping Charlotte? A group of villains: I don't know either, just tie them up anyway. 5. So, why did you tie her up? A group of villains: I don't know, I will tie them up and not kill them, waiting for the protagonist to rescue me, and then we will get the lunch box. 6. Charlotte is just an ordinary girl. She is a bit pretty, but she still gibbers all day long. Why did you tie her up? A group of villains: I don't know if it was arranged by the author.
It is recommended that the author play the mage profession of "Night of the Full Moon" and "Pixel Dungeon". There are many settings about spells and equipment 😃 Dissociation Ray, Code of Surprises, Book of Witches, Moonlight Code, Arcane Missiles, etc.
Pindao was still very interested in the system of the sandbox game. When he saw that it had more than 800,000 words and less than 10,000 recommendation votes, he hesitated for a while and then clicked on the novel. After all, the subject matter was his favorite type. Then Pindao regretted it. He should have believed in the results. There were hundreds of thousands of words, but the recommendation votes were only 10,000. It's obvious that the writing is really bad... It's so messed up that I can't even find the topic. The sandbox system works well with the development of lords. What's the point of going to the academy and encountering a bunch of characters who reduce your intelligence?
After reading dozens of chapters, I feel a little uninterested in reading any more. Just a quick aside, the beginning of the first few chapters was pretty good. But the rest was not written at all. As an old bookworm, I have also tried some novels. (It's the kind of writing that I can't even stand.) Although I can't say that I know how to write novels, there is a basic principle: when you want to promote, you should suppress it first. It's okay if it's a bit miserable in the front, but just write down the impact in the back. But this book is a bit depressing (adjective) in the early stage, and when it is about to explode, it is completely dull. It has no explosive points and just passes by as bullshit. (Although I also hate routine writing, a little bit of routine will be more effective.) The rest is full of little calculations and tricks. I think if the author wanted something more conspiracy-like, he could change the background and title of the book, and maybe more people would read it. In this case, the system text was written as a conspiracy text, which really wasted the excitement of the early opening. In the early stage, the protagonist was full of nonsense about "the world's best mage" and "all elements are compatible". As a result, the villains who caused trouble in the early stage could not be dealt with, and they had to rely on conspiracy and scheming. It's equivalent to being unable to complete the first task in Novice Village, and the first wave of monsters that give you experience cannot be completed by yourself. Brother, you are writing a system article. What does the system do? Isn't it the cheat you personally opened for the protagonist? If you're afraid of a crash, just write that you can't beat it. Just run away and focus on practicing your skills. If it doesn't work, you can forcefully give away experience. With all your scheming, you won't be able to kill the mobs in the first round. It's equivalent to being fucked instead of showing off. What about your abusive main text? It doesn't look like it either. I don't know whether the author is writing books as a hobby or writing books full-time. If it is a hobby, then good luck to the author. If it's a full-time job, I advise you to stop writing and find a job.
The source of poison in this book 1. Charlotte An ordinary woman, who is always chatty regardless of the occasion. All the villains who oppose the protagonist only use one method despite many examples before - kidnapping Sherlock! If you don't want to kill them after being tied up, just leave them there and wait for the protagonist to rescue them. 2. Silly smile Silly smile is how others feel about your smile. Even a very naive person can't laugh in a naive way every time. Can't you sneer? 3. Gentleness Although self-pleasure is a forbidden area, can the author put himself into the protagonist's situation? In an almost desperate situation, and with countless enemies like scandals, you can only smile gently? Is it okay to frown? Is it possible to meditate? 4. Chaos Sandbox, sandbox, sandbox must be the reason why most people read this book, right? The author would greatly trouble you to play Minecraft. You are writing about real-time strategy, not a sandbox.
Where is the sandbox I wrote? I also played with the sandbox. I just wrote a few strokes in the first few chapters and called it a sandbox article. I don't know if I will write it later. It doesn't matter. I can't read it anymore anyway. I just want to tell people who will follow me that this is a book that is selling sheep over dogs.
Full of intrigue. Those who want to see the sandbox can leave. The protagonist is like a fool.
I came here for the word "sandbox", not for the boring intrigues in school all day long.