
I Have a Hero Tavern
我有一座英雄酒馆
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Much like the mobile game (Underground Castle) Start with a tavern. bilibili- ( ゜- ゜)つロ Cheers~
Time travel, simple mode! Ordinarily, the writer would choose to start in hard mode. Because it is easier to gain recognition if you fail at the beginning, which means that if you think about it at the beginning, it will be easier to write later. The author has a simple time-travel mode, which is good without abusing the master. But the update speed must also be increased! What else should we watch, right? It is recommended to add more elements, ① such as the equipment grid of the invincible hero. ②Many time-travel animations now have development systems.
Samurai, martial arts masters, martial knights, etc. Always remind me of Battle Through the Sky, which is very embarrassing 😅
Your tavern is closed to us😢😢
The eunuch. Alas, such a good book is just the eunuch.
The book is very good, but it's a pity that it has TJ tendencies
Looks like the pub is closed?
Stopped updating again? Author, you are trying to follow the rhythm of a eunuch
Your pub is closed😢😢😢
Some books will make you die if you read them.
Just ran away without saying anything? ? What about quality?
I think the key reason why this book is not popular is that the tavern system and hero level division are too complicated. The heroes are also original heroes and readers are not familiar with them. First of all, the most criticized thing is the hierarchy of warriors, martial arts masters, great martial arts masters, and dragon knights. I remember that this existed a long time ago. The problem is that this hierarchy proved to be a failure in the end, so other authors later coordinated to supplement the first-order, second-order, and third-order classifications, re-quantifying the originally unclear hierarchy into a concept. For example: he is a powerful earth knight. 🤫What then? What level is the Earth Knight? How far is it from the strongest level? Readers simply can't figure it out, okay? ? ? 😅 Suppose the author writes like this: He is a seventh-level earth knight, then in the level classification within level 10, is it easy to guess the strength of this earth knight? Although the division of strength into level one, level two, and level three is old-fashioned, I have to admit that this thing is indeed simple and easy to use. Finally, let's talk about heroes. The problem in the tavern 😰 First of all, except for the big brother Wu Assassin who was first recruited by the protagonist, other D-level high-level samurai can hardly be called "heroes", right? (Of course, it's possible that I'm being a jerk. It's not impossible for the author to understand heroes as character units.) Putting aside the vague definition of whether a hero can be called a hero without any great achievements, as far as the title and introduction are concerned, in this fantasy novel with Goldfinger's intervention, what I am more looking forward to seeing is the familiar lineup of heroes summoned by the protagonist. The workman king Artoria from Japanese comics, Haha King Gilgamesh, Saitama, Tatsumaki, Railgun, the assassin Wu Liuqi from Chinese comics, Heroes of Stormwind from the game... We don't know how powerful this original martial assassin is at all. If we really want to set this martial assassin to be dragged to the protagonist by fate, then this golden finger system will be a failure. If you want to be original, you can completely set this gold finger to the local gold finger of "The Dragon Died". The protagonist can see the guidance of fate, and then change the fate in the guidance, infinitely increasing the possibility of the martial assassin joining him to 100%, and turning the martial assassin who was originally impossible to be loyal to himself to become loyal to him. Goldfinger is not a hero tavern, and seeing some kind of cause and effect line, the protagonist relies on the golden finger to directly find clues to the legendary dagger, and then uses this as an opportunity to give the martial assassin a chance to join. In the end, after completing all the preliminary tasks, the martial assassin will inevitably join (such as finding the legendary dagger, solving his wife's problem, completing the task of increasing his daughter's favorability through golden fingers, and marrying his daughter). In the end, it is similar to the world line closing. Isn't it ten thousand times better than this useless and super complicated tavern system? ? ? ?
It's all gone. How did this kind of pigeon get promoted last week?