Transmigrating from Dark Souls
从黑魂开始穿越
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This might be a common problem with some game-themed works. If the protagonist wants to write an infinite world, it's best to treat the game elements as just a setting or background, rather than making everything strictly game-based. Even if modifications are made, they should be done well. The "Countless Ashes" change in Dark Souls 3, seemingly made by the author to make the world more believable, actually made things more awkward. The author needs to depict a vast world, not just a game.
Only the world of Dark Souls is pretty good, the rest is almost a running account, the spiritual energy recovery is written in a mess, and The Witcher 3 is written randomly.
Even if you kneel and fawn over the government, it will still be taken down (404) if there's a modern storyline.
Are there any novels similar to Dark Souls? Could someone kindly recommend one?
Writing only about the game world is quite good, but the spiritual energy revival is a different story! Stopping at the sight of spirits is either pretentious or brainless.
The true meaning of "ashes" refers to the undead (players) who were burned to ashes after the fire was lit (in Souls 1 and Souls 2) (losing all their power and leaving only ashes)! That's why they are called "heroes" in the game. That's why the higher the position, the lower the power, because they have already sacrificed everything (warriors, please start over).
A rare example of a single-player game-like time-travel story. However, the author's writing style in the Witcher volume is quite stiff. The female lead is also a flaw, not likable at all. And the real world is even worse.
The only watchable part was the first Dark Souls world. What was Dungeons & Dragons anyway? It was a complete mess, I don't know what they were doing. What's with this undead setting? It's like they're just having a vacation. And then there's this ridiculous thing about eating dragon eggs—it's insane!
There were too many unnecessary complaints; the forced jokes made it very awkward to watch.
Writing games is fine these days, but it can't be too melodramatic. I thought you were from the 80s generation; your style is just... Unbelievable.