The Right Way to Handle Elves
精灵的正确打开方式
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Science and Rational Thinking: Fantasy, Mystery, and Popular Science
[A reminder: likes and dislikes mean absolutely nothing] These novels may be fantasy on the surface, but their underlying approach is scientific and rational. The power systems in their imagined worlds can be examined through reason and studied through scientific experiments. They're a blend of the author's imagination and popular science. Mentioning ghosts and gods doesn't make a story unscientific. True scientific thinking: If ghosts and gods exist, they're objects of study. True technical th
Farming, Political Intrigue, and No Insulting the Reader's Intelligence
Mainly fantasy novels about lords: developing territory, farming, and vying for supremacy
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I've been reading web novels for ten years. I don't mind if a book gets abandoned, since plenty of things can make me drop a book myself. So if I'm still following one, it's at least worth a look.
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A small suggestion
If you're going to develop internal combustion engines, it's not practical to immediately build combat vehicles, especially since there are hardly any decent paved or asphalt roads across the entire continent. Using early diesel-powered cars with little shock absorption as off-road vehicles, even in gravel wastelands, will lead to mechanical failures after a short time.
The author has the talent to make a living this way, but their mindset is too impatient. Both books were clearly written with the intention of making a living, which isn't necessarily wrong. But at least they should know their place in this industry, focus on writing a good book without too many distractions, build a good reputation, and then think about how to make money. Don't be so hasty; this is really for your own good.
The correct way to play with elves ✘ The leisurely daily life of farming ✔
It's not hard to give a tip; I'm an apprentice and I'm proud.
That's not scientific enough. The protagonist is a math student and lives near the coast. Shouldn't his first reaction be to check if the world is a sphere, and what the size, area, and mass of this planet are?
Why do so many people dislike the protagonist helping the elves? The elves saved his life, and they were on the verge of extinction by humans. It's not wrong for him to help the elves become stronger and escape their predicament. As long as the book doesn't end up driving humanity to the brink of extinction, I think it's acceptable.
You guys are really bored. Our fellow Earthlings haven't even united yet, and you're all going to outer space to find your own kind? The protagonist is from Earth. To the other world, whether they're "humans, elves, dwarves," or whatever, they're not the same race as the protagonist! Where did this traitor come from?
I'm speechless that reading a novel can be linked to racial morality. Does that mean players who choose the Orc race in Warcraft should apologize to all of humanity?
This book's performance was surprisingly poor. I've read up to chapter sixty so far, and my only complaint is that some chapters are too short (of course, I can't say anything if I'm reading it for free). Otherwise, I'm very satisfied and enjoy it. There are many nitpickers who insist on fairness, pointing fingers at the author and questioning the project or the mass of the sphere, etc.
It seems the elves still look down on the protagonist at heart. After all, he is a human. Even if he is given an elven surname and the title of Great Sage of the Elf in another world, it still cannot change the fact that the protagonist is human.