Heroes of Might and Magic: The Empress's Blade

After reading about the first 20 chapters, here are my thoughts. The opening written and martial arts tests alone took up about 10 chapters, which was way too long. Then I got a bunch of decent initial talents, thinking I could immediately jump into the game and gain an early advantage. But then they threw in some kind of campaign mode!

I was in junior high when I first watched "Mountains of Corpses and Seas of Bones," and ten years have passed in the blink of an eye...

This is a powerful being who emerged from an ancient tomb!

There's a saying, "greed for more and more." It means wanting everything and wanting to write everything, but in the end, you don't even know what you've written. The author made this mistake: the main game storyline was already written in the introduction, so how many words are there now? How far has the game's story progressed? There was absolutely no main plot or main structure.

My patience has worn thin. Over 500 chapters and they haven't even reached a minor climax yet. The Ancient Tomb Sect is truly terrifying.

I was so disappointed when I watched "The Mountain of Corpses and the Sea of ​​Bones" back then. The concept was great, and the author wrote well, but the niche audience was too small. It was just about making a living from this kind of thing; it was too difficult.

I hope the author will indulge in less self-indulgence and focus more on serious plot development. It's no longer the early days of online novels, where a small-time hoodlum was chosen as the protagonist and some boring, whiny plots about good luck today and bad luck tomorrow.

Heroes of Might and Magic, bro, over 100 chapters already, and it's just like this beginning—a really slow burn. What makes me like Heroes of Might and Magic is the emotional connection and the battles. To be honest, I only skimmed through your earlier chapters; I felt like I could skip them and wait for the battles to come out before deciding whether to continue reading.

I came here because of the name "Queen's Blade," but after reading a few chapters, I found it had absolutely nothing to do with the game.

I finished reading the free portion, and I felt the writing was a complete mess. Most of the chapters revolved around old-fashioned online game tropes like doing business. Changing the name to something unrelated to Heroes of Might and Magic wouldn't have affected it. The realistic elements were also problematic, especially the female lead's initial appearances.