Thief from Another World

After identification, this is a good article

After watching it for so long... It seems there is no end 😰

I discovered this book when the author first wrote it. At that time, I just watched a few clips of Assassin's Creed on Bilibili. On a whim, I searched "Assassin" on the starting point, but there weren't many good books. Later, I searched for "Rogue" with the intention of giving it a try, and then I saw this book. At that time, the author had just published two chapters, and I clicked on this book with the mentality that "it won't waste much time reading two chapters anyway." The plot was better than normal, but it was a little mid-range, but it was still good. The writing is a little better than the average new author, but not much better. Then I clicked on the author's profile and saw two books with few words and no covers (this is the third book). Then I posted a post in the book circle. I won't go into the content. I probably satirized the author's first two books on eunuchs (I wasn't sure at the time) and then gave some encouragement. I thought this was all, but I didn't expect the author to update the book and reply to my comments, so I kept following it. Suddenly I found that the author was different from what I imagined. Every time I came over to read the newly released chapters, I could always see the author revising the previous chapters and complaining about himself. Moreover, the author would reply to every post and book review I posted. I have to say, this is rare. The above are some of my experiences reading this book (mainly to reduce the number of words and make it look more NB) The following is a review of this book, which new book friends can read. Plot: The plot of this book is a bit old-fashioned, but it has its own unique ideas and is full of eye-catching features. It may seem a bit poisonous at first, but when the author slowly unfolds his imaginary story in front of everyone, you will discover the author's uniqueness. Writing: In fact, in the early stages of the book, the writing was the biggest failure, but when I read more than 20 chapters, I immediately said one sentence: The author must have enrolled in a cram school. The writing is so improved that it makes people feel that this is not written by the same author at all. Although it's not particularly good, it does capture that anger and sadness. Setting: The setting of this book is a bit like a combination of Western Fantasy Continent and Diablo, with some Chinese Western Fantasy in the middle, but overall it's pretty good. Character description: the princess's kindness, the guard's loyalty and care for her children, the fox's motherly love, the protagonist's growth after experiencing setbacks. These are the most fascinating aspects of this book. This is also the greatest advantage of this book. Potential: Just look at the above and analyze it yourself. I'm too lazy to type. That's all I want to say, and one last thing: I hope you won't say things like "very poisonous", "too poisonous", "gone away" when you see something you don't like. There is no concept of whether a book is poisonous or not, only whether it suits the reader's appetite. Everyone has their own favorite books and their favorite genres. If you think there are any problems, you can point them out and the author will read them. If there are really problems, the author will correct them. But if he simply doesn't like your appetite and just complains about it, don't blame me for being ruthless. PS: All this is my personal opinion. If you like the author's book, please support it more.

The author said earlier that thieves are weak in terms of strength and personality, but later on the thieves turned out to be extremely powerful.

Seeing that he was so popular, I found one that didn't look like him. I'll look for it.

Let me guess, how much will you write about this one?,, In fact, the writing style and concept are okay,,, But the details, twists, and character creation are not so good,,, Come on, I'm really looking forward to it.

It's not good, but it's good to be able to sign the contract, and then we'll see if we can stick with it.

Come on, author, vote for recommendation starts

I signed the contract, although it's not good, but thank you for your support! ! !

@ Late Night I Don't Think About It, there is no need to reward my brother's unpopular books. Those who reward me are all friends I know (๑°3°๑) 😵😵😵

Cut to pieces by a thousand cuts, never admit defeat!

Readers come to report ~ Hehehe (ºº )

Having said that, I have a question. The adventurers in this article are similar to those in Diablo. They are all like game boards, but I don't understand the skills a bit. How did the skills come from? In the article, after the male protagonist has a skill, the female protagonist (probably) asks the male protagonist, "Is your teacher here?" So skills can be taught by others. But if this is the case, the Adventurer's Guild cannot be so big, otherwise it will become a lackey of the powerful, thinking that common people cannot afford to hire teachers. So skills can be obtained as the skill level increases. If the heroine asks this question, it will be interpreted as "the heroine thinks that this skill was created by the male protagonist's teacher", so she asks (this seems to be the same meaning in the article) But it is fun if the skill can be created by oneself. From the state of the male protagonist after using "Dark Dagger" extensively, it can be inferred that using skills consumes physical and mental energy (not sure if there is such a thing as "blue", so I will use mental energy instead in the following). But physical strength cannot be controlled, it can only be improved, and judging from the heroine's fighting style and the title of the heroine in the article, it should not be controllable either. (If it can be controlled, it should not be so powerless in the face of the arrow rain, but it is understandable that the energy is not enough after a big battle, but if it can be controlled, it should be easier to fight the fox) Then the problem comes. In this case, how can skills be created? Since there are only more than twenty chapters, it will not be too late to explain later. It may be that my analysis is wrong or I am not reading carefully (scratching my head manually, hahaha), but I still want to ask. If it's a foreshadowing, just pretend I didn't say it. In addition, the mage's fighting method in the article seems to be an element of communication. The thieves don't know. The warrior seems to be fighting with strength and spiritual power. The protagonist's assassin seems to have a little bit of everything. I don't know if the analysis is correct, so I just said it casually. I mainly want to ask about skills.

I am a ruthless book-warming robot

Yu Yijiang, will there be a female protagonist in this book?

I haven't talked to Yu Yi for a long time... I suddenly feel nostalgic for the past.