
The Game Descends: The Undead Tyrant
游戏降世之亡灵暴君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 248k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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It would be an injustice if this book didn't become popular; it would be a capital offense if this post wasn't excellent.
I came to support the new book; I've been following three of them already.
Hopefully, there will be something new, not the same as before. The old ways won't work on Qidian anymore. Before, you could become popular by doing porn, but now doing porn will get you kicked out of business. Try to add more plot and make the main characters more well-developed.
As a necromancer, how come there's no fusion skill? Aside from Soul Drain, there are no other skills! And aren't skeletons supposed to absorb bones to become stronger? Isn't meditation, Soul Drain, and Corpse Fusion a basic requirement for necromancers? Aren't skeletons immortal with their soul fire?
I once read a novel where fantastical creatures were thrown into the story, but the protagonist had an ultimate fighting device that allowed him to capture fantastical creatures as his fighting force. He started with one of the Calabash Brothers, and later captured a tyrant. The protagonist transmigrates to another world.
Elite individuals are always more adaptable than ordinary people; success isn't achieved through sudden bursts of talent.
So verbose... And the suppression is too intense.
Looks like you've written several books, each two or three hundred thousand words long. I'll cut them. Hopefully not here, hmm. Your idea is good.
I think the author should really practice writing romance novels. I've read several of your novels, and they're all written in a very simplistic way.
Author, you've consistently portrayed the protagonist as a playboy, so where is his character shown in any of these portrayals? What's the point of repeatedly emphasizing his playboy persona if he hasn't shown any? Could you please explain?