
Adventures in the Long Dark
从漫漫长夜开始冒险
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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After killing the female wolf Generally speaking, it was okay. Before killing the female wolf, the poison spots were all small kisses. The focus is on the change in human nature after killing the female wolf... The author has always emphasized that it is the change of thinking of ordinary people. I can only say that ordinary people are not as crotch-stretching as the author thought. From the perspective of slaughtering animals, not to mention the northwest and northeast with strong folk customs, even the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River and Guangdong and Fujian also need to kill fish and chickens. As long as it is not an extremely rare case, I believe that most people have seen animals being slaughtered. There is no such thing as "Ah! It is so pitiful! I am so sinful!" If there are really extremely rare cases, then the question arises. Is the person you are talking about an "ordinary person"? Furthermore, the protagonist and the wolves have a very extreme hatred relationship. Why is it called extreme hatred? The protagonist was killed by a wolf before, but now he has killed a few wolves and forgotten about it? That's really dead! There is nothing greater than the fear of death, at least for most people. Who are the people who can conquer the fear of death? Soldiers on bloody battlefields, policemen fighting to the death with gangsters, or even psychopathic serial killers, etc. The question arises again. As an "ordinary person", which of the above experiences does the protagonist have? No! Therefore, the hatred transformed from fear will not disappear for a long time. Moreover, the wolves were still a big threat in the protagonist's situation at that time, but to a certain extent, the protagonist had the opportunity to fight back. In this situation, the protagonist should be excited, relieved, happy, and other emotions similar to "I finally fought back! I can live better!" Instead of being autistic like Bai Zuo. After reading so much, I actually just want to say Ordinary people are really not as fragile as you think... The kind of people who don't touch the spring water in your impression, the author, are special cases... Generally speaking, the food and grass are not full of poisonous weeds or above.
After many twists and turns, I finally finished reading part of The Long Night, with some doubts and some suggestions. Why does the protagonist take the risk of basically certain death and travel to the past? It can neither give the protagonist skills nor superpowers, nor even an abnormal physique. I have never played this game, but I think that if you want to take such a big risk and travel through the past to suffer, you should at least have a clear and worthwhile goal that cannot be achieved in the real world, such as what skills or attribute bonuses you can get after surviving for how many days, even if it is your own guess. You know, I didn't understand why he took the initiative to travel through time just to be extraordinary after watching it? You must know that the protagonist is not a member of the Qidian Orphanage, and it's not that he can't survive. In addition, the author's lack of common sense and knowledge is fatal. For example, some book friends mentioned that many of the preparations made for re-traveling after the first death are wrong, compared with the knowledge of survival and production. If the author wants to write this, it is best to check more information or consult with older people. Another lazy way is to seek help from book friends in advance. You must know that there are so many book friends, there is basically nothing they do not know.
The previous one looked pretty good, but when Famine met a woman, it immediately turned into a female video. One or two chapters are still fresh, Zhangzhang writes like this. . Let's wait until the famine is over and see.
The places the protagonist travels to are all "hardcore" worlds with rich plots or rigorous settings. Why can't the protagonist treat them with a hardcore attitude? Doesn't the introduction say "hardcore realism"? This makes me feel that the protagonist is not a working social animal, but a child who does not know the world. In The Long Night, the protagonist's lack of common sense is too great, and there are a lot of illogical contents that make the comment section bosses come back. I can only say that if you want to be hardcore, you should read the comment section. I don't know whether the author deliberately made the protagonist silly or whether he was simply not prepared enough and couldn't write carefully. I am quite interested in this book. After all, I have played or completed games such as The Long Night, Don't Starve, and The Witcher, and some of the content written by the author also satisfied my imagination when playing games. So, which chapter is the "hardcore" one for the protagonist to grow up in? I want to skip to that chapter.
I discovered that the author has always thought that his writing skills are not good. In fact, there is no need to belittle oneself. His writing skills are good. I haven't read the latter part, but as for the Long Night part, what the author lacks is knowledge and common sense. In addition to looking up more information, you can also ask for help from book circles, such as the production of certain things, the characteristics of certain animals, etc. Anyway, there is basically nothing that book lovers don't know about, after all, there are so many of them.
I'm going to lose my mind when reading this book. The author doesn't even have common sense. There are several poisonous points in the early stages. One is that an adult is not as strong as a gray wolf. After being knocked down easily, the wolf's thin legs can be used to slap away the arm. The protagonist is afraid that he is terminally ill with terminal cancer. Furthermore, when he meets a wolf for the second time, he is still stunned. I really can't think of anything to describe the protagonist. It can be seen that the author attaches great importance to it, but it is meaningless. It is purely the author's personal yy.
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In the early stage, it is better to play with a crossbow than with a bow. If you can get it, the bow is the younger brother to the crossbow. There are military crossbows but not military compound bows. Think about why. 1. Powerful. Although the crossbow has a short range and cannot be ejected, its penetrating power is not the slightest bit greater. The short-range lethality of a crossbow of the same level is about half that of a bow. What's more, the weight of the crossbow used by the same person is much larger than that of the bow. The crossbow has strong penetrating power, and a special crossbow arrow can even penetrate the skull of a bear. If you hunt a bear with a bow, let me see. If you can't hit the vital point, the bear will bleed a little, but it won't kill you at all. 2. Versatility The combat effectiveness in complex terrain is even different. In reality, no army uses compound bows as weapons. But there are mechanical crossbows for military or police use. Crossbows can be loaded in advance but bows cannot. In encounters or in small spaces, bows are almost useless, Crossbows are great weapons everywhere. 3. Physical problems. Using a bow is very tiring, and normal adults aim and shoot. A few dozen arrows at most will make you very tired. But the crossbow is different. He is wound. After winding the string, all you need to do is aim. Even if you are injured or have a broken arm, you can use one hand and foot to wind the crossbow. 4. Durability I don't need to say how delicate modern bows are. The arms of the crossbow are mostly made of solid metal. Even if the bow is round, there will be no big problem in hitting people with it. 5. Proficiency If you want to use a bow well, you need to practice it for at least a few months. As long as you can string the crossbow, you don't need to learn how to use it. Used the same way, it is not difficult for novices to use crossbows. The only drawback of the crossbow is its slow reloading. But reality is not a game. You can bring a few more and shoot one arrow for another. Two is enough. Do you still want to challenge the wolves alone?
I just read over seventy chapters. I saw the cross-dressing master testing the protagonist for inspiration. Then the cross-dressing boss was taken away by his sister. When I got home, I still spoke in a female voice. My sister secretly recorded her cell phone. I really can't stand it anymore. Your sister suspects you are gay. When you explain with a blushing face. Can you still maintain a female voice? If we don't know how to write about reality, can we write less? Can we just let the protagonist return to reality to rest and adjust his mentality?
You can reply here with the world you want to see, I will collect it roughly, and I will write down what I can write. The originally scheduled worlds later include the [Witcher] series, [Devil May Cry] series, and [Bayonetta]. There are no plans for the following ones. You can tell us what world you like. Dayan will make appropriate adjustments if it feels right.