We Monsters Don't Want to Die

The Empress is off the shelves, what happened?

Did the empress drive too fast and get a 404? In the following pictures, I feel that the author has let himself go a little bit.

Contains spoilers This book tells the story of a person who traveled to a game world and became a wild monster. He constantly used various methods to trick players in order to save his life. When the book first opened, the writing was actually very good. The territory system and special building dungeons were relatively new settings. Using the dungeon difficulty to increase the difficulty of the players and the natural disaster attributes of the Chosen One can be said to be very funny. It reminds people of the time when they died trying to open up a dungeon and couldn't pass the first level on the first day. But problems soon appeared The first problem: the finishing touch of the territory system The author gave up on the dungeon system as the main line. The most attractive part of the novel in the early stage is actually the use of difficult dungeons to kill players. The author gave up on creating conquerable dungeons and instead chose to open maps to increase so-called dungeons. From the beginning to the end, there were very few special buildings that were actually used for dungeons. The second question; the positioning of wild monsters The author positioned all creatures in the game world as wild monsters, except for players, and this also led to the so-called wild monster alliance in the later period. It is actually the alliance of three tribes like the Lord of the Rings. In the true sense, the only three types of wild monsters that appear are kobolds, small fishmen, and two-headed ogres. The third problem: the setting is too borrowed The plot, characters, and location names are borrowed from World of Warcraft, Lord of the Rings, and League of Legends respectively. The occasional reference can be used as an Easter egg, and the author almost bases the plot of the entire book on the plots of these three games. Within the integration, not only did this not make the novel exciting, but it made the content of the novel too bloated and soulless, and caused serious drama to the readers. The barbarian king Tryndamere of Freljord, the emperor Azir of Shurima, and even Darius and Galen all appeared, making dramas all the time. The fourth problem: setting collapse First point, in the setting, the player's chosen one is massacred in the game because of a language barrier and thinks they are playing a game, and the language is difficult to decipher so that the player cannot speak the indigenous language. This is honestly outrageous, no matter what language, for The names and some items are fixed. It is impossible to say that the player does not understand the language at all and cannot even understand the name. For example, if you meet a foreigner and he says his name is Jack, you don't understand it the first time, the second time, and the third time. It's just a matter of two syllables. The second point is the collapse of the power setting. The protagonist's first growth orange outfit was made from a Janna Warlord Triangle and some dragon's blood. The subsequent orange outfits are all real artifacts. In the setting, the dwarf who works for the protagonist works for the protagonist because his skills are too bad and he can't find a job. How can such a craftsman create an orange outfit that is as valuable as an artifact? The protagonist also gained the power of the Holy Light in the later stage, but this power has basically no meaning except for a licking list. Only two of the ten Paladin mentors were given until the end of the war, and the protagonist himself rarely used the Holy Light. There are many more crashes like this, so I won't go into details one by one. The fifth problem: Errors in details There are typos throughout the article, illogical sentences, strange plot developments, everyone is forced to be smart, all the methods of fighting are to throw a portal and go through with all A, and the protagonist's vest has not considered confidentiality measures at all, etc. I won't say more Summary: 1 This is a good book that was badly written by the author. Originally, focusing on wild monsters and dungeons based on the setting was enough to get an excellent score, but the author himself turned this book into a bad book. To be honest, it was really good at the beginning. From the middle, the plot and setting started to jump one after another. After taking down the Night Council, it became even more miserable. Almost every chapter seemed like a bad ending. What a pity this book is

The author was banned for two consecutive books 😰

This author is really awesome. I won't tell you how bad he is. Give him 100 likes and a reward of 10,000.

The writing was good in the early stage, so I just decided to play it all, but then I really got more and more headaches as I read it, the plot was broken, there was no logic, and there were typos everywhere. If it weren't for the fact that I subscribed to all of them, I really couldn't bear to read it. If I really couldn't continue writing, I would have just cut it off. I hope you'll be better off with your next book and don't finish it just for the sake of finishing it.

Are there any novels of that type, which are dark and have ruthless protagonists? Not Holy Mother. Those who are decisive in killing will not be unable to walk when they see a woman.

Which novel did everyone fall into this trap for?

I'm curious which book brought you here. I saw two books, and many book friends said there are other books as well 😂

In fact, it was quite interesting to watch at first, but the background is the same as World of Warcraft, and the same gag is repeated over and over again, which makes it not fun. It gets a bit boring after watching it for a long time. Please don't be witty for the sake of being witty. For example, if you ask for gold coins in a meeting, you will write it again and again, and you will feel inexplicably irritable after reading it for the fourth time. Imagining the world is good, but don't borrow too much from existing games, it will be boring. I hope your imagination will be used by developers to create a new IP in the future.