I Hear Playing Hearthstone Can Save the World

It's well-written, just too slow. One more suggestion: the conflict feels a bit forced. Hopefully, you won't treat Hearthstone like an urban fantasy story with character slapstick humor, otherwise it won't have much of a future.

Almost none of the Hearthstone fanfictions have a happy ending.

I personally asked Guya; unfortunately, he's been sidelined. Nevertheless, I wish him all the best in his career.

As a long-time follower of Lone Sprout's books, let me say a few words... Undoubtedly, the author's writing style and thought process are excellent, but unfortunately, it's always been a niche genre, destined for limited success. Even the older books seem to lack staying power. This new book is a new attempt by the author after a failed attempt at changing pseudonyms.

Seriously, author, do you not know how to write a satisfying story? You created Wu Qian to disgust the protagonist, and then after the protagonist became powerful, you didn't deal with him quickly. Why leave him around for the New Year? It's really frustrating. If you didn't want to deal with him, why write something so disgusting?

When Blackrock Mountain was released, Nemsey's skin hadn't been released yet, right?

Overall, it's not that great, but among the worst, it's one of the best Hearthstone novels currently being serialized on Qidian.com.

It's been abandoned. It's rare to find a decent one.

It's that time of the week again for waiting for the sequel.

As long as it's not the kind of style that hides secrets, I'll order the whole thing.