The War Banner of Osuya
奥苏亚的战旌
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Regarding this book, I only have one sentence: it is a masterpiece among masterpieces. The author truly put effort into telling this story.
Take your time. Don't rush into writing poorly just because you're busy creating illustrations. Good writing skills and inspiration are both very important. That's the best reward for both of us and ourselves.
I'm a little confused. The latest chapter reveals that the enemies are actually people, just people who joined the fight because they couldn't win. They're not some undead or godlike army. So here's the question: This kind of fighting means they're essentially in a completely unsupported, naked state. They need to eat and sleep too.
Every battle is a near-death experience; the magical powers he gains are never of any use; he always relies on his words to defeat powerful enemies; everything he gains is just to continue using his words to solve those frustrating problems; no matter how much power he acquires, he only uses his own body; and yet his body can never be strengthened; from the very beginning, to the port raid, I saw…
It feels like anything could wipe out the North. Not a single one of those warlords is normal. Their combat strength is described as incredibly high, but in reality, they're evenly matched with everyone, their strength fluctuating wildly. They held a meeting, gathered everyone together, but did absolutely nothing; they just waited to be attacked.
I know I picked up this book again too late. It hasn't been updated since August, just like those books that suddenly disappeared, leaving behind a baffling ending. I so wanted to see Zhan Jing defeat the orcs, destroy those blood-soaked Northern traditions, why she killed Qi Wen, and why her of all people.
I feel this book has several strange problems. First, the power system is very vague. The author probably didn't want to establish power levels to avoid falling into clichés, but readers find the protagonist's strength fluctuating wildly, leaving them confused. Second, the protagonist's personality is problematic. He never experiences sadness, fear, greed, or lust.
Do you know how detrimental amnesia is, how many readers it will lose? Do you know that not wearing a costume would reduce reader immersion, which would also reduce readership? Author, think it through.
The villains are all at the second or third stage of the plot; minor characters can easily overturn everything by causing trouble, while the strongest remain on the sidelines, only to reappear as clowns. It's not about a conflict between good and evil or opposing stances, but rather a complete mismatch between character and ability. The plot feels contrived, designed to increase difficulty; you can predict the rest from the beginning. Disgusting plot.
The author's background is grand and detailed, very captivating, but could the author please stop making the villains so disgusting? The bosses who have appeared so far—Tuzanwa, Rufu, and Gema—all have multiple lives, dying and resurrecting stronger. But the most disgusting character is actually Ivan.