Red Dead Redemption: Dawn
荒野大镖客之黎明
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I mainly recommend new books, but I update this list so slowly that it has plenty of completed works, too.
A Ten-Year Veteran Bookworm's Eclectic Collection, All Books That Suit My Personal Taste.
I have been reading for fifteen years, and my tastes have become quite varied. That is why my list will not contain low-intelligence, mindless wish-fulfillment novels built around forced face-slapping. I like books with strong logic and storytelling. Let us see whether anyone shares my tastes.
A Little Book Bag With Absolutely No Standards
I actually use this list as a bookshelf. I add books I've finished or that haven't finished updating yet, then wait until they've built up enough chapters to binge. So I have no particular standards for what I collect here. I don't care about recommendations, favorites, or monthly ticket rankings. I just go by the book's appeal, its updates, and whether it has been abandoned. Anyway, everything on this list is something I've read, so if you find something you like, give it a try. The rest doesn'
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These prices are driving me crazy. You either have to follow the game exactly, treating it like fan fiction, or use your brain a little and balance out the unreasonable parts. $30 For a bath, $70 for killing five people, $150 for gathering information—do you think that's reasonable? Don't you feel uncomfortable about it?
Why do so many people think the protagonist is a pushover? That's how I felt when I played Red Dead Redemption 2; my honor points were always maxed out. In real life, I don't have a choice, but in the game, I want to be a good guy.
Well… this book is passable, I'd say. The major flaw that might turn you off is chapter 54, where the protagonist's combat power is drastically reduced without any explanation, and it's explicitly stated that it won't be restored. Basically, after a demon suddenly appears and forcibly weakens the protagonist, the author jumps in to say the book won't involve mysticism.
To be honest, this is the most satisfying Red Dead Redemption fanfiction I've seen so far.
I forced myself to read through all the typos, but then chapter 54 brought a sudden, forceful nerf. Temporary nerfs would have been one thing, but a permanent one, all for an uncertain future—are you trying to filter your readers? Anyone who's subscribed to this book is a true die-hard fan. I reckon even the die-hards will be forced to watch out for garbage later on.
Posting criticisms of the economic system and seeing so many readers complaining about it is indeed a major flaw of this book.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 108. The beginning gave me a pleasant surprise, and I thought I had found a good book. The economic system collapsing is fine, but the forced weakening of the protagonist, and the fact that he only felt bad for being betrayed for two days and then moved on, is something I just can't understand. It's not like my cousin at all. Moreover, the plot is vague, the system has disappeared, and the protagonist's abilities are inconsistent. It's just too weak.
On a whim, I searched for it, and it actually exists.
While waiting for the author's new book to come out, I wrote my own, "Red Dead Redemption: I Have a Releasing Progress Bar," which has just been signed. I welcome everyone to give me some pointers when you have time. It would be great if the author could offer some suggestions.
The previous posts were alright, but they were too dismissive of money. They'd give ten dollars to anyone they met, then 150 dollars to gather intelligence. They risked their lives, getting shot several times, to earn several thousand dollars, only to give half to someone who did nothing but gather information. How much do you get for a bounty mission? And they give so little to everyone they meet? Goodbye.