Simulating the Myriad Heavens, Starting in Faerun

Very well written! Magic and technology conquer the earth, and faith becomes a god and goes into space! Even if the protagonist returns to Faerûn, he can still leave a clone to act as insurance in the Harry Potter world, and even if he dies, he can start over again! Moreover, the universe is vast and the starry sky is much larger than Faerun. As long as you conquer the earth and develop magic and technology, you will have no enemies for hundreds of thousands of years. You can farm and develop well, and you can also make waves in other universes!

I'm just curious, how many people can watch it? I read more than 20 chapters for the sake of the Warcraft fandom that will follow, but I still couldn't hold it back, and I felt extremely irritated after reading it. Complicated settings, a skill proficiency divided into nine levels, a combination of Chinese and Western, and then there are panels with word counts that are different from each other, proficiency numbers that are not used but are described in detail by the author, and boring bad jokes. I want to read on, but I really can't help but want to curse.

The creativity is okay, but the writing is not, and then there is a lot of nonsense, which is very dramatic. I repeated the data with the data. I skipped through the twenty chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. There is no sense of substitution at all. I suggest the author stick to it and just finish it. I look forward to the author's next book.

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Real water. Not only the water data, but the water setting is actually tolerable. The key is that there is really too much nonsense. A bunch of bad jokes and useless nonsense are mixed in the writing. There are only a few useful sentences... The psychology of the characters and the dialogue are all clichés and mainly nonsense. There is no serious plot... This writing is really impossible to read...

A boring novel. Is the author writing a novel or an outline? I don't push the plot, but write about the settings and data in large sections. 70% Of a chapter is various settings, 20% is messy data, and 10% is various imagination. The real plot advancement is only done after several chapters, and the rest is all simulation.

How can I put it, I ordered so many chapters, but the result was so disappointing. I came here for the dnd novel. You jumped around the world, kept a running account, and made fun of yourself. I forgot about it. In the end, this world is like this? I'm rambling here and there. I don't know what I want to write. I just added some drama if I have nothing to do. I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.

In general, the protagonist gives people a sense of stupidity, and also has the feeling of being a licking dog. He needs to carefully describe and describe everything, and it will be done after a long period of time.

The great arcanists drove the floating city, and they all boasted very well. They captured the saints of God everywhere, the incarnation of the gods in the lower world. As a result, Wu came and the entire great arcanist system was destroyed overnight. Hundreds of great arcanists, hundreds of floating cities, all the arcanists were wiped out. In the end, the gods had to come out to clean up the mess!

6. What did you read as a 12-year-old bookworm? I have never eaten pork, but I have seen pigs running away. Why do you still make the same mistakes that others have made? I really don't understand. What did you watch in 12 years?