
Adventures in Another World
冒险在异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 162k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
70Chapters
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It's really a fairy tale. The fairy tale world is more difficult than the fantasy world. Destiny is all written. Being a king in the fairy tale world is a dangerous profession. . . .
To be honest, if you put this in published books, some people might like it, but in the current Internet environment, it is difficult to become famous and people can't stand it.
Is this a remake of Dragon or something?
Although it is a fairy tale, I really can't stand the protagonist with this kind of personality. You say he is smart, but the reason for taking risks has already become poisonous when he returns.
Emmm, why doesn't the author write a kingly fairy tale protagonist? That is, the simple protagonist defeats the bad guys with the support of the gods of various worlds. He describes each mythological system to bring novelty to the readers while still keeping it cool.
I can't understand, it's very confusing. Are The Adventures of Jackie Chan and King Arthur the same world? The past and the future are not explained clearly and are a mess.
Whatever I wrote, intermittently, people have shown it to you.
I can't understand whether the author is writing a fairy tale or a novel
It's well written, I personally like it very much, but there is one section where I can't figure out which William is the protagonist. But it seems there is only one now.
Why did the author write about the protagonist changing from a good man to a dragon under the premise of a fairy tale? This is not the plot of a fairy tale, nor is it a fable.