I Have a Grand Voyage Game
我有一个大航海游戏
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Books Hui Meng Has Been Following Lately
These are the books I've been following lately. They're all different genres and picked entirely according to my own tastes. Most are new or early-stage books, so please don't be harsh if they're not for you. If you know any good ones, feel free to recommend them! I've recently started working, so I may have less time to read. Updates to the list may be sporadic.
Web Novel Journey 2
Keeping a record of the books I've finished and sharing my thoughts on them. The previous list ran out of room, so I've made a new one.
Let’s Meet Every Day (A Veteran Reader’s Personal Picks)
This list features all kinds of promising new finds and excellent reads for fellow book lovers to enjoy. Likes are welcome!
A Veteran Reader's Famine-Proof Picks: No Idiot Plots, No Saintly Leads (Follow and Save!)
A supply of reading material for anyone suffering from a reading drought. Fellow readers are also welcome to recommend books to me, preferably new, original, and imaginative ones. Everyone is welcome! Like a book? Give it a like. Think it’s no good? Give it a dislike. If a book gets too many dislikes, I’ll remove it. Every book I recommend is one I’ve read. I’m genuinely suffering from a reading drought, and I read quite quickly. If I get into a book, I can read over a million characters in a da
Some Interesting Reads!
These are all books I'm currently following. I'm sharing them with everyone and hope you enjoy them. I'm in a reading slump lately. Any recommendations? Preferably stories about building and management, spiritual qi revival, or world-building. Online games and historical fiction are good too!
I Think These Are Pretty Good
I think it's pretty good
Hidden Gems and Underrated Picks, Recommended by a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
A list focused on lords, games, other worlds, and farming.
Zhuyue Recommends: Quality Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
This installment’s theme is fantasy and high fantasy. These are books I think have great potential, and I hope you can lose yourself in them and find something to enjoy. If you like the sound of them, check out my previous lists and see if we have similar tastes. Rating scale: ★★★★★ Immortal herb (excellent) ★★★★☆ Rations (pretty good) ★★★☆☆ Dry grass (average) P.S. These ratings are purely personal. Please don’t take offense if you disagree. Every book means something different to each reader,
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Where's Shennong? Everyone, come and gather!
Last year, when I first read novels like "The Mundane Master" and "Poisonous," I felt they were either folklore-themed or sci-fi-themed. I thought it would be amazing if this type of story were adapted into a supernatural nautical genre. And guess what? I've finally found it! 😭
Personally, I think it's toxic and disgusting. First: You have a save file but don't use it, you just leave it there and analyze it randomly, then you keep it because you think it has side effects; you have a save file, so why film it? The key is that the save file doesn't seem to have any limitations, and you keep writing these things from the protagonist's perspective. Is there any point?
Being able to save without any cost isn't a flaw; in fact, it can be a highlight. However, the fact that saving is almost never needed is a flaw. It eliminates any clever maneuvers and makes the protagonist seem intellectually challenged.
It's readable, but this book is full of conspiracies and tricks. The protagonist's cheat ability seems incredibly powerful, but the author keeps it tightly under control. The most common type of magic potion in the mystery genre is powerful, but if the protagonist is portrayed as a useless piece of trash, there's nothing that can be done.
Don't let that ungrateful brat get on board! People who take their anger out on others are really off-putting.
I couldn't finish chapter 30. The first three chapters had a ship interface where you could collect materials to upgrade, but then it inexplicably disappeared after you raided a pirate ship. They just threw that concept away. They added a rollback cheat, a cheat that could recreate items in the real world of the game. The worst part is, even if they used it, it was completely nonsensical.
There are no other players, the focus is on the game world.
Readers looking for real-world multiplayer online hedging should look elsewhere. The rest of this book will focus more on game-related plots and less on real-world scenarios. Please read according to your personal preference.
The game frequently suppresses the protagonist's strength. In order to suppress the protagonist, the game involves disregarding the protagonist's intelligence when allocating skill points, resulting in unreasonable point allocation.
Pure game writing, so pure that it can't describe anything beyond the game's control interface.