Mage Lord: I Took the Tech Tree in the Wrong Direction
法师领主：科技树被我点歪了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 693k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The description refers to the Steam game *Don't Starve*, a survival simulation and building game that, along with Minecraft and Terraria, is considered one of the three giants of the sandbox genre. It has both single-player and multiplayer modes. Those who haven't played it should check it out; with friends playing together, you can easily rack up hundreds of hours of gameplay.
The setting and story construction of this book are really great, but the part about population is really problematic. The main source of military strength for the territory is mercenaries, and there must be many old, weak, sick, and disabled mercenaries, as well as many women and children. The total population of Thorn Territory being over 3,000 is unrealistic.
Starting with Ancient dungeons in Don't Starve is now the norm. Regardless of the character, most players will go to Ancient dungeons in the first fall, defeat the rhinoceroses, and return with a full set of mining gear. 😎
The beginning felt a bit off. The cheat code is supposed to be Don't Starve technology, but the protagonist acted like a native, completely unaware of the cheat code he possessed. The biggest obstacle for authors is assuming that readers will understand them.
Honestly, many novels these days have a problem: they're too rushed, and the timelines are illogical. You have to understand that these books depict a real world where everything takes time. Whether it's farming, developing technology, or training personnel, it all takes time and progress, not a game where you can just click and be done.
The magical world is all about steam engines; these kinds of plots are so annoying now. Can't we use our imagination?
[New Book Excerpt] *Mage Lord: I Got My Tech Tree Off Track* - Taking on a critical mission, I really didn't want to become the strongest lord! (Magic + Technology)
#New Book Preview# What sparks will fly when modern magic meets ancient science fiction magic? This is the story of a time traveler who transmigrates to a magical otherworld. When his territory is on the verge of extinction, Leon takes on the great responsibility of protecting the viscount's territory. So, can Leon really resolve this crisis?
This is fucking amazing! I read it from last night until noon, and I didn't even want to eat breakfast or lunch. As someone who loves fantasy and infrastructure fiction, this book is simply divine! Highly recommended, and I'm begging the author not to abandon it. I'll subscribe to the whole thing to support you!
Don't wait anymore, the author isn't replying in the group.
Just then, something indescribable appeared in the mist and swallowed the entire world, and the protagonist was unable to resist. A tragic ending ensued.
It's been 14 days. Normally, the test results should come out in 15 days. If it hasn't come out in 15 days, then it's a bit uncertain.