Love and All-Nighters: Hack Through the Wasteland

The quality of this book is really high, although as a non-game player, the introduction to the novel is a mess. In recent years, many readers have criticized online works for having cliche plots and no new ideas. In fact, the main reason lies in the author's writing skills. The same routine written by a first-class author is highly readable, just like Guo Degang, an old joke, makes people laugh when he tells it.

Conclusion, very nice. Even if you never knew there was a kenshi (swordsman) game in the world, you can still watch it happily and smoothly. There are currently no poisonous points in this book. All the actions taken by the protagonist so far are in line with an experienced player's "plan before taking action". There is no cliche plot of grabbing opportunities, and the protagonist is allowed to grow every moment, rather than being written from wasteland to fantasy in just a few dozen chapters. What's particularly outstanding is the protagonist's fighting, which is very consistent with my understanding of wasteland fighting. Among the many cover books that "use low-level swordsmanship at the bottom of the wasteland, and fantasy swordsmanship at the top", this is a clear statement! He is unscrupulous but does not have a superior understanding of the moves (out of reach). Some of them are just summarized through the habit of exerting force, sense of distance, and hunting skills. It's so beautiful. In fact, the magic of this book is that when I think about the plot after reading it... It seems like it's not a big deal, just kill a few minions, sell some things, and pick up a few pieces of equipment, but people who read it just can't stop. It's really no brainer, the author should update more, I hope the more I write, the better!

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I saw that I had just arrived at Scone Town; The writing is quite good, The author's writing is above average, which can give readers a better sense of involvement; The characters are well shaped, with distinctive personalities and logical behavior; The rhythm design of the plot is of a high standard, with tension and smoothness, and the climax in the latter part of the hub station chapter is well written; but the main line is not obvious, and it is said that it is the strength and skill development of the protagonist? The more obscure one is to build a city, develop power, and then defeat the whole world? The most outstanding thing is that the author has a good balance between gamers and non-gamers. The author's understanding of the game Kenshi is limited to the live game play on site B, well-known memes, and the analysis of the game background. Therefore, the understanding of Kenshi is relatively vague, but the reading does not have so much sense of isolation, as if this is a story that takes place in another wasteland world.

Let me share with friends who have never played the game a brief introduction to the world background of Kenshi The continent of Kenshi once had a golden and prosperous era. At that time, humans (it is unknown whether humans were aborigines or outsiders) had achieved almost unlimited use of materials and energy. When alien civilization invaded, people at that time created super war robots similar to "Giant Soldiers" to resist the invasion. After the war, the continent was turned into a wasteland. The surviving humans were afraid that the "Giant Soldiers" (with intelligence) would lose control and killed all the remaining "Giant Soldiers" Humanity in the Golden Age had its own servant, the Skeleton Man (a robot with strong artificial intelligence) Then the Skeleton Man rebellion occurred, destroying all those involved in the Golden Age. Until a skeletal man named "Cathron" watched the once perfect Creator turn into the current ignorant and ugly status quo, he vowed to save mankind with guilt for the "Creator" in his heart. Katron established the Second Empire, but Katron later fell into madness for the goal in his heart (his own demands conflicted with the human desires of the wasteland at that time) After the overthrow of the Second Empire, the Kenshi continent once again fell into division and turmoil. After seeing the first chapter, many people asked why the currency is a unified "open currency", so I would like to share the world background. In the era of the book, Kenshi mainland science and technology all relied on archeology. The currency of Kaibi may be both the unified currency of the once lost empire and a non-renewable item (the technology of the golden age is no different from miracles in the current Kenshi continent)

In Rebirth Town University, running, lock picking, stealth, assassination, and toughness have all been improved to 50. I don't know why I can't improve strength. It was only over 30 when I left school. After leaving the university, I went to the hut of the Lang Ninja Group to get supplies from others. I ate and drank enough, and then I was confused. I don't know where to go Running all the way, because I am a slave in Rebirth Town, everyone who sees me will beat me, the sacred mine, the sacred farm, they are all chasing me. Fortunately, my running level is high, they can't catch up The hungry bandits on the road will also beat me, maybe Because I had food in my bag I searched for a map on the Internet According to my first understanding of the game, which is this novel, I went to the Hub City first I Chao, why is it so shabby, this place is too shabby, the whole city is Two complete buildings, a bar and a thieves' guild, and the rest are all rotten houses No, you can't stay here for a long time According to the plot of the novel, I arrived at Scone Town I was confused for a while Because of my combat level Less than 5, dodge is more than 30, weapon proficiency is basically non-existent, and I can't beat anyone Assassination and stealth levels are indeed high, but they feel very fragmented That is, I sneak and knock people unconscious, and then I can't attack the fainted people I found an open space to wait for him to wake up from the coma, but when he woke up I couldn't beat him He was very disconnected and didn't know what to do There was a copper mine at the door of Scone Town, and I was asked to dig it into a small one The money from the sale was used to buy a house in Scone Town. I bought building materials from a merchant and upgraded my technology to level 2, but now I can't do it. The merchants sold too few materials and couldn't keep up with my material needs for making things with advanced technology As for using stones to make building materials myself, the machine requires three people to operate There is iron near Scone Town. Mine, my current technology can make iron plates by myself, but the machine for making iron plates also requires three people to operate At first I wanted to go into lone wolf fighting, but I found that after graduating from Rebirth Town, there was no place to practice skills Later I wanted to go into technology, but there were not enough people Sigh

The characters stand out, and the refreshing feeling is probably due to the information gap. Anyway, the writing is very good. I hope to see a little bit of profound things. It doesn't need to be too much, just a little. I will follow up

The time when the First Empire came is unknown, but its collapse time can be studied for a very long time. It was so long that humans could completely forget the First Empire. It was so long that humans could differentiate into two subspecies, Green Source and Scorched Earth (PS: Green Source and Scorched Earth are not black and white. They may look the same. It's just that Scorched Earth people can eat carrion unconditionally and have a bonus to their stealth skills as their name suggests. It can be seen that the living conditions are very harsh, and the Green Plains are better) Then the weapon technology is probably completely lost during the Second Empire, because according to historical records of cannibals, the Hydraulic Knights they formed also wore heavy armor and wielded swords (those who cannot eat are called inedibles) But other technologies are good, such as hydroponic farms that can support countless people. Then the Second Empire also collapsed and it took thousands of years. During this period, the rise of the Holy Kingdom and the early Shaq were very anti-intellectual. The United City experienced great disasters such as the Blood Rebellion. In short, the wasteland period of the Kenshi continent was really long.

I followed one more person and even opened a big membership