You Can't Even Imagine How Much Fun Being a Warlock Is

Is it going to become vulgar? The so-called Fourth Natural Disaster player flow is all about using bad Internet slang and unscrupulous behavior that is off-putting. Destroying Fantasy | The most basic structure of Western fantasy novels - the sense of atmosphere. It's not about following the path of a super god mechanic and surrounding these players to gain profits. It's just to prepare the grown-up gamers to get used to these "darkness" and start a pseudo-revolution of "why not play the game if you're dead?", Right? Overthrow the feudal western fantasy world, right?

The author's writing style and jokes are very smooth, and he is very familiar with dndpf. The early personal adventure part is very exciting, and the setting of the PF path is something that many people know about but few have written books. In this niche circle, this book definitely belongs to the fairy grass. If this style continues, it will be very brilliant. But in the mid-term, after the presence of players increased, the whole plot started to run away. It was said to be leading the mainstream, but there was no good technological advancement and expansion. What the people were like was almost never mentioned. The industrial education felt that it was just a superficial taste and was not written in depth at all; it is said that the fourth natural disaster stream does not have the excitement of the protagonist's rapid development with the help of exclusive understanding of the players, nor is it a group drama that has a distinctive and impressive portrayal of the player group. The protagonist has no goals or plans (but he has a life plan, which is very ironic). He has built a territory but can't tell who is the owner (it feels like the players are more like the owners). As a result, he is completely pushed along by a group of crazy players who have no goals and cannot be controlled, resulting in a complete lack of sense of agency and identity. Later on, when I went to Blue Star Travel, the style of the movie became even weirder. It turned into a script about urban ghost stories. The protagonist was completely about me being awesome but I want to be an ordinary person. The plot seemed to be big but it didn't come at the door. To be honest, I couldn't stand it. To be honest, if a book has a certain style, just keep writing it. If you want to practice writing, you can start a new book. If your grades are not good, it doesn't matter if you cut it. Changing the style in the same book, not to mention whether it respects the readers, is also a struggle with one's own performance. At the beginning, 100 readers liked the DND adventure stream, but when it became the mainstream, 20 readers were lost who didn't like it. Another 20 readers were lost in the player stream, and another 20 readers were lost in the urban stream. The more the style is changed, the fewer readers will be. How many readers will be able to subscribe in the end?

I didn't quite understand the introduction. It was the protagonist who asked others to tell some warlock jokes, and then the protagonist became impatient before others finished telling them?

To put it simply, the style has changed. I don't know if the author was lazy and wrote a mindless and cool article, or if he changed the gunman.

Recommended by Red Ji. It looked good before it was released. It has a strong Western fantasy flavor. The protagonist feels like Rogue Glory. The daily flow plus some events and complaints made the player's opinion suddenly go away. I have ordered seven or eight chapters and more than half of the plot is written for the player. I am still not satisfied. The protagonist is not as big as the player and the operation is not as flexible as the player. Will this still be the case later? Where can I start if I want to skip the player story?

The beginning is not very friendly to unfamiliar readers. Many parts are unclear, such as ecl, build, etc. It is recommended to add a comment at the end of the chapter.

If you call me Tom, just write Tom. It's a bit inconsistent to always write the protagonist's original name.

To be honest, I've read more than ten chapters, but I'm still confused, and I don't understand the power system. 😅😅😅

I still don't understand why you writers went to the Western Fantasy world and still used Chinese names.

You, the reader, have chosen carefully enough. Let me rank the influence of the tags (as of before they are put on the shelves). Players/Unknown group of fun people/Daily complaints/Semi-waste house non-offensive male protagonist/DND. The number of votes this month is twice as high as the comments. It seems that book friends are really tolerant👍.