
The Fishing Druid in Another World
钓鱼佬德鲁伊在异界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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First of all, the idea is quite good. Then, the descriptions are too... Well, author, do you know what you're trying to say? We don't! You need to explain it! Your writing is too simplistic.
It's ridiculous that the story is all support and no offensive skills. The other world starts off incredibly dangerous, but the protagonist is just a bunch of silly, large feline creatures, with the leopard being the weakest fighter.
Holy crap, guys, this author is writing three books simultaneously! Be careful when reading this!
He's using the techniques he's used for 14 years to write a book he's used for 24 years. Suddenly I understand the Qing Dynasty's policy of closing the country to the outside world.
As a seasoned bookworm, I really can't help but complain. What kind of writing is this? It's all just me talking to myself.
I'm getting more and more unhappy
I can't take it anymore! I read to enjoy the experience, to see the protagonist encounter problems, solve them, and grow. But now they keep changing locations, systems, and worldviews—it's overwhelming, and there's no enjoyment left. Wujingjie, have some decency! Stop this self-indulgent hype!
Think about it carefully: a child of nature, a friend of animals, a druid going fishing—isn't that a kind of deception?
There's a bizarre idea of seeing Aladdin's lamp inside a Lotus Lantern.
One-tenth of the plot + nine-tenths nonsense
The story itself was quite engaging, but there was too much unnecessary rambling. I originally intended to persevere and finish reading the free chapters (because I didn't want to pay for 10 chapters just to read one, with the remaining 9 chapters of nonsense mixed in and crammed into my reading, making it difficult to skip), but I couldn't stand it anymore after reading chapter 105, so I had to give up.
Having written seven books, people have said since the first one that the author likes to preach, talks to himself, and is incredibly padded, yet he hasn't changed. After all this time, he's only at level two. It seems he mainly relies on the perfect attendance bonus, plus subscriptions or tips. 😥😥