From Ratman to God King of War
从鼠人到战争神王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A very awkward book
This book is extremely strange and awkward! Why? Because it tries to write the history of the ratmen as an epic, a legend. It also tries to conflate the protagonist's predicament with it! But this is highly contradictory! The protagonist's situation dictates that he cannot let the ratmen develop on their own!
The writing feels a bit awkward. The writing style is obviously good, and the protagonist is completely useless. God stories need adventures, but they also need farming and planning. Surprises should be born from the protagonist's planning, rather than the protagonist being shocked, having a false alarm, and it being a blessing in disguise.
1. Let us give thanks to the messenger in black. For it was he who built the towering Dark Tower, which was used to house the sacred bell. 2. From then on, a dark light began to take root and sprout in this land. 3. Thanks be to Him for His grace, which has caused the chosen ones to grow divine horns.
Epitaph
This is a novel I really love; it truly captures the feel of an epic tale of the ratmen. The Rat People have the advantage of being numerous, but also all the disadvantages except for their numbers. So how can they maximize their strengths and minimize their weaknesses? A deity provides faith and power to unite the Rat People.
You could take the Skaven as an example; they have a plague, so you could choose to develop technology.
Skaven? I'd recommend Skaven. Yes! Yes! Poison, assassination, technology. Biology. Head-on melee.
It was good at first, and the writing style was quite good for writing epic things, but it became more and more watered down later on. Generally speaking, when it is released, it should be before the unification or the final battle of the quilboars, but now even when fighting lizards, dragons from who-knows-where cause trouble. Is this interesting?
First, the author deliberately suppresses the protagonist. Second, the protagonist's job in the Evil God Merchant Guild is not clearly explained. The author writes in a disjointed and chaotic manner. You can't even call it a leap in logic; it's just writing whatever comes to mind!
You could actually write it by referring to the Skaven from Warhammer Fantasy.
A fantasy story about the rise of a race disguised as a deity, where the main character appears less often than the supporting characters.
I read for a day, 200 chapters, and it completely lacked the feel of a deity-themed novel. There were no academy competitions, no fortuitous encounters, and the loading of divine realm cards was minimal. There was no development of the divine realm (it's just a small plane where all the students are), and no demonstration of divine power.