The Faerun Elf Wants to Go Home
费伦精灵想回家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 761k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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349Chapters
6.8kRecommendations
48kFans
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The opening is really off-putting. The author neither understands D&D (it's supposed to be a fictional world of Faerûn, but it's full of other authors' own ideas) nor Earth (the opening scene with a large horse is a turn-off). 😐 No matter which side you're on, if you know more than the author, you'll be completely pulled out of the story.
The author only used elementary school knowledge in the book, but gave the protagonist a cheat code of all knowledge about Earth... How embarrassing.
No, they're all at school, so why don't they just ask how the mage levels up? If they're just figuring it out on their own, wondering if it's about fighting monsters to level up, what's the point of going to school?
All I can say is that the currency system is so bad that it makes me want to quit. 10,000 Gold coins are equivalent to a ton of grain.
I think the author still doesn't understand just how bizarre all knowledge about Earth is. The protagonist doesn't need to plagiarize anything from Earth, such as music. With his vast knowledge, he could compose countless pieces a day. Even if he were completely inflexible and lacked any creativity, he could still create countless pieces. Composition has become an assembly line now, although the quality might not be high.
Is there no group?
The biggest flaw is that one ton of grain is equivalent to 10,000 gold coins. The author should revise that when they have time; even writing 100 gold coins would have perfectly highlighted Old Man Nai's cruelty.
After reading seven chapters, I feel the author's knowledge base is too limited. Giving the protagonist an unfair advantage with access to all the knowledge on Earth is just too awkward, isn't it? Hahaha 😂
The author's knowledge base is too limited; it completely disregards the "Blue Star Knowledge" cheat code.
Well, everyone thinks the protagonist would be incredibly powerful if he gained access to all the knowledge of Earth, but the truth is, the premise is amazing, but the author doesn't have that level of knowledge, so they couldn't write it.
He believed in goddesses after licking a woman's lips, and then he broke up with her.