Kingdom Come: Deliverance: Legacy of Dreams
天国拯救：梦境传承
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Shennong Post
The fan-fiction elements are decent, the action scenes are exciting, and the character development is commendable. Then there's the original part, a pile of crap, nonsensical romance, and inexplicable pretentious sentimentality.
Too oppressive
It was so depressing. The protagonist was like a pressure cooker, with new friends and family members constantly dying, a never-ending cycle of death and revenge. And that's not even mentioning the game elements. The writing was okay, but after a long day at work, facing my parents' health and financial worries, I wanted to read a novel to relax. Honestly, finishing this made me want to die even more.
Second point
The Kingdom of Valencia, where the protagonist resides, is hardly like a traditional feudal kingdom. Its efficient mobilization and organization make it feel more like a modern state in disguise.
The content was too depressing.
The protagonist's parents are killed in his dream, and he's powerless to do anything about it. The girl he secretly loves is also killed, and he's powerless to do anything about it either. Does this mean everyone connected to the protagonist has to die?
Looking back at the plot, Henry's experiences seem too legendary. He faced countless life-or-death crises, was captured, ambushed, and even managed to fight back against a dozen bandits. His fighting skills were so strong that he could single-handedly destroy a castle. His learning ability was even more amazing; he learned Latin in less than a week, and he was self-taught in alchemy.
Author: Normal quality chainmail is almost impossible to break with a longsword, let alone cause the armored area to bleed...
Author, just a small point: properly made chainmail is almost impossible to break with a normal person's longsword strike. I might assume it's just poor quality chainmail once or twice, but to see too many instances of (a sword striking the opponent's abdomen, resulting in the Cuman coughing up blood and collapsing, with bloodstains remaining on the sword) is rather abstract.
Indigenous people plus no system is good-looking
Let me complain about the current state of online novels. They're all system novels, where you max out all the attributes. What's the point of reading them? Furthermore, the titles themselves, such as "From Rookie to World Ruler," completely eliminate any sense of mystery, as I don't even need to read them to know he'll become the world ruler.
Feedback Post
Please feel free to leave any comments or suggestions in the comments section below; I will read them all.
I really like the protagonist's character design; at least he's not the typical transmigrator. I feel like most transmigrators talk about things that are pretty stupid.
Responding to recent comments
The first argument is that the dream sequence is too cumbersome. This is because many readers may not have played the game, so we need to go to the trouble of explaining it clearly. Secondly, it's for setup. I understand that everyone wants to see the exciting parts, but setup is also essential.