Building a Divine Kingdom, Starting with Mount and Blade
构建神国从骑砍开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 526k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Well, I was starting to think this book was alright, but then a live stream suddenly appeared, and my impression of the book took a sharp turn for the worse. After all, nobody watches live streams, and there are very few novels with live stream elements that are readable. They're either too exaggerated or feel like an insult to your intelligence.
I checked the author; it's someone I used to follow, and I like the genre, but every book of theirs gets bogged down halfway through—too much filler. Let me describe their last book: the protagonist encounters something and starts asking everyone around them. A says, "1, 2, 3, 4, 5," B says, "A's right, it's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5," C says, "A and B are right, it's..."
Old Zhao has started a new book again. I wonder if this time it will be a normal novel or just filler.
As for Lao Zhao, he was alright in his early years, but he started to fall apart from Oasis or something like that. He always abandoned his works, leaving them unfinished and just filler. His last book, in particular, was so padded out that it was worse than AI writing.
Chapter Nine is a bit too much. How can you have such a personality conflict in the same chapter? Is it really necessary to write the world-building introduction like this? It is known that these childhood sweethearts are: First, they haven't graduated from university, meaning they are university students; Secondly, he does this job and has been doing it for a while.
The previous book started with heavy cavalry in the stairwell. The new book starts with a livestream of mass troop buildups. The author really seems to have different flaws in every book, with different plot holes each time. It's truly speechless. You have to see a good beginning before feeding me this garbage.
Shennong's first taste
I personally really like Mount & Blade. I was initially drawn in by the author's Oasis, but why did this game have to include a live stream feature? Seeing the protagonist upgrading his troops being broadcast live by others was a bit unsettling, and the thrill was instantly gone!
Do I feel like I've gone in the wrong direction?
I read the author's book, Oasis, a long time ago. The initial construction, planting dates and farming in the desert, and the development were very attractive to me; I really liked them. This book is too fast-paced. I read the beginning several times and still didn't understand it. The setting is clearly Western fantasy, but it also interweaves elements of reality, so...
Has Eunuch King started a new project?
Mount & Blade text is already scarce, but adding a live stream makes it unbearable to watch.
Overall it was pretty good, but the live stream was a bit off-key 😏. With a traitor involved, and everyone on the live stream being newbies, plus the premise of them having knowledge and power, it's making the newcomers very confused. There's something wrong with that 🤨