The Fourth Calamity Never Believes in Steel Floods!
第四天灾从不相信钢铁洪流！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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This world is so unbalanced.
At the beginning: What the hell? The Germans in this world are all about steel harvesting, power armor, and magic! How are the poor Russians supposed to compete? Chapter Three: Holy crap, the main character gets 100 points for a single Battlefield Rules fry, plus unlimited summons and refreshes with full gear? Killing a German bighead gives you 50 points??
I hate it when players are summoned and then the names they choose are completely random; it really ruins the experience.
A question suddenly occurred to me: given the speed and frequency of player deaths, corpses and weapons will be left behind. Even if you pick up all the weapons left on the ground, it would be enough to arm an ordinary indigenous person to the teeth!
This world is completely turned upside down
The world that can be seen with the naked eye will rush towards the cesspit in the future, and the four vendors will have an eye-opening experience when they come. Danscoil + Trench Crusaders + Warhammer are so exciting. All these worldviews can be written in 5 million words. The author can quickly bring them up.
"Tell them that their world is about to be destroyed by death, despair, and a bloody war…" "Tell them that their hopes and pride will be shattered." "Tell them that their empty whispers are devoid of divine listening—God is dead, killed by human logic." Tell them that the angel of death has arrived. Tell them that nothing can save them now. They take pride in violence. With the aim of conquest
Shennong
The writing is good, and the overall logic is quite good. However, the constant use of decreasing player favorability to force them not to do bad things is a bit ridiculous. The system is almost as realistic as a game; disabling friend-killing shouldn't be a problem. As long as it doesn't fall apart, it's a decent read—quite enjoyable. If the world-building is fully developed, it has the potential to become a great read.
The novel that reads most like a gamer
Regarding the player group, the author handled it very well later on, showcasing the players' behavior as a whole without making them feel like mere NPC tools influenced by the protagonist. Although the lack of main player descriptions reduced overall player interaction, it's good that way; it makes the players feel more like real players.
The bear is too weak
Let's give the Russians some extra fighting power! Their strength lies in the fact that they have very few truly capable leaders, and Germany even had specific tactics against them. Right now, they're like a powerful version of a hybrid of Germany II and III against Tsarist Russia! No, they're probably weaker than Tsarist Russia. Without a protagonist, what's the point of fighting them?!
Three days a week and you're making 10,000 a day? This guy's unbelievably good!
The Fourth Calamity has strengthened the enemy, so let's strengthen the Imperial Knights too! (The Teutonic Knights, biologically enhanced knights mainly composed of imperial nobles who fanatically worshipped their leader.) (The Knights Hospitaller are mainly composed of necromancy, minor nobles from other countries who have undergone human modification, and prisoners of war.)