Snow Country Hunt: from Azeroth to the Yukon River

Such an excellent reading, I admire myself very much

What are you writing about? Chapter fourteen and you're still fighting wits and courage in a mental hospital?

Okay, that's enough! Plot foreshadowing, novice gift pack ~ there are skills, pets, and friends to harm, you have them all, so don't bother with the novice village, just change the map! Chapter 22~24, you come out as soon as you come out, is it interesting to go in again? It seems that your planning is amazing, your writing is outstanding, and your imagination is broad? Brother, it's 2025 now. Deepen reforms and keep pace with the times

To be honest, I don't have a sense of immersion. In fact, I can write that the second wear setting is better. Modern people travel into Azeroth, and then into a parallel space. A native of Azeroth came to our side, so I didn't have an immersive experience and couldn't integrate into the story. I really can't stand reading these previous chapters.

There was no exposure, no popularity, and not many readers. I just stuck to it instead of cutting it off. Than those father-in-laws👍

Lovers of life literature are ecstatic. It's great to build a house. How can you hunt right away? Unless you want to be a poacher, hunting in modern society requires a certificate. Unless you want to be an outlaw or a savage, there are standards and legal restrictions on what prey can and cannot be hunted in Alaska, how much to hunt, what the purpose of hunting is, and even what weapons to use to attack which parts of the prey without causing pain to the prey.

The book is good. Like. At first I was attracted by the character background. The design of the storyline is actually quite good. The author is very cautious and does not use any cheats, which makes people even feel suspicious of "abusing the master". Of course the protagonist is still very strong and doesn't suffer much. The chapter on the sea is very enjoyable. I also liked the jungle chapter before Beetle, especially the chapters about killing poachers in the jungle. A small suggestion: Can the author write more about Glenn's identity as a dwarf from another world, his powers, and the plot brought about by such "features"? Will Ghost appear again? The Raven has not had a role for a long time. After all, this was what attracted me here in the first place. If the protagonist is assimilated into a North American human hunter, I worry that this book will be "lost to the public".

Aha, I didn't see anything. Only the word dwarf attracted me. Since I am a dwarf, there are no moles, and there are hundreds of dwarf jokes

I don't feel it. It's depressing to read. It's like a life note. It seems related but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with it.

The writing is great, especially the part about escaping from the mental hospital.

It's still very depressing so far because the protagonist and the captain haven't experienced sweet revenge yet.

Why is it the same as before in that book Living Alone in the Wilderness? There are more than a dozen chapters that have nothing to do with the main plot.

The writing is really good, but the rhythm is really problematic.

The writing style of this book is much better than the previous one, but it's also a bit laggy. It's over 100 chapters in and I haven't gotten into hunting yet. Also, skills and everything else depend entirely on luck and there are no rules. But it's really well written and the flaws are not hidden.

The writing is very good, but the score is unscientific.

Good guy, this development is unexpected and reasonable. After all, I said before that Glenn has a new journey and will not stay here forever. The transition in such a big event is really good (dwarves can't stand the twists and turns of modern society), but I feel that the current result is a bit hasty. I may need to make up for Rick's inner drama later. Otherwise, it would be a bit too abrupt to just put his son down and die. Having said that, it is more reasonable to regard the shooting as the last straw that broke the camel's back. After all, there is a high probability that he can buy a large piece of land by hunting and leatherworking, and he is considered a tough guy. If a tough guy can't bear this kind of thing, leaving his son to die is really difficult. His wife's death and physical disability didn't break him before (or let's say he lives for his son). Why can't he handle this as soon as it happens? What's more, we're not all done yet. But in my personal opinion, this result is not bad. I quite like it. It is unexpected and reasonable. After all, Rick was mentally unstable when he first appeared. It is acceptable to go to extremes. Moreover, the story requires logic. There are many outrageous things in reality. This development is not bad.

The author doesn't list it? Well written, it suits my taste

At present, let's look at the preparations for grass jelly. Don't be so pretentious and slap people in the face. It's good to start farming slowly.

If you have nothing to do, come and check in and show your appreciation.

I just destroyed the piebald hyena today, so I got this book 🙂

Hey, I found a homotopic from another plane.

Well written. Well written. I ordered all of them immediately.

Your tags Wilderness Leisure Time Travel The beginning is a plot of torturing the protagonist, tricking people into killing him! Really?

No, buddy, are you going to cut it?

Update soon! Brother, I'm itching all over from waiting! Not enough

UPDATE UPDATE

Can you briefly talk about the main plot of the opening?

Hey, there's nothing wrong with your book's writing style. The content and creativity are both explosive. But it's too flat. Moreover, it's a game copy with a changed map structure. The main line is not very clear, and the order of the story is also problematic. It's a pity. This idea is very popular at this time.