Don't Disturb the Warlock's Scientific Research

I have read more than two hundred chapters so far, and the male protagonist has a big problem with dealing with vampires I know that research is very expensive, and I also know that most vampires are very rich The problem is that you got the method to solve the bloodthirsty curse, and this method is based on the information of the elemental tentacles instead of researching it yourself. Is the subsequent operation too inappropriate? What does it mean to collude with the Spellcaster Association to monopolize medical resources? What does it mean to treat a disease that can be cured in one time in multiple stages? What does it mean to artificially create sequelae during the treatment process to generate secondary income If it is a capital article, this may not be considered a poisonous point, but the work of researchers should not only benefit civilization, but at least develop productivity, right? What the hell is Edison? The most outrageous thing to me is that the protagonist didn't feel anything was wrong at all, and moved smoothly to the exploiting class camp without any transition, which made me wonder if I missed the plot where the protagonist had conflicts with the vampire group or the research funds were exhausted and urgently needed money I hope there will be a patch in the future.

It's a highbrow song, no wonder some people can't understand it. Irresponsibly speaking, "Fortress Besieged", which highly overlaps with the audience of this book - if it were not for its early fame, I am afraid it would not get such a good response if it was put on this platform. The intelligence level and reading quality of the audience on the online text platform are generally low, let alone academic literacy and research and development experience. This book's writing style, imagination, logical rigor, and depth of knowledge are all rare gold. In the current literary world, which is generally mediocre (not just online articles), it stands out. It is a good book worth recommending to anyone with scientific research and R&D experience. I hope it can be published, come on👍

With this level of writing, can you sleep without updating 10 chapters a day?🙂

What you wrote has nothing to do with dnd. It just borrowed the skin of dnd. You might as well remove dnd from your resume and turn it into a traditional funny mage article, which is more suitable for your audience.

Have you ever been a warlock? Just write it out and take it for granted. Just kidding, but since we have the fake dnd tag and the name of a warlock, why not follow the warlock originally set by dnd? It doesn't matter if the numerical system does not follow the dnd, but since it is written as a warlock, where is your sect master? Where is the pier you visited? It's just as the name implies, sorcerer = evil sect, right?

I wonder how it is possible that the writing is okay, the plot is smooth, but the setting is rubbish. Now I believe it, this value is even more chaotic and outrageous than Naruto's tactical planning.

Author, are you sure this is a normal human being? An ordinary mortal only has 8 points in all attributes. The protagonist, a warlock, starts with 4 points of charm... How did you roll it? Agility is only 3... Dnd's high level of disability only has this value...

The most attractive thing about DND is the illusory and perfect Western fantasy world built through the rule book. There is indeed a threshold for getting started in DND. It is indeed difficult to write orthodox DND novels. As a fast-food online novel, everyone can accept the pleasure of changing the rules to improve the novel. If it's just a name, and the rest has nothing to do with DND rules, then why bother relying on DND? The DND circle is not big in the starting point, and the popularity of Baldur's Gate 3 has long since disappeared. Just call it a wizard novel. Everyone is reading it in the wizard genre. They see that the novel applies some rules in DND, which can be regarded as a new idea. Nowadays, everyone is looking for the DND world module that the author has modified. Most of what they see are settings that are not related to the DND rules. It is really difficult for readers who like DND rules to completely break away from the DND rules to accept your original content.

Except for the name Warlock, everything else has nothing to do with DND, and the fake one is not such a fake one. Wouldn't it be better if you just write the scientific research stream as a funny wizard?

For example, in the DND next door, ordinary civilians have eight points in six dimensions, and the most mediocre nobles have ten points in six dimensions. Professionals will not talk about it. Then here, except for the low power of goblins, which is understandable, the mixed-race intelligence 1 charm 1 is nonsense. Even the dnd half-orc charm starts at 6 points (baseline 8 points, half-orc race template deducts 2 points), and intelligence is also 6 points (baseline 8 points, race template deducts 2 points).

Neither a warlock nor a dnd

Pseudo dnd equals no dnd

Lao Deng didn't even write a final speech, but he is quite proficient in starting a new book.

What a genius. I put a dnd tag to gain traffic but don't allow the police to be dispatched. Can I recruit people?

Judging from the title of this book, I expect that the development will first be scientific research, and then the technological revolution will be promoted by scientific research. The conflicts caused by the changes in the interest pattern promoted by the technological revolution will be reversely transmitted into conflicts in scientific research competition. But until now, they have all been some superficial art techniques such as paronychia techniques, or digging out rule words for some small profits. Are these interesting? That is indeed interesting, but this thing is like a condiment, and condiments cannot replace the staple food. What is the staple food the author writes about? Traditional academy style, sign up for group competitions, pretend to be cool and get slapped in the face. The cool points of this kind of main line have long been discovered by predecessors. They have seen countless products of the same type ten years ago.

The first person to watch Heart of Canaan has been playing it for more than ten years now. At first, I read the 3R rule book, and later after 5E came out, I also translated the first version in Apple Orchard. I have run a lot of online tour groups, I have also run dough groups, and I have also led short-term tour groups as a DM. It's not too much to say I'm a long-time DND fan. In the early days, I also served as a DND boy and sent police everywhere. I criticized this for impurity and that for random changes, but I gradually started to look away from them later on. On Qidian. Com, there is no market for writing pure DND novels, so we can't do it unless we change it. This is a small circle in the first place, and it is just a little bit of superiority in "high-end games" to act like a gangster. It's so stupid. In addition, playing with custom backgrounds and house rules is much more convenient than playing official campaigns. What else is there to do if you don't change them after playing for a long time? I feel that as long as the pseudo-DND is marked, it will be fine no matter how you want to change it. Expanding your influence is a good thing. Only when your small circle expands can you attract more people to play.

A purely playful person, I don't write about any hard skills. Occasionally, I rely on my aura as a time traveler.

I thought it was a real warlock, but it turned out to be just an evil mage with the name of a warlock, not even a warlock. Can I ask if the fake DND should not be called a warlock? When I clicked in, I thought it was either to start with the supermodel passive and spells of the leader (of course, it is impossible for warlocks to happen in most cases, and it feels inferior to the tiefling race at the start), or to simply develop in the direction of WoW's warlock and grow into Gul'dan. The result is neither, it is quite boring. Mainly on the one hand, the warlock's own system rule book is included, and some people for wow warlocks have also written corresponding templates. It doesn't matter if you don't follow the level, but the name is very important, as is the pseudo-DND world view.

Why is this book so similar to a certain novel, Dawn Breaks the Darkness? They both entered the academy stream, were born into a trio, and both broke the dungeons. They are all based on the same template.

I'm just a stranger, I just read two chapters. In fact, the author does not need to use the DND label. Of course, you deserve to be criticized for selling dog meat over someone else's head, so just live with it. 😃

I thought it was a magician from DND, so I came in with great interest, and then left in despair.

After reading the fifth page, I got the impression that a dumpling shop sells strawberry chocolate sauce dumplings.

No wonder this book is placed in a light novel. There are a lot of people calling the police here. If it were in a fantasy, you wouldn't be chased and sprayed.

What I mentioned before is just the setting problem. There is another biggest problem. The author always forgets what he has written before. There is a high probability that the previous setting and the dozens of chapters that follow will be forgotten.

A juvenile work like Alice in Wonderland

Overall it's okay, but there are a lot of minor bugs. And I feel that there is a big discrepancy between the name and the content. The key is that it doesn't feel like there's anything describing scientific research. On the contrary, it is mainly funny.

It feels like Chun Chun, the author, has no life left, and can only engage in various demonic technologies similar to those in Warhammer (or torment life technologies, although Warhammer is called vicious arts), and then the protagonist hides things until they are nothing, but only hides things related to the life and death of the plane, and ignores other things. Even if it is actually more useful to the protagonist, it is still very selective.

I really want to see the new crisis... Master Jia Xiu, who has been playing games, will come back in the face of the new crisis. Will it remind him of the planes he has been to and the problems he has solved? Will there be a new mysterious plane in the void, carrying more mysterious magic, waiting for his exploration? I really want to see the sequel... And it seems that the author has forgotten the pit. There is another pit of the Holy Light in Chapter 194😭 It's all finished. Can the author comment and fill in the pit... It feels uncomfortable if the pit is not filled in.

I just saw Chapter 237, and I thought it was pretty well written. I said I'd give it a try, but I suddenly realized that the latest chapter is for another day. There are only more than 200 chapters left, so should I read it or not?

After skipping to read, it is considered finished. After all, many parts are quite watery, but what is quite interesting is that the protagonist's moral values ​​have been declining, and he has started an experiment on the soul of intelligent life, extracting the souls of wisdom trees to make a soul computer.