Transmigrate to the Martial Arts World with Heroes of Might and Magic
带着英雄无敌穿越武侠世界
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- Myriad Worlds
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487Chapters
15.1kRecommendations
44.4kFans
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Shennong is dead
Wow, that's amazing! You chose the Necromancer class. How would you play against your opponent? (It is known that you have...) Skeleton Soldier Walking Corpse Ghost Wraith Which would you choose? That's right, the protagonist chose to enhance his magic and go into battle, only to get stabbed through the heart with a single sword strike. He'd never seen anything so overpowered.
One of the most common mistakes authors make these days is misleading advertising. If you've already provided such a powerful cheat code, then don't bother to suppress its strength. Since you've included it in the synopsis, readers have expectations. If they click in and find it's not what they expected, they'll 100% criticize you.
Just like some Minecraft writers, they clearly have the advantage of making the world adapt to them instead of them adapting to the world. But they insist on having their left and right brains fight each other, suppressing combat power, weakening the protagonist, and cutting off the cheat codes.
It is your responsibility that these authors can survive.
A big lump
The entire text is the author's own soliloquy. This book feels like something between AI writing and pseudo-human rambling, completely lacking the logic and expression of a normal adult.
Why use the Heroes of Might and Magic banner? It suppresses both combat strength and intelligence, discouraging players from playing.
Suppress combat power relentlessly; there's no such thing as Heroes of Might and Magic.
You're using cheat codes and there are restrictions everywhere. Ninety percent of the whole thing is about your ridiculous ancient stories, and what's funny is that you talk about them in such a petty way. Is it possible for the head of a family that has been a founding prince and has a history of over a hundred years to only use bamboo strips to clean the toilet?
Advice for new readers: "Just run away."
This author always says he's not satisfied with his writing, and that's indeed the case.
Can you imagine?! Of the first six chapters, I skimmed through almost four, and only half a chapter mentioned anything related to the title. The rest was basically about food, drink, the estate, the servants, and the differences between commoners and the wealthy.
Very bad
The title mentions Heroes of Might and Magic and a martial arts world, but after reading up to chapter 15, there's been no martial arts world introduced, and the cheat-like abilities haven't been used at all. It's all just trivial stuff.