
Infinite Simulations: I Become a Chosen One in Faerun
无限模拟:我在费伦当神选
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 681k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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It felt a bit abstract. The protagonist knew Warhammer but not D&D. I personally knew D&D before Warhammer, and I felt D&D was more famous than Warhammer. This made the book increasingly abstract as I read on.
It's amazing that some simulations are worse than real-world simulations.
It's unimaginable that anyone knows Warhammer but not D&D. N. D. Whether it's games, movies, or novels, D&D. N. D. Is far more famous. When pseudo-D&D novels appeared on Qidian, probably no one in China had started playing Warhammer board games.
The protagonist is purely obsessed with Warhammer; he can associate everything with Warhammer.
Gaining a few useless abilities for dying once is the classic way to write a flop.
My gut feeling tells me this is a copycat work by a flopping author.
Jokes as Books
I just saw this Faerûn version of the Four Gods joke in a Warhammer book a while ago, and now someone's published a book about it!
I rarely explain jokes.
The inspiration for this book is all in this picture. I've always felt that a joke loses its fun when it's explained, but since many people seem to find it illogical, I have to explain it.
If you're going to work on village rule attributes, how do you calculate your attribute checks? Based on DND or village rules?
God-like progress
Looking at it, Chapter 60 is still in the first simulation, and the age in the simulation is only 3 years old.