
Warhammer and Mount & Blade: Slashing Through the World
战锤骑砍,杀穿世界
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- Completed
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- 877k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Brothers, this is one of the few authors on Qidian who specializes in writing fiction about Warhammer Fantasy games.
This book is a complete flop, written out of genuine passion. If you enjoy this game and the legendary story of the Chinese Empire, it's definitely worth a read. Please vote for it!
A long, rambling introduction full of nonsense.
If you can single-handedly support Aurora, I'll respect you as a true hero.
The first book started off well, but just as I was getting into it, it jumped into a Western fantasy Middle-earth world, and I didn't even want to continue reading.
There's too much setup and filler content; the first five chapters are mostly setting up the story, with less than 20% actually progressing. It's incredibly discouraging.
This is so well-done in terms of watermarking and stitching together. Here are two more updates, most of which are about the setting. →_→
It's too drawn out; the plot is progressing too slowly.
I really liked the premise of the previous book, but it was a shame there was no sequel. Perhaps the subject matter was too broad and difficult to handle, and the sales weren't good either. I'll still support this one though.
Wow, this introduction includes several classic strategies.
Will there be any new units that can travel with dragons?