Infinite Adventures: Starting as a Wanderer
综网：从游荡者开始的无尽冒险
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 675k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 21d ago
- English
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Yinglong's Dark Library Is Open
This is a personal list, powered by love, featuring new releases and ongoing novels. Completed novels will be removed after a while. Please follow and save the list. Lately I've been seeing more fantasy stories about dragons, and finding more interesting books. There have also been more COC steampunk novels lately. I only just noticed that a lot of veteran authors have launched new books. I'm still searching for stories I like. The quality of new releases in Qidian's historical fiction section k
Lawful Neutral, Leaning Good
I've read all of these novels, though that doesn't necessarily mean I liked how they turned out. At least I read the beginning of each one. Of course, I don't read evil or dark stories, or the kind where the protagonist kills without hesitation.
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I couldn't continue reading after reading a part of it. The main problem was that the author didn't have a reasonable plan for the protagonist's system. When I got to the part where he killed wolves and fought goblins, I kept thinking about one question: Did the author want to write a martial arts hybrid system or a D&D system?
The martial arts throwing knife ability feels a bit out of place and doesn't quite fit in the early game. It would be better to provide a basic throwing knife or a throwing knife skill from the game as a transitional option, and then add a martial arts-style ranged skill later.
Chapter 19's dungeon run left me speechless.
It's reasonable to choose some shadow-related spells if you're going to be a rogue, but you can't just pick them and not use them! Sleep spells are useless, Shadow Teleportation is useless, and you're afraid of your three dogs barking, so why not just put them to sleep one by one? Don't tell me these three dogs have resistance to first-level spells.
The weakest protagonist on the entire network... While other players are either cultivating immortality, demonic arts, or becoming wizards... This protagonist is actually a groundhog!
It was alright at first, but it got more and more boring as it went on. It feels like it was influenced by the pioneer of web series, Sequence 0, and started acting like a pretentious, artsy writer.
The first assassination attempt on the literary youth, spanning over 20 chapters, made me frown; it was a messy, disorganized mess.
The Wanderer, isn't that supposed to be a bottom-tier class in this version? 🙂
I can't get into it anymore. There's absolutely no modern element involved. It would be fine if the protagonist were in ancient times, but the setup feels too contrived. Everything they prepare is immediately used, and whatever they drop is immediately put to use. It feels more like the game's NPCs have assimilated the protagonist.
My recent writing has been a bit sluggish, I've gotten a bit carried away. How to put it... It's become too much like an online game. New players and teammates talk and act like they're from online games, it's modernized and feels weird. Plus, the main character's screen time has noticeably decreased, it's becoming a bit unbearable to watch.
Don't be a "literary youth" (a term for someone who is overly idealistic or intellectual); being a "literary youth"