A Guide to Causing Trouble in Another World
异界搞事指南
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 198k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2h ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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91Chapters
7Monthly votes
3.6kRecommendations
40Fans
2 ch/weekPace
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Zoro, how about a sequel to Star Horizon?
My favorite is still the Starry Sky, but I also really like the Necromancer and the Twenty-Sided Dice.
The updates are a bit slow, I'm afraid to check them, worried they might disappear all at once.
Don't cut it again, there's not even a cover.
No
There's not even a resume; how can anyone click on this page?
Did they sign a contract? I noticed the cover has changed. It's time to watch.
So, how is it? Does it look good? Compared to the one I cut up before...
This subject matter seems quite challenging to write. It involves sending an organization to another world, specifically a world with supernatural powers. It will be difficult to portray Earth's attitude, resources, logistical support, and security arrangements in a way that is both plausible and appropriate.
Why does it feel like it's not as good as the first book?
No, bro, there's not even a brief introduction. It's hard to believe he can't cut anything.
Was Earth brutally beaten by a powerful being? Otherwise, it's hard to understand why it doesn't interfere with matters from other worlds.