Rising to the End Times with Seven Curses Upon Me

I say Minecraft is a treasure trove, but very few people can write about it well. Does anyone understand this?

The promised basic 2x2 backpack crafting was banned, resulting in the loss of even full hunger and health regeneration. The protagonist's injured hand requires half a month to barely recover, even with healing spells and potions.

After the initial Fire Mage Tower arc, I skipped large sections, only stopping briefly at the Wine Fox arc. The sense of disappointment was immense. Forget about the later plot developments; the several near-death experiences were just tedious. I don't understand why they like to include this kind of plot. Aside from the Minecraft elements, the plot is really mediocre.

The most insidious crafting function has been banned, but how do we obtain items that can only be obtained through crafting? Is it a limited release, or will we have to rely on alternative crafting methods developed locally?

The protagonist doesn't possess Steve's abilities; his only advantage is that he gains precognitive abilities when Minecraft arrives in another world, and NPCs can use modded magic scrolls and treasure chests, although this isn't explicitly described yet. The author has also stated that the protagonist will receive special privileges.

If you play Minecraft and never craft or combine items, but only explore and search for treasure chests, using any equipment you find and moving on to the next chest if you don't find anything, then this book could indeed be considered a Minecraft-themed book. The question is, does anyone actually play Minecraft that way?

A major crisis keeps popping up, and they're always on the verge of death. Especially when the Wine Fox appears, he immediately calls out "Master," which is really just so incongruous. 😅

While some people play Minecraft without uttering a sound (C), most people play Minecraft however they want to have fun. For example, I often use the Minecraft Toolbox on Duowan to be God in survival mode. Two things to keep in mind when writing Minecraft articles 1. It would be best to revive them. 2. It's best to add a module. If MC stories weren't semi-invincible or invincible, they would probably lose 50% of their readers.

The biggest problem with this book is that "Minecraft" isn't truly "mine." The protagonist initially only has an intelligence advantage, and his actions are limited by his strength. This leads to others sometimes getting ahead in acquiring mods and items, even if they're not necessarily usable. Readers who empathize with the protagonist will feel frustrated. The only solution is for the protagonist to become stronger and actively control the circulation and development of these Minecraft items.

They were running for their lives and still had the energy to argue and trash talk. I couldn't stand watching it anymore; the viewing experience was extremely poor. 🙂🙂