Heart of Divine Retribution
天谴之心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
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Anyway, I can't stand it. Life is already so difficult and I still have to watch all kinds of conspiracies and conspiracies... It's okay if you write a little, but after reading dozens of chapters, the conspiracies haven't stopped and I'm still drunk. The protagonist is so weak in the early stage and hasn't been killed yet. Is it really okay? As expected, micro-abuse stories are not suitable for me. Even a few friends are jealous and plotting against the protagonist. I'm really tired of reading them.
The protagonist is a druid who hunts when he has nothing to do. The old druid obviously hates adventurers and drags his apprentice to open a shop. The paladin seeks personal revenge. What am I trying to do if I continue reading this?
In just ten years, I completely forgot about this book. I only remember reading it and recommending it to others. I can't remember any of the content. Time is a knife.
Mental preparation before reading: Be prepared to see a stupid and stupid protagonist who makes fatal wrong choices in many major events. But the author's help can smooth everything out and give the fool the chance to become a god. So this book can be called: "The Luck of the Jackass"
After reading a few chapters, I realized that this is not the Druid in my mind. Druid walks the earth and is friends with plants and animals. You hunt animals all day long for this friend or that friend. Why not become another profession? It is disgusting, scheming, and does not care for nature. With such a complex mind, what kind of Druid can you be? Can such a person really communicate with nature and obtain natural power? There are no rules.
When I was short of books, I picked up the leader's Yiding and Heart of Heaven's Punishment and read them several times.
I was really stunned after reading the first chapter. This kind of protagonist... I suggest that in the future, authors should pay a little attention to the protagonist's personal character while shaping the plot.
What I like most about this novel is the protagonist's experience of slowly becoming a noble, from a small child to a baron, and then to a viscount. There is nothing else I particularly like.
Ink marks. Not decisive. Not worthy of the title of time traveler.
The leader's book is old, but it's still pretty good nowadays. I've just read it three times in the past few days. The best thing about the leader's book is that everyone has an IQ, and I don't ask for anything else.