Reborn as a Warcraft Starfield Hunter
重生魔兽之星域猎神
- Status
- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Are there really hierarchical systems in games created by advanced civilizations? Is it a joke that games from China are inferior to those from other regions?
Okay, so when you see the protagonist's self-confession during his "final arrangements," you're really going to grovel. The symbolic meaning of this goddess is practically the biggest flaw in this story. He struggles with life and death every day. For ten years, he relied on a "goddess" to keep him from being mentally corrupted. Then, after being reborn and free from these symptoms, he really starts fawning over her.
This is a wasteful son's mission. He had so many missions with walkthroughs in his past life, yet he chose to do one with no known benefits, and then forcibly modified it to make the protagonist pass. What's the point of his rebirth? Wouldn't it just be another character who doesn't know the plot doing the same mission? Rebirth, rebirth, rebirth? If you're going to start a rebirth story, you might as well not write one.
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Introduction: I come from the Earth dimension! I have countless blockbuster games in my mind! My little world is so stylish! Everyone come and play! There are truly top-tier skills and equipment that can be manifested! "Hahaha, finally the Flesh Accumulation skill has materialized...
Actually, stories featuring goddesses are not popular in online game novels. Although there is a goddess who can support him and keep him from mental corruption for decades, she doesn't appear often now. In reality, he admires her but hasn't knelt down yet.