Heroes of Might and Magic: The End of the Road
英雄无敌之穷途末路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I thought I misread it, but thankfully Qidian (the website) issued a notification. I wonder if they're going to start updating normally again?
Actually, the book is quite good. You don't need to deny yourself too much. The biggest reason is that you're not very well-known. I don't think "Battle Through the Heavens" is good at all, but other books are so popular. There are so many authors now, and your book is good, but others just don't notice. That's indisputable. Some commentators' words are inhuman; they're insane.
Having read half of it, I noticed a few issues. First, the title and content are irrelevant; the main plot is unclear, and I don't know what it's about. Second, the protagonist's presence is too weak; he has less screen time than supporting characters in the middle of the story. Third, the distinction between reality and fantasy is blurred.
I just want to know why they divorced. His ex-wife is still working for that same boss. I've watched it several times, but I haven't been able to continue because of this; it's too frustrating.
The prelude to this book is just... I skimmed through it and still couldn't finish it... I suggest the author read *The Judgment of Online Games*, which I think is a timeless classic of Heroes of Might and Magic. It doesn't even touch on the real world. Who reads Heroes of Might and Magic novels with a focus on reality anyway?
The main plot is unclear, the narrative is confusing, the character development is unconvincing, and the story feels detached from reality.
This is an underrated novel.
I think this book is pretty good, but those few female characters are just too damn off-putting. I've read it several times, but I just couldn't get past those parts.
For the first hundred or so chapters, I don't understand why they described the protagonist as a listless, aimless person, basically just sprawled on the ground, waiting to die. I completely lost the desire to continue reading.
The game lacks character and monster attribute descriptions, and the characters' entanglements with real-life situations are unclear. The protagonist feels too repressed, and readers can't immerse themselves in the story. The core appeal of Heroes of Might and Magic lies in its unit types, magic, and character attributes—that's what makes it enjoyable.