
The Eternal Tree of Warcraft
魔兽永恒之树
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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An Eight-Year Fan of Western Fantasy's Reading List
I’ve been reading for over a decade, since fantasy went from a popular genre to a niche one. Here are some Western fantasy works I think are good. In my opinion, some books from other categories count as Western fantasy too. The list focuses mainly on Western fantasy and monster-evolution stories. Recommendation tiers: Top-tier Immortal Grass, Immortal Grass, Grain Rations. I won’t recommend Dry Grass or Poison Grass.
A Haphazard List That Lost Its Original Purpose Long Ago
This was originally a fantasy book list, but sadly, there are too few good fantasy novels. Gradually, it filled up with xuanhuan and urban fiction.
Books That Suit My Taste, All Completed
No abandoned stories or bad endings.
Hidden Gems... Great Books
Some good books
Classic Completed Works: No Torturing the Protagonist, No Mindless Plotting
I’ve been reading for six years. These are books I still remember and can’t forget, across all kinds of genres. I’ve also included a favorite part or highlight from each. Feel free to criticize if you disagree, but don’t drag anyone’s family into it.
Clover's Adventures
Another academic prodigy meets their match
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[Comment] It seems the author has never played games.
Putting aside the gnoll's skills, once the Green Staff is activated, not only is it immune to physical attacks, it is also completely unable to... A, and also beat up
[Comment] Hmm... It's my birthday today. Happy birthday to myself!
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Although the book is finished, I still have 600 experience points to share this month. Everyone who replies in this thread will get 15 experience points!
[Comment] Is this how it ends?
This is one of the few novels I've consistently read to the end, rereading it several times... I feel a bit down and uncomfortable... 😢😭
By the way, is the author not planning to start a new story?
[Comment] In Chapter Two, a question has been deeply troubling me.
The protagonist transforms into the Tree of Life with 500 energy. Training one spirit requires 300 energy, yet the protagonist trains two. How is this possible? At this time, the protagonist is assimilating into a gold mine, so the newly trained spirits cannot mine to replenish their energy. Furthermore, the moon is not yet out, so moonlight energy cannot be collected. Therefore, how did the protagonist train two spirits requiring 600 energy with only 500 energy?
Oh, and author, you left out a lot of details. For example, why couldn't the units you trained after upgrading to Tier 2 of the Tree of Eternity be directly elite like those trained at Tier 1? And the Guardians of the Forest who appeared at the end were also glossed over. What I found most frustrating was the romance aspect.
Sigh, I'm speechless about this author's math skills. It's like he was taught by a PE teacher! Even a PE teacher probably couldn't produce a student like this: 55 + 12 + 20 + 60 = 100????
The biggest flaw in this book is its lack of desire; the protagonist has no interest in power, beautiful women, or money. You're telling me that a transmigrator's biggest wish is to go back to Earth? Speechless.
First, this book is a godsend for veteran Warcraft players, especially those who prefer a data-driven approach. Second, it's indeed difficult for those who haven't played Warcraft to understand.