The World of Baldur

I've been playing Baldur's Gate recently, and the book is quite well-written with a fairly complete world-building. The writing style is a bit weak, but you can't be too demanding of a novel's writing. However, the major flaw is the inclusion of modern technology.

Congratulations to Baldur's Gate 3 for winning Game of the Year 2023 – a well-deserved honor.

It's a diary-like novel, completely uninteresting.

The protagonist is only level 9, but he uses a cheat code to help his subordinates level up to 10. This cheat code is so trashy, it's ridiculous! Maybe someone else can use it and even surpass the protagonist!

The later part of the book, the Karinsan storyline, is garbage. The protagonist already possesses power comparable to a powerful god in this part of the story, yet he's playing house with a bunch of ordinary slum gangsters... And it ended shortly after... It was such a terrible ending...

I initially thought it would be a good D&D novel, but the ending instantly pulled me out of the story, and I lost all motivation to continue reading. The time traveler returning to Earth was particularly absurd.

Unfortunately, the author stopped writing, and none of the subsequent works have reached the same level.

Includes various large-scale mods, characters, and dialogues. 😅

There aren't many novels of the DND type anymore.

The writing is good, but the pacing is too fast, making it feel a bit like a diary entry; sometimes a single chapter changes several scenes.