
Chronicles of Unusual Monsters
异常魔兽见闻录
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- Completed
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- 3.1M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment] Actually, I know that the author changed the title of the book...
As the title states, the author of this book had discussed it with me before changing the title, and I agreed =. =
[Comment] I've been quite idle recently, making complaints and making comments.
The author, do you dare to be a little more leisurely when typing? It's frustrating to read too many typos at the elementary school level with a pretty good writing style. . . The protagonist is indeed real. Gao Fushuai, back then we were always struggling with whether to tip 20% or 10% for meals. The card master raised his hand and it was 1sp. It was really awesome!
Looking for a book, World of Warcraft, which is being serialized
[Comment] Wow... Looks great
Although I haven't played World of Warcraft much, I still find it interesting, but the title of the book is a bit...
This self-liberating style of writing, from the dialogue to the narration to the title, is a bad joke that is always on my mind. Long paragraphs of self-motivating analysis have replaced the content that should have been the plot. It is poisonous to death.
Well, taking the path of Sylvanas, is it a waterway or a dry road? Is it the upper road or the lower road? Or are there any other trails that others don't know about?
I haven't seen the paid part yet. I found that the author likes to use memes, but not every joke is appropriate. Excessive use of memes will make people aesthetically tired, and many memes are completely inconsistent and disgusting. The prelude to the National War of Resistance Against Japan was made fun of by you. The name of the famous anti-Japanese general of our army was used by you as a joke on the orc general who was the invader in the first orc war. Do you think these are suitable for memes? Do you think you are very humorous? Isn't it the behavior of a jerk to play bad jokes regardless of the occasion?
I feel like there is something wrong with the author's logic. He says that the army is very important, but at the same time he says that even if everyone in Azeroth is involved, they will be killed by Sargeras. Moreover, based on the view that the army is very important, the protagonist begins to give up on improving his personal power and keeps making troubles. However, he has done so many things, and the situation has become worse and worse. None of the real negative events have been prevented. On the contrary, because of his problems, the Great Barrier was broken several years in advance. In addition to successfully rewriting the fate of his family, the subsequent articles have become more and more focused on palace battles, politics, and military aspects. The most important fantasy element of Warcraft has become an insignificant background in the article. In a fantasy world where personal power is infinitely important, giving up the improvement of personal power and blindly chasing the poor sea tactics feels a bit like putting the cart before the horse.
I suddenly realized that my love for this book is almost the same as that of World of Warcraft. In some aspects, I even like this book more than World of Warcraft. It wasn't until I read the long review written by the Warcraft player to Blizzard two days ago that I realized that many of the plots in this book are more interesting and fun than the current Warcraft stories. Just think about the perspective of a human adventurer. When drinking in the hotel, you can brag about being the same as the trolls in Tusdin. Start adventuring in the jungle and help capture the ferocious raptors as mounts; imagine that as a veteran, you can fight trolls with the King of Cards in the south of Silvermoon City, march in rainy nights to raid the Dark Portal, travel through the Emerald Dream to fight bugs in the Western Continent, God, even if you are not the protagonist of this big story, you can still experience a story of ups and downs. This is really, really fun. Just like being a participant and going on adventures to save Ai-chan again and again, just like facing the behemoth Deathwing in the Maelstrom, for this little soldier and adventurer, it is his own epic story, and it will make your heart surge when you think about it. And Blizzard is increasingly forgetting its original intention: to make fun games. Players are increasingly regarded as buyers, and they care more and more about online time, rather than allowing players to play interesting game content. I hope that the author can continue to write interesting and interesting stories, so that readers like me who can still wait for updates can continue to wait with expectations. It is really satisfying to read interesting stories.
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