Chronicles of Unusual Monsters
异常魔兽见闻录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Across the vast mountain of books, I sigh for a peaceful world; across the surging sea of desire, I sail my boat of the Way. For ten years I've read, seeking to break through the walls; readers wield their axes with extraordinary resolve. Among the myriad faces of the mortal world, remarkable people emerge; across these splendid mountains and rivers, great ambitions take flight. Gathering wisdom from the sea of desire, I still seek the Way; let us enjoy these books together and bring comfort to
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Games in Another World, Another World as a Game
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[Comment] Actually, I knew the author changed the book's title...
As the title suggests, the author of this book consulted with me before changing the title, and I agreed to it.
[Comment] I've been pretty free lately, so I'm just venting and posting.
Author, could you please take it easy when you type? It's frustrating to see such good writing mixed with elementary school-level typos after a while. The protagonist truly lives up to his name. A real catch! Back in the day, I was struggling to decide whether to tip 20% or 10% at a restaurant, and this guy just casually tipped me 1sp! So generous!
Looking for a Warcraft novel, preferably an ongoing series.
[Comment] Wow... It looks really good.
Although I haven't played World of Warcraft much, I still found it very interesting, it's just that the title is a bit...
This unrestrained writing style, from dialogue to narration to the title, constantly relies on overused tropes, with long stretches of self-indulgent analysis replacing what should be plot content. (The last sentence, "He dies from poisoning," appears to be a separate, unrelated thought and is left untranslated.)
Hmm, following Sylvanas's route, should we take the waterway or the land route? The upper route or the lower route? Or are there any lesser-known, unofficial paths?
I haven't seen the paid section yet, but I've noticed that the author likes to use internet memes, but not every meme is used appropriately. Overusing memes can lead to aesthetic fatigue, and many memes feel out of place and even disgusting. You've made a joke about the events that marked the beginning of the nationwide War of Resistance against Japan.
The author's logic seems flawed. On one hand, he emphasizes the importance of the army, yet on the other hand, he claims that even if everyone in Azeroth were involved, Sargeras would still wipe them out in a single blow. Furthermore, based on the premise of the army's importance, the protagonist abandons personal power enhancement and focuses solely on causing trouble.
I suddenly realized that my love for this book was almost as strong as my love for the original World of Warcraft, and in some ways I even loved this book more than I loved Warcraft. It wasn't until I read that long review written by a Warcraft player for Blizzard a couple of days ago that I realized how much more interesting and fun this book is.
Niu 👃🏻 wrote from 2015 to 2025