
The Twenty-Sided Die
二十面骰子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Let's do some research on the bookshelves. Why have so many people complained about being too saintly in the last two years? I never felt this way when I was following the serialization in 2015 and 2016. Have everyone become so cold-blooded and callous after five or six years? 😥
[Chapter Review] My Thoughts on "Chapter 172: Methods to Transfer Danger"
Aside from being sharp, it has no other distinguishing features... Why did I think of pale justice?
[Comment] What is Siegel's current spellcasting level?
Currently, I can only speculate that he can cast the 3rd-circle spell Phantom Steed, which is roughly equivalent to a 5th or 6th level mage, making him a decent mage. However, Siegel has also cast many special spells that are not common spells in the player's manual, so I cannot make an accurate judgment.
I thought I had found a good D&D novel, but it turned out to be a Mary Sue story, which disgusted me.
The author has clearly read Martin Scorsese's "A Song of Ice and Fire" and attempted to imitate it, but failed miserably, missing the essence. (And it's unnecessary to imitate everything from onions and barley to corned beef!) The author enjoys portraying the protagonist, Siegel, as a kind-hearted figure.
After going through countless hardships to find the golden magic book in the treasure, he casually threw it away, only to have it picked up by the villainous mage. What kind of nonsensical plot is this? The logic is just too weak.
A mage is a mage, why all the unnecessary frills...? Either gloss over it, or describe it in detail... Since everyone knows the protagonist will eventually learn magic, spending so much time describing followers and lords in the early chapters—believe me, not many people will want to read that...
The author has a serious problem: a severe lack of psychological description, which leads to readers' insufficient understanding of the characters' motivations. For example, the scene where the protagonist rescues the enslaved kitten deterred many readers.
Too few enjoyable moments, too many unpleasant ones, and it's also a bit too sanctimonious.
😅🤤Too saintly.
The author's writing is quite good, but the story itself is weak. It feels like it uses the same old formula: cute girls, treasures, and an overpowered protagonist. It's not a typical overpowered protagonist fantasy story with leveling up; it feels like an older work. The unpleasantness isn't because it's not a light novel, but because the climaxes are described too flatly.