Twenty Sided Dice

The author has obviously seen Mr. Martin's "A song of ice and fire" and wanted to imitate it, but failed to imitate it well. It can be said that he did not imitate the essence. (There is no need to imitate onions, barley, corned beef!) The author is happy to portray the protagonist Siegel as a kind-hearted image. But some of them were hard for me to understand, very contrived, and impossible for readers to relate to. For example, Siegel pretended to be a slave owner and wanted to rescue the orcs. Then he saw the young orcs trembling when he saw him frightening him with a whip. He actually cried (and secretly wiped his tears). Another example is that he was so compassionate that the slaves (devils) on the roadside would give him thousands of gold coins to free him. This makes me very strange and impossible. As we all know, Europe in the Middle Ages was its darkest period, with countless refugees. Even if your worldview is different, I see that there are a lot of refugees in your article. Why didn't you see Siegel saving them one by one? Writing plot for the sake of plot is really boring. There are also things like "His familiar looks south, looks north..." It's really rigid to blindly imitate Mr. Martin's works. At the time I even thought I was watching A Song of Ice and Fire. But at the same time, there are also many remarkable things in this book, such as the separation of theocratic royal power and legal power, etc., So I will not describe them one by one here.

Take a look at it from the bookshelf. Why have so many people complained about Our Lady in the past two years? 15 I never felt this way when I was following the serial in 2016 After five or six years, have everyone become so cold-blooded? 😥

There is no characteristic other than sharpness... Why do I think of pale justice?

What I can guess at the moment is that it can cast the 3rd level magic phantom horse, which is about the level of a minimum 5 or 6 wizard. It is considered a good wizard. However, Siegel has also cast many special spells, which are not common spells in the player's manual, so I cannot accurately judge. The author also deliberately deviates from the statistical description of spells and advances the plot with a more orthodox Western fantasy flavor. However, car and character cards are also the great fun of DND! I beg the author to release Siegel's character card.

I thought I had found a good DND novel, but it turned out to be a Madonna novel, which disgusted me.

After all the hard work, the golden magic book found in the treasure was thrown away and then picked up by the villain mage. What kind of NC plot is this? The rationality is too bad.

A mage is just a mage, why do you do so many nonsense... Or just brush it off, and you can describe it in detail. . . Anyway, we know that the protagonist will learn magic in the end, and there is so much space in the early stage describing the followers, lords, etc., Believe me, not many people will want to read it. . . .

The author has a serious problem. There is an extreme lack of psychological description, which leads to readers' insufficient understanding of the characters' behavioral motivations. For example, the plot of the protagonist rescuing an enslaved kitten has persuaded many people. If the protagonist's psychology is described before the kitten asks for a horse, the protagonist attaches great importance to family ties due to his own life experience. He cannot let go of the kitten's move to go home to find his father. At the same time, the knight's sense of responsibility requires him to help others to the end, and so on. The more the author explains why the protagonist does what he does, the better the reader will feel.

The author's writing style is quite good, but the story is not that good. It feels like many things are the same as the third one: the girl's treasure, Long Aotian. It's not Xiaobai's Long Aotian fantasy upgrade flow, it feels like an older novel. The reason I was unhappy was not because it was not a simple novel, but because the description of the climax was too flat. There are also loopholes in the logic that make it feel unrealistic. Although the details are well described, they just don't fit in. The process of collecting girls and kittens is also a bit abrupt and unnatural. The characterization is too thin

😅🤤 So holy

This heroine. . The setting is too selfish, it should be regarded as a kind of selfishness. For the happiness you want, you have repeatedly deceived your lover, and even more so yourself, deliberately letting yourself not consider the consequences, not face it head-on, let alone face it with your lover, and only hope for smooth happiness. This heroine will definitely bring troubles and disasters like before, even bigger disasters. . (Chapter 172)

Western fantasy is usually set in the European Middle Ages. That era was very dark, and it was truly a miracle that a virgin like the protagonist could survive.

The story is a good story, but the pig's feet are not good😒. It's either a virgin or a shaft. What's the scream in your head?

Knights are based on the aristocratic system. They manage serfs and civilians and maintain social stability. They are not that kind. Mage cannot be that kind. Mage is rational. The more rational, the more selfish. In the early stage, he always hit the wall. It is incredible that he is still alive

The basic logic error in Chapter 439 The author pretends to compress the time flow rate in the electromagnetic gun to obtain a higher initial muzzle velocity. I am so stupid that I feel uncomfortable and have to complain. Assume that the time flow velocity at the inside and outside of the muzzle is different, with point B on the outside and point A on the inside. The cannonball goes through a process of time deceleration and acceleration before passing point B, and finally returns to the normal time t when it passes point B (that is, t when the cannonball passes point B without time transformation. It is inevitable that point B returns to t, because space and time are relevant. As long as the cannonball is at point B, it must be at time t). We regard the entire electromagnetic gun as a whole, so it does not matter to the outside world what time has changed inside the barrel, because the cannonball must reach point B after time t, so the energy it carries will not change. I assume that the author means to let the cannonball stay in the barrel longer, only to slow down the time flow of the cannonball, rather than the electromagnetic gun and the cannonball as a whole, so that the electromagnetic field can fully act on the cannonball. Then the problem is still the same. The electromagnetic field at point A at time t1 cannot affect the cannonball at time t2, because they are not actually in the same space. The author's assumption only requires basic, high school level knowledge of classical physics to discover the error.

I read dozens of chapters in the early stage, but I didn't know what the protagonist's life pursuit was. The main plot progressed too slowly, like a running account, and it was too draggy. I had no interest in continuing to read it. It felt like a female writer was writing, without the feeling of satisfaction and revenge. It was poor and not popular.

I've been wondering what a twenty-sided die looks like

Is Janet the heroine? I don't like her very much. When the male protagonist met him earlier, he said he was a little boy, and later revealed his identity as a girl and a demon. However, she was still a spy and deceived the male protagonist. I was also drunk. In the end, I continued to hide my identity because I wanted a stable life and wanted to be with the male protagonist. What do you think of the male protagonist? A bad guy, a trash picker? He is still a child, wouldn't the male protagonist be a pedophile?

A good book, a true Western fantasy. It's not a fantasy upgrade stream that sells dog meat over sheep's heads. But sorry, I can't see it. The whole process was not fun. The protagonist is silly and sweet. All you can watch is the plot. And the pace is very slow. I don't know if the protagonist's character will grow in the later period.

I read this book in 2016. I was playing Baldur's Gate 3 recently. I suddenly thought of this book when I passed the check to see the 20-sided dice. I was suddenly shocked. The memory of eight years ago suddenly revived. I really had no memory of it in eight years, and suddenly I remembered it.

The Holy Mother did not die well, she was still a weak Madonna, and the protagonist's aura was so terrifying.

After reading Chapter 66, the protagonist's combat power is very vague, because there is no system, no internal vision, and it does not display attributes, expertise, and levels like the game panel. It was confusing to watch, but when the enemy was careless during the explosion, he could kill the death knight alone, and use a magic weapon spear to shoot down the slightly injured red dragon in his prime and above (the author wrote that there are three hearts, saying that there is one heart for each age after adulthood). When weak, a knight can cause him a lot of trouble, damaged equipment, and physical injuries.

Onee-sama's recommendation came too late! There is a shortage of novels that are so good and guaranteed to be updated in the book shortage. It is impossible to mention updates of Amber Sword, Horror Paradise, and Infinite Dawn. . . However, after reading the previous chapters, I discovered a problem Why can mages wear metal armor? Why can mages wear metal armor? Why can mages wear metal armor? In DND, whether it's the Forgotten Realm or Dragonlance, or even Lynch's mage story, all the rules are that mages can't wear metal armor (except mithril), right? Otherwise it will affect spellcasting. Even Gandalf, a master of swords and canes, wears cloth armor, right?

It's a bit outrageous. In order to express or show the character's personality, there are too many unreasonable foreshadowings. It seems reasonable, but in fact it is extremely conflicting.

I go, sometimes I really feel that the old books are much better than the new ones, and they are not too outdated.

As for the Holy Mother in this book, the main character won't be there in the later stages, so don't worry and read it. Anyway, I gave up 🙂

The author must be very old. Why do some aspects of interpersonal communication in the book always feel very inappropriate?

Soth's books are more suitable for catching up on updates, otherwise you will easily get tired after reading them for a long time. The translations are too strong, and the obviously exciting plots will look dull.

Not bad, not bad, self-recommended, Samsara Eye of All Heavens, multiple female protagonists, and has now entered the world of Inuyasha. There are some pictures to see

I don't understand the void ship, and I don't understand the logic.