Bone King Another World: the Brave One is Invincible
by The Grass That Loves To Touch Fish
About This Novel
Lu Xiuyuan, a college student selected by the will of the world, travels to the world of OVERLORD. He has only seen the animated version to see if he can save this world destined to be shrouded in darkness.
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The protagonist can tolerate a vampire destroying the country, but cannot tolerate a dead archmage who lives in seclusion in the snowy mountains and has not done any evil yet, begging for mercy? Are they all treated differently by the undead? Or is it because Archmage of the Dead doesn't have beta? This is the 500 justice value.
The protagonist of the Virgin is, and she is an indigenous protagonist. This novel would have been okay ten years ago
"I traveled to another world and couldn't understand the language. I couldn't find any food. I was so hungry that I almost fainted, so I went to dig through the trash can for food. I almost got hacked to death as a spy." The brave man is invincible and doesn't know it, but it looks like there are three golden cakes in front of him.
I don't know what the author is thinking, but from my perspective, he enjoys making the protagonist look stupid.
The over novel should be considered mid-level. I personally don't like extremely evil protagonists, but this kind of extremely good setting also feels wrong. The author's career planning is not good. There is a hammer here and there, and most of them are knights. As high-level professions, there is no correlation with each other. Neither resistance nor special abilities are required. It feels like this high-level profession is simply designed to highlight the brave character of the protagonist. The special skills are a bit too weak. In the game, you need a lot of pre-jobs to get a high-level job, and the author feels that these high-level jobs are not worth wasting a lot of pre-jobs to get a job. Take the Valkyrie in the game as an example. It mainly has three special abilities: a clean throwing gun, a powerful impact shield that can offset attacks, and a heroic spirit that summons a whiteboard clone of the same value. Comparing it, it is simply not on the same level.
It's like writing a book without the writing style. The Manchu language is self-explanatory, and I can't figure out which person the book is in. It's like a primary school student writing a composition.
No matter what, as long as the hammerbone is given, I will give it five stars.
By the way, author, is there any possibility that the protagonist will become a god in the end? It feels like sects similar to God have emerged
Did the author find it funny at the beginning? Can someone make trouble for picking up trash and eating it? He was almost hacked to death as a spy, and then the protagonist knelt down and kowtowed to beg for mercy. How should I say this? This kind of plot may be very funny in animation, and it brings out the poisonous points of the novel. It can only be said that the author has entered the second dimension in his brain to write this kind of thing🤗Also, in chapter 46, it is even more unnatural. In order to clear out the soldiers, the stupid protagonist makes himself collapse and becomes schizophrenic. I don't know how the author came up with it. This kind of ancient animation plot is no longer played in Japanese comics now, and there is no one who can still see it in the starting point🤐
This is an image of the protagonist that I generated using AI software based on the author's description of the protagonist in the novel. I have to say it's super pretty.
The first reading seemed good, but it just felt weird all the time. I couldn't tell what was wrong. Then I saw it in two paragraphs. They were all about Bajie, the part about killing the leader, why he had been in power for many years without making any achievements, and he was greedy for pleasure and ignored other orcs. In the original book, the orcs have very low IQs. Even if you make him have a stronger IQ, he can't be at the normal human level, right? This description makes me feel like I have traveled directly into the historical genre. Orcs cannot say such things. You can refer to the Bone King next door: The destruction of the king and the birth of the king. There is also the ability to command. Not to mention, this directly surpasses many humans. The IQ of ordinary orcs has also been greatly enhanced. Orcs respect the strong, but orcs have low intelligence. Just like other alien races you describe, some races may have higher IQs, but they will definitely not be orcs.
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Official(21)Scraped 2mo ago
The protagonist can tolerate a vampire destroying the country, but cannot tolerate a dead archmage who lives in seclusion in the snowy mountains and has not done any evil yet, begging for mercy? Are they all treated differently by the undead? Or is it because Archmage of the Dead doesn't have beta? This is the 500 justice value.
The protagonist of the Virgin is, and she is an indigenous protagonist. This novel would have been okay ten years ago
"I traveled to another world and couldn't understand the language. I couldn't find any food. I was so hungry that I almost fainted, so I went to dig through the trash can for food. I almost got hacked to death as a spy." The brave man is invincible and doesn't know it, but it looks like there are three golden cakes in front of him.
I don't know what the author is thinking, but from my perspective, he enjoys making the protagonist look stupid.
The over novel should be considered mid-level. I personally don't like extremely evil protagonists, but this kind of extremely good setting also feels wrong. The author's career planning is not good. There is a hammer here and there, and most of them are knights. As high-level professions, there is no correlation with each other. Neither resistance nor special abilities are required. It feels like this high-level profession is simply designed to highlight the brave character of the protagonist. The special skills are a bit too weak. In the game, you need a lot of pre-jobs to get a high-level job, and the author feels that these high-level jobs are not worth wasting a lot of pre-jobs to get a job. Take the Valkyrie in the game as an example. It mainly has three special abilities: a clean throwing gun, a powerful impact shield that can offset attacks, and a heroic spirit that summons a whiteboard clone of the same value. Comparing it, it is simply not on the same level.
It's like writing a book without the writing style. The Manchu language is self-explanatory, and I can't figure out which person the book is in. It's like a primary school student writing a composition.
No matter what, as long as the hammerbone is given, I will give it five stars.
By the way, author, is there any possibility that the protagonist will become a god in the end? It feels like sects similar to God have emerged
Did the author find it funny at the beginning? Can someone make trouble for picking up trash and eating it? He was almost hacked to death as a spy, and then the protagonist knelt down and kowtowed to beg for mercy. How should I say this? This kind of plot may be very funny in animation, and it brings out the poisonous points of the novel. It can only be said that the author has entered the second dimension in his brain to write this kind of thing🤗Also, in chapter 46, it is even more unnatural. In order to clear out the soldiers, the stupid protagonist makes himself collapse and becomes schizophrenic. I don't know how the author came up with it. This kind of ancient animation plot is no longer played in Japanese comics now, and there is no one who can still see it in the starting point🤐
This is an image of the protagonist that I generated using AI software based on the author's description of the protagonist in the novel. I have to say it's super pretty.
The first reading seemed good, but it just felt weird all the time. I couldn't tell what was wrong. Then I saw it in two paragraphs. They were all about Bajie, the part about killing the leader, why he had been in power for many years without making any achievements, and he was greedy for pleasure and ignored other orcs. In the original book, the orcs have very low IQs. Even if you make him have a stronger IQ, he can't be at the normal human level, right? This description makes me feel like I have traveled directly into the historical genre. Orcs cannot say such things. You can refer to the Bone King next door: The destruction of the king and the birth of the king. There is also the ability to command. Not to mention, this directly surpasses many humans. The IQ of ordinary orcs has also been greatly enhanced. Orcs respect the strong, but orcs have low intelligence. Just like other alien races you describe, some races may have higher IQs, but they will definitely not be orcs.
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