Tauren Certainly Make for Adventurers!

Louie the Minotaur wants to be an adventurer. The trouble is, as a monster burning with animalistic rage, no normal team will take him on. And luckily, the world outside of "normal" doesn't lack for adventure. Tauren monks, hobgoblin priests, pixie rangers, devil paladins... Gradually, a somewhat strange adventure team was formed. ------"Wait, so you, a tauren, can jump to the roof with one leap?" "Damn it, you look down on monks, right? Take my stunning punch!"

Reading progress: 36 chapters, evaluation: Liangcao+ It's a more traditional fantasy. It's not a big deal. It has all the buffs and debuffs that a tauren should have. It's not the type that adds a little bit of invincibility and makes fighting fun. So far, the writing and plot are not bad, but the biggest advantage is that the characters are written very spiritually, especially Pixar. The author can write that kind of bearish yet cute temperament so vividly. If there are any hidden worries... I am worried that the author has over-written it. In the end, the whole team except the protagonist is female, which is too "light", and the single female protagonist or the party struggle in the harem will deflect the focus of the book and cover up the original advantages. Secondly, it's too young... The author cut a book before because of problems with plot planning (that book was actually quite good)... But since he had been vaccinated a long time before cutting it, and the apology was sincere, I will recommend it again to see if he can stick to it this time.

Genre: Fantasy Daily updates (deadline for adding to book list): 5000+ Status (deadline for adding to the book list): Not on the shelves Author's last book: New Account Style: Xiaobaiwen Genre: weak system, dnd-like, adventure Experience: I am a dnd cloud. I am interested in this type of subject matter but do not take the initiative to understand it. However, I do not fall into the weird and complicated narratives of most dnds, which are like expository texts. Instead, it is a straightforward adventure with a feeling of a different world. Disadvantages: 1. Bland, no emotional tension. 2. The fighting is either straightforward or a bit abstract. However, when the fighting is the main plot, it seems a bit overshadowed.

Western Fantasy is also getting better: A true record of working as a tauren The West Fantasy Zone has been really getting better recently, and this is one of them I'll write a detailed review when I have time.