It Turns Out They Are Not Game Characters! ?

It's impossible to succeed right away. Many people have fallen along the way. In the future, don't forget that you have made an effort in the past, and you may do better if you try again.

As for the cultivation system, I don't know the types. If I insist on talking about the detailed settings, it will make people unhappy. It mainly focuses on plot promotion, but the improvement of combat power becomes some embellishments. It can be seen that the overall rhythm is very compact and smooth, which is a bonus. The overall narration is like telling a story. You can give up the sense of substitution and just watch it without thinking. I don't like to use my brain, so I get extra points. The background is easy to understand. Those who have seen related types can quickly get started. Some settings can be refined. Ability is not the focus. It seems to be just some ingenuity to shape the fighting style. The dual-line narrative (incomplete?) Can separate the emotional tone of the Dragon Girl line/male protagonist line a little, loosening one side and tightening the other. I feel that the author has plans for the follow-up, maybe until the Dragon Girl eliminates her opponents, or the male protagonist escapes from the novice village.