Dnf Warriors in Tokyo

Originally, it was said at the beginning that several professional skills can be learned, but in the end, it only specializes in the ghost swordsman. There is no problem for the protagonist to learn the ghost swordsman with a sword master, but why set up a setting that can learn several professions at the beginning, just to learn a skill later when needed? Injured at a critical moment? And then learn how to heal? If you encounter a car chase and can't learn how to use a floating bomb?

In order to promote the plot, even basic proficiency, which is very important in reality, was abandoned, and I learned kendo from the school kendo club. There was also a school belle in the kendo club.

The protagonist is not very good, has he lived to the level of G before? Not mature at all.

As long as the plot is too long, you know what you want to express but it takes a few pictures to express it.

Does the author know why cool writing is popular now? If you fight life and death every time in the early stage, you will dissuade a large number of people. There are also people who read Japanese novels instead of watching the main character fighting monsters every day.

For example, if the basic attack is changed to slashing (not counting basic sword skills), this setting is outrageous. Those weapons at level 20 are proficient. If the basic attack at the beginning is not basic, how can they become proficient so quickly? Forgot the others, I'll add them later.

I won't explain things like telekinesis perception and steel-and-iron weapon proficiency. Toxin resistance and courage blessings shouldn't be too useful in the real world.

The level improvement in the early stage was quite slow, but once you get to more than 300 chapters, it will be good, and you will be upgraded a lot in an instant.

The plot is okay, but it's too suppressed. There are so many chapters and I haven't even finished the first stage. It's too weak.

The more I watch it, the more embarrassing it becomes. Let's watch it next time.