Who Says I'm Not a Serious Adventurer?

Fortunately, if the so-called flowering period of elves is really introduced in travel notes and various books, then don't think about it. It is impossible for elves not to become extinct. As an ordinary person, I can think of getting close to an elf when I know that it is about the time of sexual fertilization. As long as I find enough people, force her to go into heat and fall in love with one, and then the elf will be sterilized or give birth to a half-elf. Slowly, pure-blood elves no longer exist, and nobles can do such simple things. And with the bad nature of human beings, in order to produce more beautiful half-elf slaves, they can even use dozens of half-elves as fertility machines. This black man is an example. And this magical world, with the fertility rate and growth rate of elves, has such obvious and fatal flaws that are still known to many people. It is really hard to understand that they will not be extinct.

Give it to members, brothers, give it a thumbs up, don't get it for free

The protagonist has unlimited physical strength, but the doubtful thing is that he is hungry... So I would like to ask, what is the purpose of eating? You have unlimited physical strength, so what else can you eat? To replenish physical strength? Besides, you can be resurrected every day with full status and no debuffs. Do you still eat chicken feather food? Just train endlessly and exhaust yourself to death. No, if you are not exhausted, starve yourself to death. Starve to death and then practice again when the CD is up. Although I don't know why he starved to death, I think it's because the author wanted to suppress his fighting power. You can be invincible in a month, it doesn't take a year or two, it's really ink. Of course, it's a very interesting book. I recommend reading it without thinking too much.

After reading more than 90 chapters, I think it's pretty good, just a little lacking. It's also updated ten times a day, which is so satisfying.

The writing is good. Although I always felt there were some minor flaws when I first read it, they disappeared later on and seemed to go smoothly. However, there is one thing: the writing is too slow. It has more than 100 chapters and is almost 300,000 words. The protagonist is not even a professional, and he is still there. I went around in a small place and buried a lot of various foreshadowings, but it always felt useless. Even if it was a slow-burning type, it was too slow. There were just a few things going back and forth. I talked about them over and over again. It was too annoying to drag on. I almost ran out of patience to read on.

A good book, very warm and humane, a rare and sincere book

Gala unfolds like a tree, the author's description is very good, there is foreshadowing, and the details are in place. It is neither good nor bad. It is worth tasting.

Do you have any good books to recommend? There is a shortage of books.

It's strange. You said that the protagonist had several conversations before time travel, but you can't feel it. The emotional line is not well written, and it's nothing vulgar. The protagonist gives me a Japanese-style superposition of Sashi and Long Aotian. It's very strange.

I don't know why I'm so bothered by how the Riddler at the end of Chapter 120 is written.