Vice Admiral in Faerûn

I finished reading the new book I found on the newcomer list at noon. Because it is rare to see dnd articles, I changed the Huayu article I originally wanted to add to this one. Pseudo dnd text. The protagonist travels through the world of One Piece and becomes a lieutenant general who is almost as powerful as a general. He encounters the Blackbeard Group and is seriously injured while killing two deputies, traveling across the continent of Faerûn. He was rescued by a team from the lawful good camp led by the paladin. In order to treat his serious lung injury, he went to the elven kingdom invaded by the green dragon. Why read this book: Nowadays, the dnd genre is declining, at least at a certain point, it is rare to see it. It is rare to see the instinct entrance and I naturally recommend it. Although it is a pseudo-DND article, the author is quite careful in setting it up, and at least it can make me feel the flavor of Western fantasy. I personally think it is okay. Why not read this book: It's good to love settings, but a long list of explosive settings affects the reading experience. It feels like more than a third of the novel is devoted to explosive settings, and the writing is so detailed that it feels like there are many places explaining why this is the case (actually, I have more of this problem, haha). The protagonist is actually more like a native of the One Piece world at the beginning, and then becomes a bit like a time traveler. Also, since One Piece travels through DND, the follow-up must be a contest between the two power systems, and as the protagonist's main source of power, the former must have the upper hand, and DND is inferior in terms of mystery and strength. This will inevitably lead to dissatisfaction among some readers. I would like to remind you if I don't like this. Oh, by the way, what's more important is that I checked the latest update time. It was only around 20 chapters ago that it wasn't updated every day. I was worried that there would be no more chapters soon. Generally speaking, food and grass - between food and grass, I will make a comment later depending on the situation.

One Piece's navy travels to the world of Faerûn in Dungeons and Dragons. A good fantasy novel. However, the setting of extraordinary power does not balance the two worlds well. The protagonist is just a naval general. In Faerûn, the forgotten world that is said to be able to kill the gods and the most dangerous place in Dungeons and Dragons, he can be invincible. It is not convincing at all.

It's a very interesting Dnd novel. I haven't seen such an interesting Dnd novel for a long time. The protagonist is probably at the beginning of the legendary profession. Since he is injured, the possibility of developing his potential later is very high. It is initially estimated that the protagonist should take the monk route, but it must be a mutated version. After all, the real ascetic setting is a pitfall.

This book is a very good one to read after 2022. In October 2022, I will only read three and a half books. This is a very nice book, with battles. There is a plot, although it is said that the vice admiral passed by, but the power system is maintained very well. Please stay with this book, Governor, and give each of you one copy. I long for the color of power The Wandering Toad Teacher's Biography of Immortals should be counted as 0.75 Copies each. I have given up on the Ming Dynasty primary school students I recommended earlier. It is completely out of common sense to follow the wind and fall into various brilliant skills. While he dares to physically land in Normandy (because he can win this time in history), he dares not assassinate Hitler when he is around him (because Jiajing appreciates him. In fact, the protagonist does not dare, oh, the author does not dare. Anyway, the protagonist has the same character in 300 chapters, but it does not grow in four or five hundred chapters. It feels like a "dog")