The Rules of the Hunt

A bit messy, First, the protagonist is not smart, does not understand the vigilance, or does not write the warning. He has only known people for a few days and reveals all his trump cards, such as gold coins and blood stones, such as being the only person who can travel back and forth. He does not know how to investigate and sell things on both sides. For example, he recruits people with great fanfare after returning, and does not know how to hide himself. He knows that there are loopholes in the rules and does not know where to guard against. Second, the expression of the force value is not clear enough. Drinking holy water will increase it once, and blood stone will increase it once. There is no comparison and it cannot reflect the level of combat power. For example, how strong you are to join the escort team, how old you are to become a personal guard, how old you are to join a mercenary, and the level of mercenaries. It is impossible for anyone to join, otherwise the stay time is meaningless. Killing can only be a process, and your own strength is the desired result.

The main character is just silly, white and sweet. Every time I buy something, I will be fooled. It all depends on the explanations of well-intentioned people. It all depends on the seller's conscientiousness to buy slaves and he is cheated. When buying things in supermarkets and delivering goods, he is cheated. The protagonist must go to the city lord's mansion to recruit cannon fodder. The well-meaning people nearby have explained to him, but he is still stupid and iron-clad. It all depends on the protagonist's halo 🥺

It's pretty, not bad, especially the headless pickled fish