An ordinary man transmigrates into the world of The Witcher and finds himself in a mercenary camp on the verge of bankruptcy. To prevent the unpaid soldiers from turning against him, the protagonist uses his wits to attract the attention of the local lord, who decides to give him a chance: eliminate the bandits holed up in the mill, and the entire mercenary camp can become guards for Velen.
But who would have guessed that this seemingly simple task would be fraught with danger...
While scouting the mill, the protagonist unexpectedly discovers the corpse of a Witcher who failed to complete a mission. Among the remains, he finds a manual on Witcher swordsmanship, alchemical potion recipes, and a wealth of knowledge about the world's monsters. He realizes that the ones holed up in the mill aren't farmers refusing to pay taxes, but a terrifying, bloodthirsty group of creatures waiting for him...
The appeal of this story lies in its journey from an ordinary mercenary to a lord ruling his own territory. Along the way, there will be traditional adventures and all kinds of monster-hunting contracts, along with a touch of Lovecraftian horror. Later on, farming, lordship, and war elements will also be introduced.
The writing is very good, but the writing is too slow. The reason why the third young master of the Tang family became a great master was because of the writing speed. Generally speaking, the writing can't be read if there is a book to read. Two chapters a day is the best.
I must stand up to myself
Overall, it's good. It has the context and story world of a novel, and the writing is very coherent. The character creation is reasonable, that is, the protagonist may have a different state of mind and sometimes be younger, maybe because of the new or young author. To sum up, this is a good medium-level novel that can be read. Currently, there are no problems with the three perspectives, plot, fighting, and progress. It can be consumed for a long time.
Renaissance? The same old routine from 10 years ago. If you have just enough territory, you will drop everything and go on an adventure. Do you want to add a few tsundere, cute and other girls to the team and a princess who hides her identity?
Very good keep it up
Very well written! Let me see four o'clock last night. Y has the same feeling as when I watched The Demon Hunter's Journey to Another World and The God-Level Demon Hunter. There are too few witcher fans to watch. . .
Come on, author! The writing is okay, there are no major poisonous points. I look forward to the encounter between the protagonist and Geralt of Rivia.
Good to read, but too short. There are too few Tomato books that are good to read, and even fewer that are good to read.
I don't play wizards, but I think the author has at least demonstrated the system. The story at this stage feels like a strange thing 😏 More children will like to read it
There is a feeling that people can't stop. The early chapters are so well written.