[Western Fantasy + Slave + Daily + Sword and Magic + Monster Fighting Upgrade]
What should Arthur do if he accidentally gets two divine contracts but has no money to buy demi-human slaves?
Of course, you can only capture it yourself. At the beginning, you sign a contract with a girl from the cat tribe, and you have to pick up all the equipment...
Ps: A 6-year-old swordsman with two chefs, Diyang and Beast Girl, the quality of Beast Girl is guaranteed; there are a lot of games involved, so try to be ecstatic with as many cooks as possible
Reader comments
I read it myself, and to be honest, I can't give it five stars. I would like to share my thoughts on the article here.
Let's talk about the advantages first, it's quick to get started. There is no tedious process of purchasing a slave, nor a lengthy introduction to the world view. The beginning is very simple, just capture the beast mother and start your daily life. After two or three chapters of transition, we enter the main line. The plot of the whole process is quite compact and does not drag out.
Let's talk about the shortcomings. Because the beginning is cut too fast, the emotional line is not delicate enough, and it feels too natural. There should be two more daily chapters to buffer it a little. Another point is that it is not brilliant enough. To be honest, unless Tomato writes particularly well, not being brilliant enough is the original sin.
In addition, the integration of the game is not very good. If it is a single chef, it should not look like anything. But if it is a multi-cook, it always looks very strange, and I don't know what it looks like to the reader.
If you have any other comments or suggestions, please leave them below in this comment.
I have written eighty chapters here. Once I feel it, I can give it a five-star rating. Among similar novels, the pace of my book should be the tightest, and there is basically no inconsistency in word count. Moreover, including the motivation of the protagonist, it is very reasonable. There is nothing poisonous. At most, the setting is slightly lacking. It seems that there is no sluggishness. It feels good when it feels like it. It feels good when it feels like it. It gives out sweets when it feels like it. It doesn't delay updates or get stuck. It is updated every day after a small event is completed, so as not to deliberately irritate readers.
There are also shortcomings, but it is not brilliant enough. Again, not being brilliant in tomatoes is the original sin. In fact, it was originally brilliant, but after being locked up for a few days, I didn't dare to write anymore [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] I was locked up during the verification period, and today is the 12th day and I still haven't made my debut. I think it still has a certain impact. In addition, it is not closely connected with the system, because I didn't have a system when writing books before. I relied purely on plot advancement rather than relying on the system to issue tasks. I wrote system articles solely to cater to 🍅 [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
Daily short articles, quite good, I think they are worth recommending
Very good, good luck to the author
Recommend a good book. I want to read hundreds more chapters.
Well written, good luck to the author
Very good, one of the few otherworld novels that Tomato can read
I read it myself, and to be honest, I can't give it five stars. I would like to share my thoughts on the article here. Let's talk about the advantages first, it's quick to get started. There is no tedious process of purchasing a slave, nor a lengthy introduction to the world view. The beginning is very simple, just capture the beast mother and start your daily life. After two or three chapters of transition, we enter the main line. The plot of the whole process is quite compact and does not drag out. Let's talk about the shortcomings. Because the beginning is cut too fast, the emotional line is not delicate enough, and it feels too natural. There should be two more daily chapters to buffer it a little. Another point is that it is not brilliant enough. To be honest, unless Tomato writes particularly well, not being brilliant enough is the original sin. In addition, the integration of the game is not very good. If it is a single chef, it should not look like anything. But if it is a multi-cook, it always looks very strange, and I don't know what it looks like to the reader. If you have any other comments or suggestions, please leave them below in this comment. I have written eighty chapters here. Once I feel it, I can give it a five-star rating. Among similar novels, the pace of my book should be the tightest, and there is basically no inconsistency in word count. Moreover, including the motivation of the protagonist, it is very reasonable. There is nothing poisonous. At most, the setting is slightly lacking. It seems that there is no sluggishness. It feels good when it feels like it. It feels good when it feels like it. It gives out sweets when it feels like it. It doesn't delay updates or get stuck. It is updated every day after a small event is completed, so as not to deliberately irritate readers. There are also shortcomings, but it is not brilliant enough. Again, not being brilliant in tomatoes is the original sin. In fact, it was originally brilliant, but after being locked up for a few days, I didn't dare to write anymore [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] I was locked up during the verification period, and today is the 12th day and I still haven't made my debut. I think it still has a certain impact. In addition, it is not closely connected with the system, because I didn't have a system when writing books before. I relied purely on plot advancement rather than relying on the system to issue tasks. I wrote system articles solely to cater to 🍅 [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
Daily short articles, quite good, I think they are worth recommending
Very good, good luck to the author
Recommend a good book. I want to read hundreds more chapters.
Well written, good luck to the author
Very good, one of the few otherworld novels that Tomato can read
Very good very good looking