I Made It to Another World, So Why Am I Still Doing Construction Work?

Hahaha, the book is indeed well written, the author can grasp the rhythm of the story well, and the content is also very interesting. That two-star evaluation directly hit the author's heart. In fact, there are so many abstract things nowadays, it is quite reasonable for the mage not to add intelligence.

What a great book. I like books where the author's skills are reflected in the protagonist. It is highly professional, so the content is rich enough, and the writing style is also good, so it is definitely a good book. Of course, in my experience, these types of books basically end with eunuchs. What can I say, finishing writing is a victory✌✌✌

It has a very Western fantasy DND flavor, and a strong earthy flavor, especially the part where the author breaks off and runs away with a bucket. At this point, the art has been completed.

It's pretty good. It's a rare traditional web article on Tomato. It has a humorous style and a more rigorous setting. It's a really cool article that you don't have to think about. (I don't think it's a cool article that requires you to lose your brain to read it. It's called a cool article when the author is rigorous and logical and doesn't make readers confused and entangled. This kind of article is called a cool article.)

The writing style is witty and humorous, with various jokes emerging one after another, and the Western fantasy world with a DND background is also relatively rare. The protagonist's dull and dull setting, which is similar to that of an iron bucket, is really unnerving. Maybe people will become civilized if they do too much civil work. So far, there is no obvious poisonous point, such as multiple female protagonists, but it is normal to have multiple female protagonists in another world, so there is no choice in this. There is no particularly clear main line, and it is somewhat similar to the "Su Qing" style unit comedy. The protagonist's growth in strength is also well-controlled, with no frivolous moments or weak moments. My summary of this book is: it is a light comedy based on a different world set in DND, with a weak main line narrative and emphasis on character description. It is worth a read.

It's rare in Western fantasy that the IQ online is not brainless. It can be seen that the author has an outline. The pace is neither too fast nor dragging at all. The character creation is also very good. It is worth reading. Come on [Like][Like][Like]

Gua, it's a delicacy. First of all, I have basically never understood the settings of dnd, so I won't mention this aspect. Secondly, I think the progression of the plot is relatively natural, at least not obvious, so it is quite comfortable to proceed step by step. Then I think the characters are okay, and the two female protagonists (so far) are pretty good. I decided to read it for a while and it felt pretty good. I'll tell you what happens next. (Finally found one that suits my taste better QAQ)

Why do you still need to fight ashes when you're already in another world? Written by Chilias Western Fantasy Academy + Adventure, the most interesting point should be related to civil engineering and ashes. The plot unfolded by Tumu is very interesting, and the other adventures are quite satisfactory, not boring. Four to five stars, round up for newer issues.

Ten Commandments of Civil Engineering 1. You should respect safety, keep your helmet and safety belt on your body, do not bet on your life by chance, and do not operate in violation of regulations. 2. You should be proficient in the drawings, and be familiar with the dimensions and elevations. If you are unclear, you must ask and check, and do not rely on assumptions to cause trouble during construction. 3. You should treat your equipment well and check and maintain it regularly. If you want to do your job well, you must sharpen your equipment first. If it is old or damaged, report it for repair in time. 4. You should unite with your colleagues, divide work and cooperate to take care of each other, seamlessly connect the upper and lower processes, and achieve success together without shoving the blame or internal friction. 5. You should respect the norms and regard the national and industry standards as the guideline. It is never advisable to cut corners and stick to the bottom line of quality. 6. You should be alert to hidden dangers, such as openings near the edge and high support formwork in deep foundation pits, and do not relax in daily inspections to prevent possible dangers. 7. You should keep detailed records, fill in the construction log and acceptance data truthfully, have evidence and traces to follow, and do not commit fraud. 8. You should respect nature, control dust and noise in compliance with regulations, properly dispose of waste materials, and ensure that green construction does not disturb people's livelihood. 9. You should be diligent in your studies, always learn new techniques and new techniques, work with certificates and strive for excellence, and do not become an outdated craftsman. 10. You should take care of yourself, balance work and rest without using brute force, and take good protection against high temperatures and severe cold, so that you can return home safely.

Very good, very interesting. I just hope that the direction of the story will not turn into a cliché plot with ambiguous characters and an incompetent male protagonist.