[Western Fantasy Adventure + Otherworldly Continent + Demon King and Hero + Epic Fantasy]
On the battlefield, the exhausted demonfolk glared through gritted teeth at Ryan, who only seemed to grow more energetic the longer he fought.
“You said you were a mage!?”
“I did.”
“Damn you! What kind of mage goes toe-to-toe with an ancient dragon? You really are the hero, aren’t you!?”
“No. I just used a little cheat back then.”
[Equivalent Exchange]
Magic Power → C
Strength and Speed → A
Ryan grabbed the demon by the head and smiled kindly.
“Surprised? Didn’t see that coming!”
Demon: “This is agony!”
“Master, you’re so strong. Your life as an adventurer must have been wonderful!”
Faced with his apprentice’s naive question about the life of an adventurer, Ryan replied:
“What you think an adventurer’s life is like:
Fight monsters and level up one step at a time, meet beautiful female companions, fall in love while saving the world.
What an adventurer’s life is actually like:
Demon pillars block the newbie village, every teammate is a handful, you have to clean up after your transmigrated dad, and you’re fighting for your life the whole time.”
His apprentice suddenly understood.
“I get it! Nobody in their right mind would become an adventurer!”
Ryan glanced at the girls nearby, chatting and laughing together, and shed regretful tears.
“Become one! That’s exactly what you do, become an adventurer!”
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The protagonist is passable but too young. The plot is just like a child being played around by various adults, which is very frustrating. It wouldn't be a problem if it was released on other platforms, but this is Tomato, and everyone is here to have fun.
If you want to read cool articles, forget it.
It's hard to imagine what the author went through between this book and another book. It was so fascinating to read.
Pseudo invincible text The protagonist is passable but too young. The plot is just like a child being played around by various adults, which is very frustrating. It wouldn't be a problem if it was released on other platforms, but this is Tomato, and everyone is here to have fun. If you want to read cool articles, forget it.
It's hard to imagine what the author went through between this book and another book. It was so fascinating to read.