A Gender-Reversed Western Fantasy, but I Got the Sigma System from the Start

This book was blocked before. I remember that the male protagonist had a skill called breathing to restore blood. The female protagonist's leg was broken in the end. I thought that a female protagonist would appear later and discover the male protagonist's secret. Then she stabbed the male protagonist in the back and regenerated the broken limbs through alchemy. I don't know if it is still available now. And I remember that the original male protagonist didn't seem to withdraw money until the end.

I think his setting is more beautiful and gives me the motivation to keep reading. The front part is a little bit toxic, and it keeps describing the supporting characters, but that's okay. After all, this supporting character is the most important part of the plot I'm watching so far. It's the cornerstone, allowing the protagonist to develop faster. You can draw more cards. It is also more important. A little more description is acceptable. But I think there is one disadvantage. Even if the probability of withdrawing money becomes lower, the number of card draws can theoretically be unlimited, and it can be drawn one or two thousand times a day. Sooner or later the money can be withdrawn. That's better than if you can't hold it in even once a day. Even if you only draw the purple card, it would be good. I think this purple card is also quite strong, but the price is that the color does not represent the quality. Doesn't that mean that there may be white cards and there may be unnatural attributes drawn out. Conceptual magic. So I think it looks good in Tomato.

I couldn't tell who the protagonist was for a while. It's only been a few chapters and the protagonist has already started to lose his role 😄 Forced intelligence, Karina just lost her brain, don't watch anymore

Apart from being gnawed by pigs, there is nothing attractive about it

I'm currently reading Chapter 71, and it's actually pretty good. The male subtitles in the world of heroines are actually not easy to write, because the protagonist has to suffer a little at the beginning, and it's actually quite difficult to grasp the rhythm. The protagonist quickly completes the change in mentality, and takes practical actions, and makes good use of his own advantages and is flexible in thinking. The only drawback is that too much space is used to write about the supporting characters, but it seems to be for the purpose of setting up the world view and background, so it is innocuous.

I'll go, a rare novel. To be honest, I really think this book is very good. The protagonist's IQ is online, the foreshadowing is reasonable and natural, every move of the protagonist is logical, the reactions of the supporting characters after encountering problems are very real, and the characters are described in a very three-dimensional way using only some very brief words. Each character is doing something in their own interests, and the protagonist can respond accordingly through the personalities of each supporting character. The characters are not deliberately templated, and the flatness is also a highlight. In short, I am still very optimistic about this book, and I hope the author can continue to write it! Looking forward to the follow-up [salute]

The first book, take the road of imperial power The second book, take the road of killing The third one, I'm not sure about But the fourth book, Abnormal Road No, why was it blocked?

It would be better if we change the male protagonist's situation at the beginning

It is a novel novel about female heroes. The male protagonist retains a relatively normal personality and does not talk about love throughout the novel like other female novels. It suits my taste. Very high-quality novel about male and female characters

Dark ➕ No heroine ➕ Western fantasy, this track is still too niche, and the subject matter is very attractive