A Fallen Baron? I’m Heading Straight for a Life on the Run

I wrote about travel and sightseeing in another world, but I couldn't write it well. One place and one event, can't it just be a sightseeing experience? As a newly registered adventurer, the first mission investigation was to carry a small dagger and dare to go deep into an unknown ice field alone, and to solve the mission alone (bring someone to the entrance of the maze, go down and blow it up yourself, don't you just bring the bomb yourself) Later, a Catwoman was forcibly given as a companion. I didn't feel at all relaxed watching it, it was just average.

In the first two investigation missions, the first one has the requirement to expel the wolves, and I can barely understand the male protagonist's risky behavior. "Secondly, the mission goal is to investigate, not to hunt, which is perfect for him as a poor and unarmed "rookie"." (Original words) (Actually, I don't quite understand why he dares to go alone. Is it the slight physical improvement obtained by his discerning eyes and long-term malnourished body? Even though the male protagonist was an experienced adventure travel blogger in his previous life, he actually dared to go to the snowfield alone to improve his health. Check, knowing that there are crazy wolves, are you not afraid of being surrounded on relatively flat snow? To what extent is the slight improvement in physical fitness, it should not make the male protagonist a superman. After all, the original body was "malnourished" before, or the range of perception is very large. You can run away in advance when encountering wolves. You haven't made it clear, and can you really run away even if you find it in advance?) Isn't the second mission "investigation"? How do you know it's a big jellyfish that tempts people and just start it without disturbing other adventurers? Directly lead the townspeople to work. Shouldn't words like "solve" be used in the task description? Or is there something wrong with my brain that I can't understand properly [what] "Although the equipment is rudimentary and the team is improvised, the desire to survive and the courage brought by Locke are like the hottest fuel, injected into everyone's chest." (Original words) (And do you really know the principle? Is it really a combination of light and sound? Isn't this a Western fantasy world? Don't you worry that there will be evil people or mistakes? We have lost several investigation teams before. Are we really not careful and don't test it? We just spend our own money to prepare the equipment. Prepare supplies, and take people with you as soon as you get them. In case of other means, the things prepared by the hero are useless. Will you explode when all the townspeople come? You are inexplicably confident, and it's not like you don't have time to test.) If you don't test your own strength, the world of swords and magic (Western Fantasy), if you don't investigate what kind of beasts and monsters are in the wild where you are going, if you don't confirm the strength of the power between yourself and high-level monsters, if you feel that you understand the opponent, just go up and do it. Brother, you are this 👍

It's a slow-paced adventure story, with ups and downs in the context, and the overall atmosphere is relaxed, but it may not have much of an audience on Tomato 🤦, good luck to the author [sending my heart], and I want to see the protagonist marry Maomao 😏

It's pretty good. The focus of the plot is on travel and adventure. The author's writing is also good, but there are some minor flaws. For the second adventure mission, I would have blown it up directly with explosives. But for the sake of the plot and adventure, it is reasonable and reasonable. If the illustrated book comes out, I will brush up my attributes in the forest and add two points along the way to the desert. I can't help it. The combat power serves the plot, but it doesn't hurt.

What should I say? What should I say about this novel? It's so boring that the more you listen to it, the more you want to sleep. The plot is extremely boring [laughs]

Slow-paced adventure articles, without all kinds of intrigues, are about the protagonist witnessing various wonders and experiencing various adventure stories along the way. He also has the ability to identify, and the system can also record them. So why not record the wonders and strange beasts and adventure stories encountered along the way and share them with others? Maybe future adventurers will be able to go on adventures with the illustrations compiled by the protagonist.

The more he understands nature, the more he respects it. Since Locke has often explored in the past, he should be fully prepared before taking risks, using the equipment that may be used and the intelligence on the road. In reality, there is never a shortage of people who put themselves in danger on a whim. In my opinion, Locke is less like an experienced explorer and more like an ordinary person on a whim. What I thought was an adventure was that after preparation and hard work, the miraculous craftsmanship of nature unfolded before my eyes at a corner. When Locke arrived at the canyon, Hongqiao just appeared. In fact, it is not that good. If you don't do enough strategy, it is normal to wait or even miss it. It would be better to wait for Locke to appear on the rainbow bridge on his way back along the canyon after completing his mission.

A very good daily adventure novel. There is basically no vendetta or poisoning. The protagonist travels. It is similar to those Western fantasy novels we usually read, where a certain legendary adventurer travels around the world. The only shortcoming may be an advantage to some people. There is an extra Nekoman, and maybe the author feels that he is better than him. It would have been too boring to write like this before, so I added a Nekoman. I saw 65 or 85 pictures. I skipped a section in the middle to see if this Nekoman was always following me or was a friend in a journey. But I looked through the catalog and jumped. It should not be a friend in a journey, or he has a lot of scenes. Those are the pros and cons. I think it's still worth reading if you like multiple cat demi-humans around the protagonist. But I think adding a female character to this type of book is a drawback.

Nice!!! Suitable for Zelda players, it is an open world exploration article. This is the first time I have seen this kind of article on Tomato. It is very well written, and a real adventurer has come. People who like the excitement of fighting may find it boring at first, but traveling is like this and it is impossible to fight and help all the time. It's more like a light novel. There may be some minor bugs in some places. It's probably due to saving and revising the manuscript. The author can take a look and fix it himself. Come on!!!! I will follow up!!!

This book is more about travel, travel, and adventure. The protagonist is nominally an "adventurer" but more like an "explorer" There is less combat content, so you don't have to worry too much about the protagonist's combat power. Even if there is combat, it is mainly about "intelligent" combat. Overall, this is a very good different world exploration novel. The only shortcoming is that there are too few [eating melons]