[Western Fantasy + Sword and Magic + Ban Bianwen + Relaxing and Funny + Two Souls in One Body + Upgrade Flow + Equipment Flow]
Traveling to a western fantasy world, but with an extra soul in the body.
A woman is not a human being!
Donald: "Get out of here..."
Worm: "Do you want power and immortality?"
Donald: "Oh my dear friend, I will try my best to give you whatever you need."
"Is it okay to just eat the food above? That's no problem."
"Wait a minute, what do you mean your little snack is a dragon monster?"
"Why do you call your dinner the evil dragon Fafnir?"
"Where is the list of ingredients here? This is clearly the diary of a mad dragon!"
In order to collect all kinds of heaven-defying ingredients, Donald had to recruit his companions to embark on a dragon-slaying journey.
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"Hey! It's the dragon-slaying hero! Protect His Highness the Demon King!"
In front of the Demon King's City, Donald looked at the panicked demons and said helplessly:
"What does it have to do with the Demon King? I'm just here to slay the dragon!"
Reader comments
The construction of the magical world is very interesting, but is the teleportation magic a bit too general?
The team atmosphere is also well created, and team battles are surprisingly exciting.
Is the protagonist really an equipment expert? So far I haven't gotten any equipment.
The worldview construction is very interesting, the ecology of monsters is quite comprehensive, and the author is very careful in this aspect.
The protagonist's outlook is very upright, and the group portraits are well created, but the people in the store look too much like NPCs.
Overall it looks great.
When I saw the part about the she-wolf, I remembered the moment when I seized the future. He must be able to transform, he must be transformed [laughs evilly]
The construction of the magical world is very interesting, but is the teleportation magic a bit too general? The team atmosphere is also well created, and team battles are surprisingly exciting. Is the protagonist really an equipment expert? So far I haven't gotten any equipment.
The worldview construction is very interesting, the ecology of monsters is quite comprehensive, and the author is very careful in this aspect. The protagonist's outlook is very upright, and the group portraits are well created, but the people in the store look too much like NPCs. Overall it looks great.
When I saw the part about the she-wolf, I remembered the moment when I seized the future. He must be able to transform, he must be transformed [laughs evilly]
It's a good time travel adventure.