A Fantasy World: That’s Not How You Become a Hero!

So wonderful! No hesitation in giving five-star praise! This novel completely exceeded my expectations and captured my heart from the very beginning. The protagonist obtains the gift of the goddess of the game and travels to another world. This opening is not unusual, but what is really amazing is the author's handling - traveling through time to become a girl named Vivian Yggdrasil, and the beginning is to survive in the Goblin lair with hell difficulty. This strong contrast and tension instantly draws readers into the plot. And the subsequent development is even more heart-wrenching. The description of escaping from the nest but falling into the hands of the slave-catching team, and being branded with a slave mark at the auction house. The burning mark on the lower abdomen is not only a physical trauma, but also a trampling of dignity. The writing is extremely real and cruel, making people empathize with Vivian's experience. At the most desperate moment, Countess Anna Blood came like a ray of light in the darkness. The portrayal of this character is so charming, noble, powerful yet gentle, and the redemption relationship between her and Vivian is written in a delicate and touching way. The interaction between the two girls goes from initial vigilance and testing to later trust and dependence, and the emotions progress layer by layer, which is extremely natural. As the plot unfolds, the prince is wanted, the monsters siege the city, and the ruins are explored. Each major event is arranged in an interlocking manner, including exciting battle scenes and touching emotional exchanges. Watching the two girls form their own adventure team, supporting each other and growing together in a world full of dangers, this bond is really beautiful. Now the story is about to start an adventure in the Golden Sea, and I can't wait to see what new challenges Vivian and Anna will encounter on the vast ocean, and what secrets they will uncover in this world. The author's world view is grand and detailed, the writing is smooth and beautiful, and the characters are flesh-and-blood. This is definitely one of the best Western fantasy works I have read this year! Highly recommended to all readers who like Western fantasy, delicate character relationships, and exciting adventure stories!

This book is the adventure story of the "male" protagonist after time travel, his love and hatred with goblins (remarrying (not)), the rhythm of the story is relatively daily, and the characters are vividly created (especially the heroine's journey along the way)

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