Sexual Transition to Faerûn, Starting from Being Sold as a Plaything

The cover of ai looks like 4399. After reading a few chapters, I realized that it is a AAA masterpiece. My 6090 brain has to read this kind of high-definition text to keep it alive [Like]

When I saw Chapter 47, I was a bit close to the story about changing marriages, but I'm not sure. After looking at it, I watched it for more than 1,300 hours, and I'm very tolerant of all kinds of themes. Changing marriages are okay, but I hope that the real male protagonist can be stronger. Of course, it may not be a change marriage, but sleeping in the same bed is not inconsistent. It's not a change marriage, unless the protagonist is a sea queen (laughs). Overall, starting from Chapter 15, there is a fast-paced and refreshing feeling of upgrading. The daily routine is well interspersed, and all aspects are advanced well. The protagonist is also quite good at using his appearance advantage to increase the investment chips of others (this is something that quite a few transformation stories cannot write). It is also very good. I'm just not sure if he's remarrying. If so, I hope the real male lead can become stronger if he has the chance, or at least be able to give the protagonist the answer (laughs) Hmm... Okay, let me think about it, it is suitable to sit at the same table with "Transformed into a mercenary, not married for the time being"

It's very appetizing. I haven't seen any bad points so far. The plot is quite smooth. The supporting characters are all good. There are some strange plots that I like very much. The battle damage is also good. I want to buy more. In addition, the cover picture and title can be better. I almost missed this book. Also, the author seems to assume that everyone understands the world view. Although I have played Baldur's Gate for 300 hours and made up a lot of settings that are not mentioned in the game, I can still imagine the feeling of a pure stranger coming in and being confused. By the way, I want to ask what year this book is set, have several major events happened, and will it describe this aspect?

A good book, Marriage Change is not so straightforward, it's like walking slowly with a young friend, scratching a kitten with its claws. The only bad thing is that the male protagonist is not too powerful. It doesn't matter if he is not great now, but there is no subtle expression of future achievements and glorious history? Looking to the future is a must. This book is really well written. Absolutely beautiful, Shennong is here.

The protagonist's hang-ups are very small, and there are currently no poisonous points.

Look! I've never played Baldur's Gate, so there's no pressure to just read it as a Western fantasy novel.

It's a good article. The setting of Baldur's Gate and the author's imagination fit my taste very well.

The main character is relatively excellent in characterization and plot control. The secondary characters are relatively thin, but they also have their own souls. The ups and downs of the plot are very exciting. It is an epic third-person fantasy marriage novel of fairy grass level. I look forward to further updates.

I don't have a problem with it, kids. The first few chapters may be a little strange to read, but it gets better after that.

This book is really enjoyable to read. From the writing to the substantial content to the mastery of the DND background setting, it must be five stars. But when did the female protagonist and the male protagonist confirm their relationship? He described the female protagonist's huge treasure chest so many times that the male protagonist couldn't help but cry.

I originally thought it was just a bit of a marriage change element, such as "the elf elder sister molesting the innocent little chef Nan", but I didn't expect that the mage really got a good taste [laughing and crying], the writing is very good, please go to the author. My attitude towards the male protagonist is: 5.56 Or 7.62, Or 20? 30? 75 Or 155? According to the previous author's statement, elves reach adulthood at 100 years old, and the protagonist is less than 30 years old. Calculated as one-third, that is 6 years old for a human individual. Tsk, just turn on the power.

It's good now, I hope to get married

Wow, it's great. It has the flavor of Western fantasy, coupled with the style of Chinese culture, it perfectly suits the appetite of Chinese people. It can be said to be a gluttonous feast, which means that it is very comfortable to read it in one sitting.

Haokan can feel a kind of adventurous romance. It is also a very interesting work without the element of marriage. It is a successful gold mining in the stone. However, many places feel like the plot of a running group module. It is reasonable to infer that part of the plot is adapted by the author's running group replay [laughter]

The writing is very detailed. Although I have never played Baldur's Gate 3, I have heard of the famous name of this game. The details and plot expression of the novel are smooth and natural, and the character of the protagonist is very well portrayed. If the character can be more manly and masculine, the plot can be considered to be more cruel [smile][smile][smile][smile]

It's quite interesting, but the subject matter is a bit lacking. Dnd is still too niche

Looks good, kids love watching it Cuckoo Gaga [shy]

Come and support me (´∀｀)

Western fantasy drama is right

It's wonderful. This kind of book with an obvious outline and good writing is really rare on Tomato.

I spent one night catching up on the current updates. Pretty good, to be honest. It's just that I don't like knives very much. I just hope that the protagonist group in the second volume will be fine. It's amazing. This novel gave me a sense of freshness that I felt when I first discovered that I liked this subject.

It's beautiful, but not many people see it.

A very good book, it reminded me of "Miss Knight," which I read a long time ago

Dnd lovers are ecstatic, they have a great time eating, come on😊

Do you have a card? Author: I particularly like your book and The Drow Next Door. Nowadays, there are very few novels that focus on immersion without turning on the system.

The rhythm is good, keep it up

It looks good, keep writing

I like the author's language style very much

It ranks among the top three among all the transformation novels I have read (the other two are Witch Redemption and I Don't Want to Be a Pet Reincarnated as an Elf)

It's okay. It's not too poisonous. It's not bad.