[Game Dungeons + Fourth Calamity + No Saintly Protagonist + Open-World Map + Some Game Settings Incorporated]
A game called Shattered World appears out of nowhere. When the day it merges with reality arrives, nobody could have known that the world on the other side actually existed...
Countless professions will become the foundation of people's survival:
[Warrior]: Break a million troops with sheer strength, move as the heart commands, and never rest until death.
[Mage]: A thought summons myriad spells, magic power shakes the heavens, as if the world itself were being destroyed.
[Assassin]: Vanish into the shadows, strike with lethal force in a dream, and decide the battle with one blow.
[Priest]: Low damage, fragile health, and little legs for running. What a useless little thing.
As a qualified hardcore dungeon player, Cheng Xu naturally made the obvious choice...
The weakest [Priest].
When they first enter the dungeon, the warriors are warming up, the mages are charging their skills, and the assassins are activating stealth...
And our priest...
"Huh? Why is there a walking lamp singing rap?!"
I think it's pretty good, it's pretty good-looking, and there are a lot of funny elements, including the first three golden chapters, which may dissuade a lot of people, because the first three chapters are a bit ink-blank, such as introducing skills and expanding some worldviews, but generally speaking, you can read it as a comedy (as long as it has no CP, I will definitely follow it. If there is CP later, I will run away first to respect it)
Let me remind you, there is a female protagonist
I gave it 4 stars first, and I've read ten chapters so far, because of my surname and occupation. Because of the character, I put a layer of filter on it. I like the plot so far. There are no outstanding points. I will add one star when I catch up with the latest chapter and there are no outstanding points for me.
The text is a bit immature, but quite interesting.
The plot is very cheerful, very interesting.
So far it looks pretty good