I Became an Adventurer Because I Didn't Want to Get Married

I have finished reading the first-person adventure experience. The protagonist has been growing up and is neither frustrated nor wronged. It is a story about adventure alone. The protagonist not only has good swordsmanship but also magic, and has a great sense of adventure. The only shortcoming is that the plot is a bit fluid, but the whole adventure experience is quite consistent with the fluid plot, maybe it fits the theme?

The heroine story, the style feels a bit like a witch's journey. The main plot is like pursuing legends from various places (you will gain new power every time during the journey). The protagonist has not been exhausted so far, but is often exhausted. Then there is the criticism of not leaving a letter to your parents. My personal opinion is to cut the knot quickly. If you don't leave directly, you will probably quarrel over the marriage and get entangled with the twins. Although it is a bit unreasonable to leave directly, the protagonist has been full of action until the latest plot. When encountering something that may get entangled with something, just run away (you can't stop traveling). Don't run. In the entangled plot of more than ten chapters, there is currently a pair of magic masters and apprentices who are looking for the protagonist and want to take them on as apprentices. However, every time they appear, it is when the protagonist leaves for the next place. The main line of travel will definitely not stop. The magician (magic is monopolized, so you must apply for the identity of each magician, and the protagonist is still an unlicensed magician) finds the possibility to study for a while and then travel.

Niu Niu Niu, I haven't seen such a smooth adventure novel in a long time, and it is also written in the first person with high difficulty. The whole thing looks silky smooth [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] And although the protagonist is only at the bronze level, he can beat those monsters that look fierce. Being able to fight in a roundabout way [][][][], and often use the power of the gods to explode in an instant when fighting back. It has a sense of déjà vu in a fantasy adventure novel. And the protagonist's equipment also looks very powerful, especially the seven-star sword, which also teaches you swordsmanship? Do you want to be Dongfang Yao, little sister? [Shocked] [Shocked] [Shocked] Besides, many settings are in line with the world view, and there is no sense of separation due to the status of a time traveler. The adventurous spirit of the protagonist puts efficiency first. After rushing to one place, he rushes to the next place. Just as the family members followed their footsteps to a place, the protagonist has already gone to a legendary place to upgrade. [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] I really know how to write. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] As for the issue of gold coins and currencies mentioned by some people in the comment area, I don't think it is important, because if you have played similar background games, you will know that if you kill the wild monsters, you will explode a lot of gold coins. Therefore, although gold coins are very valuable in civilian transactions, they can still be used to show off to adventurers. [Salute] But I think the gold coins in this article are also very valuable. There are so many good materials for only ten gold coins, completing a legendary commission costs dozens of gold coins, and opening a dungeon treasure chest only costs a dozen gold coins. The gold coins in your article have increased in price, right? It would cost thousands to start with for other novels [Shocked]

Come on, politely ask single/no CP (no love partner) married (in love with a man) Lily (in love with a woman) single love partner/plural love partner. Personally expect no CP.

The story of an adventurer's journey At the beginning of the story, Melina left the village and became an adventurer because she did not want to get married. She was worried about being found by her family, so she changed her name to Celis. She encountered a desperate situation when she accepted the first commission. She faced three goblins. Fortunately, she almost won the battle. When delivering the commission, she met Shinel again. "Promise me to draw all your adventures. When we meet again next time, use this picture book to tell me the amazing stories you have experienced. Okay?" After discovering that her parents had been found, she chose to leave the city in order not to be discovered, so she accepted the commission to escort the business group to the seaport city of Hafen to start her second adventure. After the commission was over, she accepted a new commission in this new city and met the magician Rein. After seeing the power of magic, she asked the question "Can I also... Learn magic?" In a cave. Under Rein's guidance, Celis learned about her magic. My magic... Is "seeing", "understanding", this "starry sky" itself composed of countless possibilities. Rein was shocked by Selyse's magic, which shook the foundation of her magic. The "world starlight" full of infinite possibilities does not belong to any known system. It's a whole new "answer". In this adventure, there are encounters, differences, and dangers. Sometimes Celis will become a hero praised in a certain city, but she will not stop there. Her adventure is endless. Look for legends, meet legends, get to know legends, and become a legend! This book has elements from two works, "Grimgar of Ashes and Fantasy" and "Journey to Kino". The former is a story about a group of ordinary people without strong power surviving in a different world. In the early stage, they also killed goblins and fell into despair. The latter is about traveling on a motorcycle, seeing various countries, various customs and scenery, and meeting different people.

Yes, it's very well written. The first-person narrative is very immersive, and the fantasy flavor of another world is very strong. It has the same feeling as Witch's Journey, but there are differences, and one important thing is that the blonde lolita protagonist is good-looking (♥∀♥)

I read fifty chapters in one go. First of all, let me talk about the points that were not handled well. When guiding the plot in the early stage, the protagonist's home was considered an ordinary home, and the protagonist loved him, and then the protagonist ran away from home. In fact, the plot is well-founded, but I want to explain in advance that it is just a general one. Then the subsequent plot is very good, and my evaluation of the author's writing style is: beautiful. I feel that the author is very good at describing scenes and can make people fall into the scene at a glance. Flaws aside, I would rate it at least 9.6.

It's so well written, why doesn't anyone read it? I really like this kind of protagonist who is as free as the wind.

It's very good. I see that it doesn't have any poisonous points, and it won't deliberately abuse the owner (it's this monetary value system that makes me a little confused). The subject matter is a bit cold, but it is well written and a very vivid western fantasy adventure story. It's good to read. I'm tired of reading the bitter and heart-wrenching novels and the brainless and refreshing novels. It's like eating a cucumber after eating a lot of fish and meat. It just so happens that I have 200 book recommendation quotas.

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