[Unofficial DND + Mash-up Worldbuilding + System + Fantasy Adventure + Slow Burn]
As an outstanding second-year college student always ready to embrace the blessings of 996, the first thing that happens to Mayne after he transmigrates is that he gets tied to an altar, about to be sacrificed to an evil god...
Ten minutes later.
Looking at the cultists he'd stabbed into a sieve on the ground, and the System panel that had finally appeared before him...
Mayne wiped the blood from his face and let out a long sigh. “This is bad. I didn't get an internship certificate, so now I'll have to rely on myself to pass the civil service exam for professional adventurers in this godforsaken world.”
To secure a “professional adventurer position” in this unreasonable world, Mayne set out on a long journey.
And so, beneath the silvery, icy glow of the moon...
Goblin lairs deep in silent forests, labyrinths buried underground, lost secret realms hidden in the cracks of time, treasure-filled endless seas, and the withered former royal court of the elves beneath a giant tree...
After it was all over, Mayne had only one thing to say:
“What goblins?”
“They're my bros!”
It feels like a pure adventure article, which is pretty good based on the existing content.
This book is very nice, I like it very much. Although there is a small regret like the system, but the weight is very small, it can still be ignored. There are some details in the text, there are some minor flaws, but the flaws are not concealed. It is a rare good work. I give it 5 stars. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Recommended
Soon Currently, I have read Chapter 39. I will come back after I see the latest chapter [laughing] It's too late. Today, my evaluation is that it looks beautiful to me 😏
Just average! You can also take a look!
The beast-eared girl is a good civilization
Except for the fact that the protagonist's various descriptions of monsters in the early stage are a bit exaggerated? It's a bit flawed, but it's not bad until I get the sword. It's worth a look at the current shortage of books.
A pure western fantasy adventure, the plot is reasonable and not obtrusive, and the combat descriptions are wonderful. Top five stars
They are all very interesting so far, and I hope the author will continue to update them.
Generally speaking, some plots are not handled very well by the senses and are not too poisonous.
Very good, among so many Western fantasy themes I have watched [Salute]