[Whatever] [No formulaic plot] [Blue Star + another world] [Lighthearted]
Zhou Fan transmigrates into a world where everyone has a profession, bringing along a proficiency panel.
He awakens the S-rank profession [Adventure Master]!
He can travel to another world called Eldran, where one hundred days there equal one day on Blue Star!
He can recruit humanoid intelligent beings from that world and summon them to fight!
On top of that, his golden finger reacts in a strange way with his profession.
A new feature is unlocked!
He can give the proficiency sub-panel to the adventurers he recruits!
A boy who can block anything!
A Sword Saint who practices nothing but the draw cut!
A genius who can plan for every eventuality!
Several weeks later.
“I'll make up for all the fun I missed out on!”
“It's time to really enjoy myself.”
That's what he says.
Games, novels, videos...
Virtual reality games that are one hundred percent real, a real world more exciting than any novel, videos made through the combined efforts of the entire world...
P.S.
(The early levels come quickly, so the pacing may feel a little tight. As the characters grow stronger later on, everyday life will take up more of the story.)
(This is my first time writing, and I want the world to feel as reasonable and realistic as possible, so the first dozen or so chapters are a bit long-winded.)
This involves finding a summoned being in a world, without needing the summoned being's consent. The summoned being is generally stronger than the summoner. A summoned being found in a world is always stronger than one randomly generated. A blessing for those with bad luck! \(▔□▔)/\(▔□▔)/\(▔□▔)/
Author, please update soon! May your soul return... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 May your soul return... Driving the long whip and reins... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 May your soul return... Singing as you climb mountains... Return... May your soul return... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 May your soul return... Singing triumphantly... Hoping to give my comrades my all... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 May your soul return... May your soul return... O soul, return!
If you disregard the author's background and treat it as a typical Pokémon game playthrough, you'll find it remarkably similar to catching Pokémon, leveling up, battling monsters, and completing gyms to increase your player level, which in turn increases the level of the Pokémon you can control.
The writing is alright, but the updates are so infrequent that hardly anyone reads it. The updates are slow enough, but they're also tedious and verbose. Buying a mobile house takes two or three days! 😂 Unbelievable! And then there's the introduction to the protagonist's phone accessories, which takes two days to write about. Updates with absolutely no content are incredibly boring.
Non-toxic, invincible-like gameplay, super-fast leveling.
I've only read five chapters. It's rare to find such a refreshing work on Yangshizi recently; the concept alone is quite good. Keep it up! I'll add a follow-up review after I've read it more carefully.
I quite like this type. Ocean, you are all water
It's a decent book, but there's a lot of unnecessary filler; I suggest skipping around.
Today is May Day, I'm giving myself five stars.
I'll take another look.