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Already listened to Chapter 27,…………[smile],
The abandoned son of a nobleman traveled through a different world, met a white tiger girl, and later fought a shadow wolf (thought he was extraordinary, but he was just a wolf).
Then find villages and towns and take on adventure missions to make money. What is written here is quite interesting.
Goldfinger is an analysis system that can analyze everything, whether it is pathfinding, biological panels, hostility warnings, range danger perception, skill learning, etc...
I started to not understand it later (AI intrusion?). The promotion of adventurers is to clean up the adventurers... I don't know the reason, it's not clear, the author didn't write it...
Later, it was suddenly written that the demon seal was loosened, and then the protagonist suddenly became a bitch (a cute level 3 player who has just entered the different world less than ten days ago will join a hundred-level battle).
The reason is the protagonist's intuition... Then I heard Chapter 27, and I didn't know what the intuition reflected...
What's even more outrageous is that after hearing this, I didn't even know whether the enemy was Cthulhu? Or a demon? Or demonic energy? The author still hasn't written what it is...
Anyway, I haven't seen anyone or anything, either screaming, or on the way to screaming...
No rating, this really leaves me speechless. The beginning is okay, but the rest...
First of all, the power system is not clear. It feels like a third-level trumpet mixed with a ninety-level large one. In most worldviews where this word appears, holy level is basically a near-top power, regardless of subsequent map changes or world level improvements.
Secondly, the protagonist's behavioral logic is also a stand-alone mode that is ostensibly online. It is reasonable to save money slowly when the crisis has not come, but when the crisis comes, you have to make important props to deal with a serious public crisis. When you have already obtained the ability certification in the eyes of the boss, and when the boss's moral level is online, in the end, you still have to save money slowly by yourself? ? ?
Can't you become a rune seller in exchange for materials and red and blue bottles (if there are any) to expand reproduction?
Then, if leveling requires experience and the boss himself has no time, what are his men doing? It's okay to catch low-level monsters and practice sparring with suppressed strength. Isn't it more efficient than practicing hard alone?
It's okay to be nosy, everyone has their own ambitions, not everyone is ruthless and has no influence on the cause and effect.
As for the writing style, it's a matter of opinion. It seems that this style is not very popular in Tomato.
It's very traditional. At the beginning, the heroine fights monsters together to level up.
Already listened to Chapter 27,…………[smile], The abandoned son of a nobleman traveled through a different world, met a white tiger girl, and later fought a shadow wolf (thought he was extraordinary, but he was just a wolf). Then find villages and towns and take on adventure missions to make money. What is written here is quite interesting. Goldfinger is an analysis system that can analyze everything, whether it is pathfinding, biological panels, hostility warnings, range danger perception, skill learning, etc... I started to not understand it later (AI intrusion?). The promotion of adventurers is to clean up the adventurers... I don't know the reason, it's not clear, the author didn't write it... Later, it was suddenly written that the demon seal was loosened, and then the protagonist suddenly became a bitch (a cute level 3 player who has just entered the different world less than ten days ago will join a hundred-level battle). The reason is the protagonist's intuition... Then I heard Chapter 27, and I didn't know what the intuition reflected... What's even more outrageous is that after hearing this, I didn't even know whether the enemy was Cthulhu? Or a demon? Or demonic energy? The author still hasn't written what it is... Anyway, I haven't seen anyone or anything, either screaming, or on the way to screaming... No rating, this really leaves me speechless. The beginning is okay, but the rest...
First of all, the power system is not clear. It feels like a third-level trumpet mixed with a ninety-level large one. In most worldviews where this word appears, holy level is basically a near-top power, regardless of subsequent map changes or world level improvements. Secondly, the protagonist's behavioral logic is also a stand-alone mode that is ostensibly online. It is reasonable to save money slowly when the crisis has not come, but when the crisis comes, you have to make important props to deal with a serious public crisis. When you have already obtained the ability certification in the eyes of the boss, and when the boss's moral level is online, in the end, you still have to save money slowly by yourself? ? ? Can't you become a rune seller in exchange for materials and red and blue bottles (if there are any) to expand reproduction? Then, if leveling requires experience and the boss himself has no time, what are his men doing? It's okay to catch low-level monsters and practice sparring with suppressed strength. Isn't it more efficient than practicing hard alone? It's okay to be nosy, everyone has their own ambitions, not everyone is ruthless and has no influence on the cause and effect. As for the writing style, it's a matter of opinion. It seems that this style is not very popular in Tomato.
It's very traditional. At the beginning, the heroine fights monsters together to level up.