Already Triggered? That's Just How We Shaolin Monks Are

It's pretty good. There's nothing wrong with the plot, and there's nothing deliberate about the characters. The only problem is that the protagonist's fighting player setting is invisible later in the writing, and there are too few terms for the stand-up. Personally, I think it would be more enjoyable if the protagonist uses more experience as a fighting player to deal with challenges.

It looks great. Finally, there is no formula for killing teammates at the beginning. But having said that, the monk seems to be a strong profession only under the rules of Bet3, and is pretty useless under other rules.

Rarely good dnd novels It's the evil thoughts route again. I won't watch it anymore. It's really nothing new.

Well written. Nan Dou Shen Fist plus traditional warrior monk is still a small build that exceeds the standard. Come on.

Good-looking is good-looking. But as far as I am concerned, if the author really did not write in AI, then he has been seriously eroded by AI.

Well written, Nandou Monk, if you add Fist of the North Star in the future, it will be awesome.

Overall, there are no major problems, and it can be seen, but there are many minor problems. First, after fighting bugbears, I didn't tell my teammates that I encountered a red nose. Second, you don't even look at what abilities you have acquired after a whole day of training. You go straight to fighting the BOSS and then second-guess what the abilities are. Third, after defeating the cultists, and knowing that there is a K hiding there, when reinforcements arrive, the first reaction is not to share information and look for clues, but to go home and rest? There are many similar minor problems. I can only say that the novel is really readable, but it is really uncomfortable to read. I hope it can be optimized in the future.

After reading half of it, I actually feel that if I read this book, I will get better results. Someone said that there are many small poisonous points, but my personal opinion is that it is harmless. The poisonous points can actually be considered unique in other words. His poisonous points are his fairy grass. There is no mistake in the general direction. For those who can accept it, it will be very good.

It's quite interesting. The plots so far are good, there's nothing toxic, and the style suits my taste. I haven't read it many dnd fans, but I think this book is pretty good. Alas, although I quite like the plot, there are indeed a lot of minor flaws in the early stages. For example, the most talked about one is not checking the notebook and so on, which makes people feel that the protagonist is too relaxed. But, in fact, it does not affect the viewing experience. Wadasi, oh Nei, didn't you say it would be over 🥺 Heheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheer' Mouth!! A certain bard can never catch up with the protagonist A certain church member will never be able to resolve the misunderstanding The journey between a certain red-skinned girl and the protagonist is over The protagonist can never solve his own problems It's no longer possible to successfully elbow a laptop Barr's ruse succeeded in a sense I can never see their future Today I am buried here

Is it possible that the protagonist will travel through other planes in the future, such as Greyhawk, Eberron, Dragonlance, Cataclysm of the Setting Sun and the recently popular DND anime on the Internet, The Mighty Nine, the Deserted Continent Plane of the Voice of Machinery legend [sneaky laugh]