[Western Fantasy] + [Group Portraits] + [Fighting is Fun] + [Funny] + [Multiple Heroines] + [Experience Sharing] + [Traveling Around the Countries]
(This novel is more about group portraits, with a lot of battles, which happen in daily life, and there are relatively few systems, and each of the protagonists will have highlights)
In his previous life, he was an ordinary person on the Blue Star, after a close contact with the ground.
Accidentally reincarnated into the magical world.
By chance, he was selected into the brave team to defeat the Demon King - his teammates were the chosen female brave, the saint priest and the strongest archer.
With mediocre qualifications, he can only play the role of soy sauce.
However, he is not without excellence: he has an [Experience Sharing] system.
His teammates fight and he enjoys the experience. With this plug-in, he can survive all the way to become the best in the world.
[Get shared experience: 100 points.
[Low-level one-handed sword → Intermediate level.
[Get shared experience: 500 points.
[Low-level Fireball → Intermediate.
However, just before the Demon King was about to be defeated, the Hero expelled Alex from the team.
When parting, he only left one sentence -
"I've always admired you."
With these words, the long-dormant feeling for Alex in the hero's heart... Could no longer be hidden.
Reader comments
One thing to say, I thought it was an invincible novel when I first read it. The brave team drove the protagonist out when they were about to fight the Demon King. Then the protagonist gains experience bonuses along the way. Become the all-around strongest person. I just finished reading Chapter 7. Only to find out that the protagonist is not the strongest, he can't beat the hero at all. In the end, even the brave men couldn't defeat that Archbishop. I didn't even level up when I went to fight the Demon King's Castle with you. In the end, it turned into an ordinary article about leveling up and fighting monsters. And I personally found it a bit difficult to read. One
One thing to say, I thought it was an invincible novel when I first read it. The brave team drove the protagonist out when they were about to fight the Demon King. Then the protagonist gains experience bonuses along the way. Become the all-around strongest person. I just finished reading Chapter 7. Only to find out that the protagonist is not the strongest, he can't beat the hero at all. In the end, even the brave men couldn't defeat that Archbishop. I didn't even level up when I went to fight the Demon King's Castle with you. In the end, it turned into an ordinary article about leveling up and fighting monsters. And I personally found it a bit difficult to read. One