[Fantasy mixed world view] [Adventure Upgrade] [Sword and Magic]
Traveling through another world and awakening career panel.
What the hell is a student career?
I studied for more than ten years in my previous life and still want to study in this life?
"Custom Girl Tasting Guide"...
Experience +1+1+1+1
Is this also possible?
"Okay, let's just try to get stronger..."
"Wait a minute, a copy of "Fire Element Explosion Array" costs 15 gold coins."
"A goblin is worth 20 copper coins."
"Great, I only need to kill 750 more goblins to afford it!"
"No... It seems like there is a missing zero..."
"Seven thousand five hundred of mine??!!!"
Reader comments
As long as you keep taking risks and don't do superfluous things, it is a good novel. Superfluous refers to adventure-type cheats participating in noble conspiracies. Basically, many similar novels start to lose readers from here. People want to read adventures in other worlds, instead of reading novels when they are tired after a day's rest and see the protagonist being tricked or playing tricks. Everyone just wants to relax their mind. This is why there is a market for mindless and refreshing novels even if they are silly and sweet.
After reading the latest chapter and the fifty or so chapters, I can see that the author is very good at writing Western fantasy, and the taste is quite positive. I hope he can continue to do so. The protagonist has a cheat, but it is not the kind of super conventional cheat. Compared with the protection of the world itself, it is not beyond the norm. This is particularly rare. It is not the kind of brainless Long Ao Tianwen. The writing is quite good, good luck to the author.
It looks okay
But why does the protagonist always have only one occupation? Is it reasonable for the occupation panel to have only one occupation?
When I saw Roy, the writing style felt familiar, and it reminded me of "Path of Light" [facepalm]. This book seems to be very good, with a Western fantasy theme. I feel that it looks very smooth and comfortable. (It is not very stereotyped, and there is no hard twist.) It will gradually become a little more sophisticated, and it can have the feeling of a masterpiece. [Attention][Cool][Please update]
An honest review, this is a new book and it's pretty good.
It looked pretty good at first, but what the heck did you meet Kevin in Chapter 49 and kill more than 100 goblins?
Not so many moments
How should I put it? The writing is too thin and broken, like a stick with too many burrs. Small saplings can have more branches, but sticks are not needed
No more writing? It looks pretty good, I really like it
It's not novel, but it's well written and excellent. It's just that the update is slow. I'm afraid of eunuchs.
This book seems a bit similar, meow
It's not eye-catching, but it's still a good product. At least it doesn't have equatorial stones. You can add it to your bookshelf and see what happens next [Like]
As long as you keep taking risks and don't do superfluous things, it is a good novel. Superfluous refers to adventure-type cheats participating in noble conspiracies. Basically, many similar novels start to lose readers from here. People want to read adventures in other worlds, instead of reading novels when they are tired after a day's rest and see the protagonist being tricked or playing tricks. Everyone just wants to relax their mind. This is why there is a market for mindless and refreshing novels even if they are silly and sweet.
After reading the latest chapter and the fifty or so chapters, I can see that the author is very good at writing Western fantasy, and the taste is quite positive. I hope he can continue to do so. The protagonist has a cheat, but it is not the kind of super conventional cheat. Compared with the protection of the world itself, it is not beyond the norm. This is particularly rare. It is not the kind of brainless Long Ao Tianwen. The writing is quite good, good luck to the author.
It looks okay But why does the protagonist always have only one occupation? Is it reasonable for the occupation panel to have only one occupation?
When I saw Roy, the writing style felt familiar, and it reminded me of "Path of Light" [facepalm]. This book seems to be very good, with a Western fantasy theme. I feel that it looks very smooth and comfortable. (It is not very stereotyped, and there is no hard twist.) It will gradually become a little more sophisticated, and it can have the feeling of a masterpiece. [Attention][Cool][Please update]
An honest review, this is a new book and it's pretty good. It looked pretty good at first, but what the heck did you meet Kevin in Chapter 49 and kill more than 100 goblins?
Not so many moments How should I put it? The writing is too thin and broken, like a stick with too many burrs. Small saplings can have more branches, but sticks are not needed
No more writing? It looks pretty good, I really like it
It's not novel, but it's well written and excellent. It's just that the update is slow. I'm afraid of eunuchs. This book seems a bit similar, meow
It's not eye-catching, but it's still a good product. At least it doesn't have equatorial stones. You can add it to your bookshelf and see what happens next [Like]