Western fantasy + adventuring party + multiple races + sightseeing + multiple heroines + players
"No, come on. I was just messing around with you using magic, and now you're getting carried away, Sophia. Where's my knife? If I don't cut you into ten pieces in three slashes, I'll stop calling myself Green!"
--The Bringer of Light, Foe of the Abyss, King of All Fairies, Hero Among Heroes, Captain of the Skyfeather Expedition, the Great Vortex, the World's Wound, the End of the Apocalypse: Green.
Green was picked up by a hero, and together they traveled through this magnificent world. They went from riding in carriages to giant pack beasts, then to ships sailing across the sky and sea. From an immortal elf girl to a sharp-tongued gnome alchemist, and then to a divine puppet yearning for love, Green's travels took him across the world, and his circle of companions gradually grew, until the civilization of old descended, bringing apocalypse to the world as it stood.
"Father Odin, I accept your invitation. Let us go and turn those stubbornly immortal bastards to ash!"
It's quite interesting. I like Sophia's character very much, with her long silver braids. The story itself gives people a sense of traditional Western fantasy, which is very simple, much better than those systems nowadays, and has an authentic feel. I don't know why it's so hard to find this kind of Western team-adventure literature now. I feel like I felt when I watched "Maze Rice".
To Chapter 43. There is nothing poisonous, and there is no bitter plot or life experience. I personally feel that it is quite enjoyable, the story is also good, and this kind of Western fantasy feeling is also refreshing. The protagonist becomes stronger on his own initiative, rather than being pushed by various crises. You can slow down the pace a bit and write more about daily life, which will probably feel like a travelogue. [Understood]
So far it looks pretty good.