[No System] [A Simple Adventurer's Life] [A Hodgepodge of Worldbuilding] [Low-Level Adventurers] [DND-Inspired] [Japanese Fantasy] [Adventuring Party]
Lin En transmigrates to a sword-and-magic world.
No System, no cheats. Everything starts from zero.
To survive and grow stronger, he sets out on the path of an adventurer, improving himself through one trial after another.
He forms a party of his own:
a young human mage, a catfolk rogue, a seasoned hunter, and a dwarf with an incredibly hard head.
Together, they cross snowy mountains, deserts, ruins, and dungeons. They defeat dragons, break ancient gods' curses, establish a foothold in a haunted marsh, and even take part in a kingdom's war.
They travel across every known region of the continent.
And leave their legends behind everywhere they go.
From strangers no one had ever heard of, they grow into a legendary party renowned across the continent.
I thought it was just an ordinary Western fantasy, but I didn't expect the author's ambitions to be so great. From the seemingly routine struggles at the bottom in the beginning, to the intricate game of the major forces in the middle, to the sense of fate intertwined between the destinies of gods and mortals, the skeleton of the entire book is very open. The author has really put a lot of effort into portraying the group portraits. There is no villain who is an absolute tool. Every force that appears has its own reasons for having to fight. Although the settings and place names in some chapters require getting used to, as long as you get through the foreshadowing of the first twenty chapters, the refreshing feeling of the grand picture slowly unfolding in the following is definitely a spiritual enjoyment rarely seen in Tomato in recent years. I hope the author can stabilize the overall situation and don't end it unfinished. This book definitely has the potential to become a god! Can you improve the mage's strength? The current plot gives people the impression that cats and dogs from nowhere can become mages, and just throwing a grenade on the road can kill a bunch of mages.
It's very well written, and the protagonist's step-by-step growth process is very detailed. It's a very good Western fantasy adventure novel. What are the latest chapters? The protagonist has done nothing wrong, so the protagonist has to be a dog for the Knights, right?
I have only read 100,000 words so far, and it seems to be a qualified Western fantasy novel, somewhat similar to the book Goblin I relied on at the beginning. The current problem is that after the adventurer attribute cards appeared before, there was no further description of the attributes, including the attributes of ordinary people, the functions of various attributes, and the attributes of monsters. The growth of the protagonist's strength is relatively vague. The book is called Slime Dependence, but there is currently no further description of the slime. Overall, it's a promising seedling.
The idea and even the name are imitated from "Goblin Heavy Dependence". When I first saw it, I didn't have a good impression, but after reading the first twenty chapters, I felt that it might not be too inferior. The characters are also my favorite type. Come on Please test yourself, I can only say that new books are not easy! But there are some shortcomings in various plots, and there are too many to comment on! Maybe it's just not for me
Good looking and interesting. Come on. Oh my God, what kind of extra staff are there in this Knights?
Look, even though the title and cover are not consistent with the actual product, at first I thought I was only reading it because of Slime Girl 🤦
Touching, like a black slave in a snowy mine in Africa finding a ruby the size of a pigeon egg. The common recurring shortcomings of Dragon Quest, a Japanese-style Western fantasy world adventure, have never appeared in this book. Maybe I have read too many AI articles of this type, and I am only moved at this moment. Regarding the topic of multiple heroines and single heroines that everyone is concerned about, my evaluation is: good, Japanese isekai should think more about Suqing, and it should be written like this. No, it should be said that it can only be written like this. The portrayal of the protagonist is inseparable from the third-party perspective of other supporting characters. It has been a long time since I have seen a scene where there is no literary youth, no plot of cabinet Nan, and no heroic scenes that strongly highlight the protagonist. The most surprising thing is the clips of other minor supporting characters. In one chapter, I remember that when the wind wolf, wild boar, and goblin surrounded the small village, he gently mentioned that the protagonist handed over the method of contacting the magic network to Wright. Wright then taught it to other villagers, so that the villagers can also try to protect themselves. This section is really surprising. The minor supporting characters that appeared in the past are not one-time summoning materials, summoning materials. It's rare to see Blue Eyes White Dragon thrown into the graveyard right after it was released. There is also the love story of Klein. Although the story of the supporting characters will take up a fair share of the protagonist and the plot, it is written without affecting the viewing experience and the advancement of the plot. The realism of the world view is amazing. This long-lost touch made me admire and fascinated. I was not only impressed, but also afraid. However, the beginning of the Dirty Hand Gang was indeed a bit frustrating. Fortunately, the great luck of the lord later eliminated all the problems in one go, and I was relieved.
So far, it looks good, but I don't know if there are a few people in the introduction or more than just these people. I don't know if it will become an adventure group in the future. I really want to see the story of an adventure group.
The author is too lazy to name the character whose name contains the original god [smile][smile][smile][smile] It feels like there are many heroines. I have to withdraw first. I have to withdraw first. Do you like to have a harem in another world? Come sit at a table with Rudy
Very good, growth flow protagonist Sai Gao However, it has nothing to do with the title of the book at the moment. It should be that there will be a teammate of Slime Girl in the future.