[No System] + [Hodgepodge of World Views] + [Basic Adventurers] + [Pseudo DND] + [Japanese Fantasy] + [Adventurer Team]
Linn traveled to a different world of swords and sorcery.
No system, no plug-ins, everything starts from scratch.
In order to survive and become stronger, he embarked on the path of an adventurer, improving himself through training after training.
He has traveled through snowy mountains, deserts, ruins, and dungeons, defeated giant dragons, unlocked the curse of the ancient gods, built a stronghold in the Swamp of the Dead, and participated in kingdom wars.
He traveled to all parts of the known continent.
Every place has its own legend.
He grew from a stranger whom no one knew to a legendary adventurer recognized throughout the continent.
Reader comments
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.
Personally, I think it's pretty good. It's a daily adventure novel about a different world. It's very well written. Good luck to the author [Like]
I read it all in one go! It's very well written! Why doesn't anyone read it?
Warm reminder, there are no slimes. To be precise, there are not many scenes where you fight slimes. There seems to be only one or two times.
If I keep writing about my slow daily life, it might be quite good.
Very steady writing style, good
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.
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.
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 [face covering]
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.
Personally, I think it's pretty good. It's a daily adventure novel about a different world. It's very well written. Good luck to the author [Like]
I read it all in one go! It's very well written! Why doesn't anyone read it?
Warm reminder, there are no slimes. To be precise, there are not many scenes where you fight slimes. There seems to be only one or two times. If I keep writing about my slow daily life, it might be quite good.
Very steady writing style, good
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.
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.
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 [face covering]