After transmigrating to Altria, Su Yu thinks he'll have to cower in a world overrun by giant beasts and cults.
But he awakens a seemingly ordinary yet utterly outrageous golden finger: "Infinite Proficiency."
When others practice the sword ten thousand times, that's diligence. When Su Yu practices the sword ten thousand times, that's the law.
While others are still congratulating themselves on mastering "straight-line attacks," Su Yu has already trained his "basic attack" into a technique that sends sword energy sweeping thirty thousand miles.
Here, he meets an adorable elf archer and a group of companions, each with their own distinct personality.
Starting in the beginner's village on Magic Ridge, he makes his way step by step to the final land where the gods fell.
Years later, facing the Black Dragon's abyssal breath, Su Yu calmly holds out a hand. "Hey, quick question: how many candles can you blow out with one breath?"
To be honest, I've almost finished reading it. If it weren't for the pitiful number of novels in Dragon Nest, I most likely wouldn't have finished reading this one. I saw a comment before that said it very accurately, that is, the protagonist was changed. Also, does your male protagonist have no life without the system? It all depends on the system. To be honest, I prefer to read Dragon Nest without a system. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have to start writing according to the main plot. You can also write that you gradually become stronger before the official plot begins. The protagonist can also have his own main and branch lines, and finally the story line is unified into the main line. Overall, this book is most likely to be given a high score just because of childhood feelings, but I guess the score should not be too high, and it will be finished soon without writing many words. (Personal opinion, don't be surprised if you don't like it.)
I watched it for about 30 minutes, and I'm basically done with it. To be honest, most of it is the same as in the movie, except that Lambert was replaced as the protagonist, and then there was also the cheating. He was full of sword intent, how could he be so vain? The pretentious scenes are not well drawn, but overall it's pretty good, and it's worth a read if you're not a book reader. Five stars because this is my childhood movie, five stars
It's so beautiful. You must hold on.
It's so beautiful. It's the best one so far.
Big cheers for the author
If you have nothing to do, you can watch it as a short film😘
Okay, is it a single female protagonist?
Okay, okay, the plot is good and worth watching. The author will work harder to update it👍
It's so beautiful, the author will update soon
Not bad. The characters and settings are almost the same. The writing is very good.