Life in Another World, Starting in a Goblin Cave

The previous article is very good, but it is too time-consuming to escort the caravan to open a new map, and it is too expensive to go to the countryside to hunt wild boars to gain reputation. Doing a missing person mission that combines two things... An unexpectedly weird village, leveling up alone... The little girl at the front counter reminded you to come back if there are any differences in the mission. Consider the newcomers and encourage them.

It's a pretty good Western fantasy novel, not a Japanese Goblin novel. Generally speaking, the productivity of this world is quite high, not the productivity of the real medieval world, which I think is pretty good. I don't see any bad points for the time being. In addition to the protagonist's acceptance of combat adventures and risking his life beyond ordinary people, there is also the issue of horseback riding, but it can also be understood that the protagonist has ridden a horse before traveling through time. Apart from these two, there is nothing else. As for the price issue, I think it is acceptable after seeing it later, not outrageous, and barely consistent. The highlight is that the writing is decent and the plot has no loopholes. I almost died laughing when I saw the protagonist instructing his druid teammates to transform into Pokémon battles with wild cats on the roadside.

"Don't worry, killing one is also killing. As long as you come back with the right ear of the goblin, I will give you one gold for each. This is the official price of the Adventurers Association." Presumably the ears of wheat in this world are all covered with gold particles. The author's attitude is very good, but the coins are too private.

I have never seen you in this situation. Let's do this. When you come to the bonfire in Huanyin City Street, go out and walk northeast and you will see a small dragon hunting armor. After defeating him, a set of molten iron dragon hunting armor will drop. Then you will come to the DLC1 painting world. Go to the high tower guarded by the Millwood Knights. There is a spiritual tree shield inside. Climb up to the top beam to get the Knight Commander's ashes. Go back to the turkey farm and give it to the old lady to buy a set of Millwood Knights. Be sure to buy the Millwood Knights. Armor, the other three pieces are not important. After that, go to the bonfire outside the Farang Pit Fortress, open the shortcut door connected to the Punishment Forest and go straight forward. Repeat the Black Salary King until you get the Black Knight Shield, and then put on the Molten Iron Hunter Dragon Head and the Mirwood Knight. Armor, arm guards and legs are optional, then equip the black knight shield or spirit tree shield on the left hand, and equip the ring seal knight straight sword on the right hand. Practice ring fetching. Press the combat skill button during R1, R2, running attack and roll attack, and then press L1 and it will be successful. Practice until you are proficient.

The Western fantasy adventure soul is generally very good. It can grow from an ordinary person to a strong one very quickly. It has a wonderful plot with various strange moves to win. It is not like other Western fantasy DNDs where there is a long and frustrating period in the early stage where no one can beat them. It is like a mortal cultivating an immortal. Another drawback is that there are only default dubbings and no natural dubbing for listening to books.

The writing is pretty good, just like playing a game

Give it four stars. Although I don't really like this kind of protagonist, but in this era where AI Dafen is everywhere, I insist on rubbing my hands and give you my support.

It is actually a 5-star review. Except for the first chapter, which is too crazy, the rest of the plot and shaping are pretty good. It feels more like watching the author controlling the protagonist to play a game. In addition, the writing style is relatively relaxed and looks very comfortable. There is no disgusting ambiguity or physical description. It is a good novel.

When will you become a professional? Have you chosen a career?

The writing is fluent and solid, and it is durable without being exaggerated 😳