[Western Fantasy] [D&D-Inspired] [Multiple Heroines] [Road-Trip Adventure]
The protagonist, Vaughn, unexpectedly transmigrated to a world of swords and magic, home to dragons, elves, dwarves, orcs, and beautiful fairies. But this world was just as dangerous.
These were the best of times: humanity was rising, and faith in the gods was taking center stage. These were the worst of times: countless demigods and false gods were scheming to claim a place in the heavens. Their actions were bound to reshape the world, and chaos was already brewing.
Fortunately, Vaughn possessed the divinity of the ancient Sun God.
Become an adventurer, break through the mortal limits, attain legendary status, and finally ascend to godhood!
Still, the road was too lonely to travel alone. If he could help it, Vaughn didn't want to miss the "scenery" along the way.
Not very good, I might as well read a fantasy book a long time ago, the pace of that one was much better. From the time he became a god, he wrote dozens of chapters, and then almost 2 million words were written about the identity of the gods. And this book was written from the perspective of a level 2 warrior who became an adventurer. It can be said to be a huge mistake.
Although... It still feels quite boring.
The more I look, the sleepier I feel 🤦🤦
Telling it plainly, just like writing a diary, I have to talk about the Eastern Dragon
Brothers, if you find the first volume boring, you can read the second volume. I personally think the second volume will be better than the first volume.
Star Caster's worldview, the plot is okay so far, a bit watery, and there are too many descriptions by irrelevant people
It feels pretty good, you can take a look
It's a bit bland, and why do most female characters tend to have Japanese names and Japanese-style Western fantasy backgrounds?