Dungeons & Dragons: My Sect Master Is the System!

Although the author uses AI, he proactively declares it in the first chapter and does not hide it, which is good. Moreover, AI is not used indiscriminately. There is not too much meaningless content and it does not have a big impact on the perception. Moreover, the background setting and story logic of this book are reasonable, consistent with nature and reality, and there are not too many formulaic contents. To me, it is already a very good novel. If you like lord farming, DND and good protagonists, I highly recommend reading this book [Already Planted]

For now, the storyline is very tight and less watery. The male protagonist's skills are divided into two parts, one is the system (approximately equivalent to opening a script in an MMO, but more sinister), and the other is his own understanding and study of DND rules (which can be said to be very useful in the indigenous world based on DND rules). Needless to say about the latter, the male protagonist's use of system functions is one of the most comfortable ones I have seen in Tomato for so long, and is worthy of praise. It's a little refreshing, because as mentioned above, the rhythm is tight enough, so it won't waste space on rotten fish and shrimps and raise blood pressure. The battle plot is not particularly detailed, but the description is enough to create a general sense of the picture.

Who would have thought that the ending of the time traveler would be staged in the first chapter✨ Eric is full of expectations, waiting for the top golden finger belonging to the time traveler to arrive. Sign-in, simulator, dark blue points, loyalty control, imagine a winning life. The available system is just a whiteboard notepad that can only write comments. All illusions were shattered. The pioneer team survived hunger and cold, broke through the ferocious beasts and barbarians, and finally set foot on the Black Crow Territory. However, the lord drew his sword and killed himself in despair, hoping to die and travel through time again. He was free. The desolate territory and confused team members were left behind, and this mess fell into the hands of his cousin Lucien. Others start by picking up the system, but this book starts by picking up the body of the time traveler and the discarded golden finger.

The power of Goldfinger is just right, allowing people to see that the protagonist does have this ability. The historical process in the background complements the plot of the story, and it has a somewhat epic feel. Moreover, the plot of the protagonist mastering extraordinary powers and spreading extraordinary powers also appeals to me. At present, there are about a hundred chapters, and it can be seen that the protagonist wants to change the world. Part of his charm comes from his ambition. He also explains the route. This tone is a bit high. I don't know if the author can grasp it.

There is AI assistance, but for me, interesting story content and novel ideas are more important. (Mainly because I can't tell the difference except for the obvious AI text. I think it's fine with AI-assisted description) The barbarian seminar and meeting the empress were not very good. I came to watch the protagonist develop his territory and become stronger through the system and the forgotten DND knowledge, not to watch the political game. Although it brought about the expansion of the world view, there were too many political thoughts.

Good grass, you can see it. Love is used in some places, and the love flavor of Cangjiao Tribe is a bit strong. 🙂

It is also a fate to come into contact with the author's works today. The works are full of technological elements, chaos and reality are interdependent. The works are brilliant in literary talent and humorous. They can be called masterpieces! , I can't put it down, and I'm ready to binge-watch the show! Thanks for the platform recommendation! A good DND novel with very novel design ideas! After reading it, I felt like I was in another world. It was very exciting and I learned the author's style!

To be honest, I rarely give a good review to a book, but I found this book to be really well written, and even though the author clearly stated that he used AI, I couldn't feel any trace of AI. I don't know why it wasn't popular, and it didn't even get a rating.

I've read Chapter 35 so far, and it's okay. At least it's better than some books. I don't know why there's no rating. As for AI, who cares in such an environment, I don't know if it's useful or not. It doesn't matter. As for what happens next, just keep reading.

A good DND novel, because the background is set in a situation where professional knowledge is lacking, and you will be groping for the road when you are promoted. It is a very novel setting.