[Western Fantasy] [No Female Lead] [Mechanics] [Stats]
[The rating just came in, and it's sure to go up!]
A well-rounded young man from the new century is accidentally scammed into a Western Fantasy world and reduced to firewood for the city, facing a desperate struggle to survive.
Then he suddenly discovers that the game ads really weren't lying: he actually came with a cheat, and whatever skill he trains, he can master. His grin practically splits his face.
Others train in combat from the very basics, enduring bitter cold in winter and scorching heat in summer. Even with good talent, it takes years to become proficient.
But he takes just three minutes to reach mastery as a combat expert with [Combat Lv. 1], and half a month to reach the pinnacle of human ability with [Combat Lv. 3 (MAX)].
Train in a breathing technique, and [Breathing Technique Lv. 1] is already a profound realm in other people's eyes, opening the gates of Heaven and Earth in an instant.
[Meditation Lv. 1] maxes out his cultivation speed, letting him compete on equal footing with the dragon race, the continent's strongest.
Intermediate Skill [Universal Literacy Lv. 6]: Whatever you're thinking, just chat with me for a bit and I'll know. No need to hide it.
Intermediate Skill [Sword Cultivation Lv. 6]: The ultimate movement technique closes the distance in an instant; the ultimate attack splits the heavens with one sword. What do you people know? That's just how sword cultivators are!
Advanced Skill [Personal Barrier Lv. 9]: Immune to damage and effects you haven't sensed; targets you sense are guaranteed to be hit.
These two stars are congratulations to myself
The setting is great. I was attracted by the "no heroine" in the introduction. (I listened to the book, and I listened attentively to the first few chapters. After the courier arrived, I read the picture album, and then listened to the novel, which distracted me.) Catherine and Seraphina appeared first, but there is nothing here. After that, some of the descriptions became a bit deliberate, but the protagonist was quite a gentleman. It didn't feel right at the time, but I could still listen to it because the book was short. When it comes to the mermaid tribe, you can go directly to Chapter 27.28.29. If you read these three chapters in succession, you can infer that the second princess took advantage of the protagonist to be drunk, and something harmonious happened between them. If nothing happened between the two of them, then what do you mean by the brush-off that you described? Deliberately misleading? This "no heroine" means there is no heroine, but is there a woman? It is recommended to mark clearly. I didn't listen very carefully, but some of the sentences had a bit of an AI flavor, and I felt like they were expanded using AI, not much.
Highly recommended, there are also big ones
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Pressure. . . .
Slap in the face too slowly.
Generally. . .
Seven-star praise [laughing]
This novel is okay. The combat power is not overwhelming, because some things in Western fantasy are like this. Low-level skills are just techniques, not things that enhance attributes. In all fantasy novels, attributes are not the most important. The main thing is the means. Compared with other novels, it is better 🤔