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Under the water, there is also an abyss. When an alcoholic pirate with amnesia meets a half-elf who is afraid of the sea and lacks common sense, he drives a small boat and swims in the blue abyss, eating, sleeping, swimming, playing, and then in his spare time, beating "little" monsters and provoking the big empire. This feeling is probably called happiness.

In a dark world where he faces the danger of death every day, a lonely and helpless little beggar decides to accept the entrustment to help a little baby girl who is being hunted. He takes the mysterious magic sword and the baby girl who has been recognized as the owner and goes to another city to seek help; but what he gets is more cruel information - the baby girl and the magic sword bring a fatal disaster that may affect the entire sad continent. Adopting a baby girl and carrying the magic sword means huge dangers and responsibilities. In various pursuits, he must know how to improve his abilities, otherwise not only will he not be able to protect the baby girl, but he will also fall into...

Above the sword is magic. Above magic, comes power. Above power, for profit. The symbol of interest is money. With his secret and 100 gold coins, Airl came to the border town of the empire, where he would start from scratch and establish his own Adventurer's Guild. And build their own economic empire.

Where can I find the road to immortality? On the top of the snow-capped mountains, the palace falls. Who said that those who are virtuous and saints will have their own immortality? Those who falsely claim to be monsters or demons will live forever? Immortal City Immortal City, which came first? Or should there be a city first? Well, the above introduction is elegant. In fact, this is a fairy-tale story about picking up a capable daughter and raising her until she is 18 years old. (The male protagonist in this book has a very low IQ, less than 50. Please don't bully him casually about his IQ.)