Furnace Fire

The plot part has already begun. Although it is not very good, I will work hard to improve it. If you think it is well written, if you have any complaints or if you have any ideas, you can send me a review. Of course, writing a book mostly relies on hard work and patience. I can't become fat in one breath. I'm not aloof~ I can talk

Brothers passing the fire? 🙏

When I saw the setting of the furnace, I suddenly thought of the mysterious scholar in the mysterious mod in MC. If the author is missing settings, you can refer to it~

The author himself has learned from the experience and found that the previous writing was really not good. It is highly recommended to read it when you have reached chapter 127. During this period, the author will retreat to code and try to write a good work. The update time remains the same from 1 pm to around 8 pm. The original intention is easy to get, but it is always difficult to keep it. See you in chapter 127!

The protagonist injures his kidney at the beginning, which is a reasonable beginning without a heroine.

Is this world the continent of Arad? So familiar feeling

1, 18, Book eunuch

I mentioned earlier that mutated goblins are level two, right? According to the setting of the original poster, the goblins should be similar to those set in other books, right? The level of cannon fodder is the second level of mutation. So, in such a large forest, this elf once lived in it, but now it is ruled by a second level monster? And all the other "powerful" monsters were eaten by him? Or is it that in this book, the second level is already a very awesome existence? If not, is that too far-fetched?

I thought it was a novel like Dark Souls: Fire Transfer,

I watched it for a long time but didn't understand 😰😰😰😰

Howl's Moving Castle protagonist setting, the magic positioning is a bit behind.

The content is good, but there are too many typos. Can the author mark which chapter has the correct words?

I haven't read it yet, but if the results are really bad, I might consider picking up another one. Otherwise, the pressure would be too much. After all, writers also have to eat.

Howl and Calcifer are here, but what about Sophie? . . .

This name is too awkward. Hal is also a given name, so it's a bit uncomfortable to use it as a surname.

Don't ask me, I'm just a poor devil