I'm Really Not a Hero

Although I know that the author wants the protagonist to grow up step by step, can the words such as shock, horror, and terror be used less frequently? ? ? The protagonist's B-squares have all been lost! It's not that I'm not allowed to use it, but can I use it less?

Anyway, come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

No one, grab the sofa! I'm the first to post.

Although we don't pay attention to the three golden chapters now, I always feel that there are not many attractive highlights in the beginning. The author can actually cast the protagonist first, and then dig out the protagonist in the middle or after a while. For example, the protagonist hears two people talking in a daze, and then passes out again. When he wakes up, he finds that he is in a different world and why he is here. This is a pit that will make readers curious about who these two people are and why they let the protagonist come to this world. Later, he will lead these two people out, and the pit will be filled. There are no pitfalls in the beginning, and you are like a god from the beginning. The main plot also directly states that you should not be able to retain many people. The setting is quite good, and if you write well later, it will also attract people.

After reading Chapter 2, I understand why not many people read it. The protagonist had to cut off the good gold finger, and the setting that restricted the protagonist from saving money was also awesome. Maybe the author was considering it as a foil to the protagonist's awesomeness! 😅

Friends who are reading, please talk more, otherwise the author may not be able to hold on to this funny book.

Although not many people see it...