
Becoming Stronger Starts from Conquering Npcs
变强从攻略NPC开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Let me talk about my feelings after reading Chapter 14. Let me start by saying that I have not read similar articles, and I have not read many articles. Therefore, all judgments are made based on the chapters displayed currently in the work. For now, is this an epic world view based on adventure? (Guessed) First of all, many good people appeared at the beginning, the atmosphere was very harmonious, and golden fingers were given. If the social contradictions are not sharp, I am worried that in the later chapters there will be tricks such as pretending to slap you in the face, staring at me and killing you, etc. But after all, I haven't written it yet, so I can't make random guesses. The second thing is that I think the character of the magic merchant Sherlock is going to be forcibly reduced to his wits? Why is it so easy to fool? In such a big castle, there is no guard, just a child... If there are parents, I just want to say that you two are really big-hearted. Of course, if there are any hidden guards, that would be a different matter, but it is not reflected in the text. Relying solely on trust between people, is the NPC world so harmonious? The male protagonist is really smart. I thought he was a novice at first, but later on he was so coaxing. Could it be that he has read too many novels and is always so precocious? Or gifted? As for Jack the Great, I don't know what the author's value setting is for this prescription, but the background of old Jack is raised so high all of a sudden, and the male protagonist's fictional family is huge. If this doesn't come true later, is it going to force Sherlock to lose his wits? In general, I think these are not poisonous points. After all, they can be solved in later chapters. But what impact it will have on the article depends on the author. You can watch it and keep paying attention.
Come on, it has been collected, "Little Monster Academy" is asking for a return visit
I came here to check it out, and it seems to be okay. I'll harvest it first and fatten it up later.