Sword and Sorcery Beginner's Guide to Survival

? ? ? What the hell is advertising in UC, a marketing genius

Damn it, the author went to the UC comment section to recommend the book because of poor book data. Why update chapter 3 on the 2nd? That's okay

Coming from UC, I would like to call you the writer who knows how to save money on publicity 🥺

Raise your hand if you come here 🙂

I feel like the water friends of UC are always reliable in their fights and fights, but they are still reliable at critical moments, with so many people coming to support 😁

Uc is coming. There will be more updates. If there are no updates in the early stage, how can anyone be so fast?

Not liver enough. The book next door that was temporarily released on December 30th has 22 chapters.

Good guy, so many UCs are here

I read 10,000 updates per day on UC Comments. This is only chapter 16. I'm keeping it 🤓

Good guy, the ads are on UC

There is a typo in the introduction, he and other time travelers

You say UC

From UC😜

My chase shot was in vain. 😭I hope the author will work hard on the next book.

This ad can be run 😁😁😁

In fact, there are too many such themes in Japan. I hope to take a different route. It is also from UC.

After reading the first three chapters, I got the feeling of two words: bland. There are thousands, if not thousands, of this kind of system for traveling through other worlds. One Hundred Thousand Words has not yet been signed, which is proven. However, it can be seen from between the lines that the author is still a bit basic. At least the writing is smooth and the readers will not feel weird. Let me give you a few suggestions: The first author needs to understand what it means to be cool. Nowadays, many people criticize cool articles, but no popular book or even a classic becomes popular unless it touches people's inner feelings. Chapter 1: Travel to that continent and meet a slime. Then the author killed it and revealed some materials and so on. After reading it, I felt like, this is it? If I were to write it, I would first use the environment to heighten the horror of the forest and then describe the appearance of the slime to give people a ferocious and bloodthirsty look. Then the male protagonist could hide behind a tree and see the slime smashing a century-old tree with one palm, or the slime would fight with the familiar tigers, lions and other animals, and the tiger would be killed with one move. The male protagonist was frightened enough, and then the slime discovered the male protagonist. The male protagonist ran away desperately, but with a sudden twist (you could use the terrain or the system to show off your power, or activate a cheating device), he killed the slime. During the killing process, you can describe more about the character of the male protagonist so that readers can form the first impression. Of course, it is not a rigid introduction. If the man is very wretched but full of cleverness, you can keep describing him with random thoughts that will annoy the system, or he is calm and wise (this kind is not easy to write, and it is easy for readers to diss him later). After killing the slime, you will receive some materials (magic cores, etc.) And you will gain physical strength. Bu Zhi fainted (very important) and was discovered by the little Lolita while collecting medicine. (Did the little Lolita appear too suddenly in the original text? The reader is confused.) After the male protagonist was rescued, he found that the little Lolita's family was very poor. There is an alcoholic father at home, who beats and scolds the little girl all day long, but the little girl is very obedient (if I don't know how to describe it here, I will watch more Japanese anime, the one who always calls Oni-chan). Then someone comes to collect debts, the alcoholic father They have no money, they want to kidnap the little loli to repay the debt, and then the man gets up, and several little Luoluos start to argue with the male protagonist, during which they can mention something like a magic core (it can also be foreshadowed before that the magic core and materials of slimes are very powerful in this world, and the slime that the male protagonist casually kills is actually a very rare top-grade one). Then the male protagonist takes out the magic core, and the few little Luoluos are immediately shocked, and everyone thinks that The male protagonist is a cultivator of this world (you can start to mention the world view of the article at this time, try not to write too much, the system and other things will be slowly explained by the male protagonist to the readers later.) The rest is simple. Slowly change the map and upgrade step by step. During the period, you can also set a lot of cool points, such as pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, a slap in the face, a son-in-law, hahahaha, three chapters of one cool point, even if it is a very low-level one, it can guarantee you a few hundred points on average. It's better than not being able to sign the contract now, right?