Legendary Ranger Bruce

A novel in the style of ten years ago, 🐮

As a 10-year-old bookworm who has played more than 2,000 OMG games, I strongly recommend the skill Blink. First, it must be strong enough (if you feel that the enemy magic and Queen's Blink are not strong enough, you can consider Void because Void brings blood). Second, having a skill like Blink that can run and fight can make your writing more flexible and exciting (the attributes can crush people in seconds, and you can counter-kill if you are crushed. You can also defeat a wave of villains and finally rely on the Blink dodge skill or level A to counter-kill). Third, it makes it easier for you to be more reasonable when the plot breaks down and you make nonsense (flickering can be used to calculate the application of space laws, and jumping in the void can be used to calculate time + space). Ps: I personally recommend not to write skills that steal attributes, because if you don't want the strength of the pig's feet to collapse, you have to stress it out, and it's hard to have fun. If you don't stress the strength in the later stage, your attributes will explode. It becomes a numbers game. It is recommended to choose operational skills, (if it is pig's feet or long-range sensitivity), all Dota skills are strong enough in the late stage of the battle. For example, the bear's fury can attack the meaty beasts as long as the attack speed is faster. Or the void is passively time-locked, and the person hit cannot move at all. Feast of the Ghouls has maximum percentage damage and blood-stealing (old version), as well as magic immunity. In a world with mages, it is not too much to say that 3 seconds of magic immunity is equal to the magician's father. Even a large Naga will suffer the petrification effect if looked directly at it. This writing of fighting is no better than direct attribute crushing (and the word count is also low). Stealing attributes can be used as a pig's foot characteristic that is triggered several times a day. Or there is a 1% chance of triggering the effect. You can let the pig's trotters learn a TF hook, and set the monsters killed by the hook to have a 2% chance of stealing power. In this way, it is better to control the attributes to prevent the attributes from exploding (mainly if your pig's trotters' attributes explode, the villain will also explode in the later period). The pig's trotters steal the attributes of the villain. . . You can't steal attributes later or keep boasting about dozens of levels of fighting.

When a lurker becomes a professional archer, shouldn't he reduce his presence? Why are you so high-profile? It feels like the enemy can't kill you. The world is so big. Is your leveling speed too fast? Why does it feel like the book you wrote is running at the speed of light after just a few chapters? And that luck? You end at 18 points at 100 points, which means that your luck value is at most 18 points at chapter 38. But you are at least 80 points. And you have been too lucky since you left the misty forest. Even if you cheat, you can't be so lucky.

After going crazy, it would be funny to stick seven or eight arrows in your head without dying. Do you understand if the arrows are full?

This book gave me a sense of foresight. What is the protagonist going to do and where? I mean roughly everyone can guess it. It's almost like ten. Although it's too far ahead to guess, but right in front of you, there are one or two things to the back, or the main line. It feels like you can see it at a glance.

So far, the writing is pretty good, and it's quite to my liking. I want to ask, when will pig's feet become heroes?

Dreaming back 10 years, I really like this western fantasy style

It feels so painful. The protagonist's system can be easily upgraded, but it has to do so many things. The events encountered are also very painful.

There are too many professional levels, too many skills, the style of long ago! Nowadays they are relatively simple and concise.

The power was a bit low at the beginning. The arrow penetrated the orc's brain, but he still couldn't die. Are you holding a health bar?

After reading a few chapters, I found that it really wasn't suitable for me... I was almost killed by a woman for no apparent reason, and then the archer learned the skills of the berserker. Although I don't know in which chapter the woman died, and I don't know if the skills I learned randomly can still be repaired... But I can't hold on anymore...

I just started reading this book, and before I even read it, I saw the comment section accusing the protagonist of being fooled by a woman, which seemed stupid But after thinking about it in the end, I still believe it. It turned out to be okay. It was already shown in the early stage that the protagonist has his own bottom line after traveling from the civilized world. He never expected that someone would use the favor of saving his life to trick him. To be precise, he overestimated the moral bottom line of this world. I have only seen it here so far, so if you see the plot below that accuses the protagonist of being cheated by a woman, you might as well go in and take a look for yourself, maybe it will be acceptable.

This book friend 2017, are you the troll that I invited? Scroll down, why are you basically talking to yourself?

At the beginning, he saved two women, and the author seemed to be a kind-hearted person.

Mammoth!

This unwarranted teacher had this routine from many years ago.

Only half of the noble man's leisurely life is gone

When will there be turret skills?

I think the plot of Chapter 13 is well written. The female mage saw the enemy coming, so she hurriedly knocked the protagonist out and ran away first. Let the protagonist see the dangers of society. A lot of people are saying that the plot is toxic. Can't we let the protagonist get into a little difficulty? You people are only suitable for reading invincible white articles.