A Navy Vice Admiral in Faerun

Ordinary people without cheats, through hard work and practice, can be on par with Hawkeye. How funny this is. It's just as funny as an ordinary person with no connections and resources becoming the richest man in the world through his own efforts.

Whether you are a pirate or a DND warrior, it is a bit hard to accept that your strength has been greatly reduced by shrapnel. It feels a bit like Sun Wukong died of a heart attack after exploding his star.

First, let me explain the main reasons for domestic misunderstandings about the Wall of the Unbelieving. The main reason is the ultimate invincible magic reform in "Neverwinter 2" - the Wall of the Unbelieving: Anyone who does not believe in God will go up the wall. Melkor applauded when he saw it, and Cranvor cried when he saw it. It's not that I didn't, that's not why I put people on the wall... (Note: Let me first state that Neverwinter 2 is a good game, although there are some magic changes) Let me explain that Green Wood doesn't like walls very much. It's something made from toilet paper, and in the 5th version of the setting, the content about the Wall of the Unbelievable has been deleted (chishu). This is another victory for the great Green Wood against toilet paper (bushi)

The background and plot are good, but the description of the protagonist's combat power is not clear. As mentioned before, the protagonist and Kaido can be tied. The injuries suffered by the monster Yonko in One Piece are nothing at all, but the protagonist's sword is not enough 😅

If you have poisonous points, your life will be restored, and you can still control a single muscle fiber in the body, so the shrapnel in the chest cannot be squeezed out? You might as well say that the protagonist is poisoned. You want the protagonist to be injured and rescued by the Elf Kingdom to promote the development of the plot, but this loophole is too big.

The author himself said that it was a self-advertising article, but there are so many comments that are toxic. In fact, the two problems that are most reflected are: first, the Japanese notes that have been made in the first few chapters can be deleted. The author is stubborn and just goes against it. The self-advertising article will not be changed. The second problem is that the injured lung cannot be cured with life. This is purely the author's setting, and there is nothing in itself.

Um, I don't know if I remember it wrong I remember that after returning life, you can control the whole body, including hair and nails that are no longer part of the human body in theory Even control hair embroidery So, is it difficult to control the body to remove ammunition fragments from the lungs According to the comics, it is as flexible as controlling the hands So I think the description of this aspect in the previous chapters of the book is unreasonable So it does not make sense to extend it to weakening the protagonist's strength.

This review is purely based on what the author thinks of. If there are any misunderstandings and errors, please go to Twitter to find Green Wood to correct them (you are eating books again, eating shit) Thanks to the outstanding contributions of some authors of early Qidian. Com articles, Nese is often described in the description of Qidian. Com as: "The pinnacle of the human magic empire." In fact, Nese is a magical city-state that is neither a peak, nor a human, nor an empire. I'll chat one by one

Regardless of the setting of life return in One Piece comics or animation, it is only the ability to perfectly control any part of the body, which is a weakened version of the ultimate freedom. And there is never any control in the setting that can allow any part of the body to exert its power. The only one is a lieutenant general. It is even said that this is the application of life return. The problem is that you regard this thing that he only uses as a life return? Then the swordsmen of Wano country wield their swords to extinguish fire and raise fire, do you also want to boast that all swordsmen can do it? How can a bunch of people brag about not dying for a minute? If the protagonist is Luffy with a physique of over 30, why would he still be a lieutenant general? Luffy with a physique of over 30 is probably not the direct king of the navy. The lungs do not have the power to squeeze out foreign objects. And he was in a dangerous and unknown situation at the time. In order to make his injuries more serious for something that is not fatal at all? Wouldn't it be better to try it later when it's safe? Always say it's unreasonable. What you mean by reasonable is to come to an unknown place and give yourself another lung blow when you are seriously injured?

I don't like the way of writing that stresses strength. The main reason is that in One Piece, life can be controlled and even hair can be cured. However, the protagonist has shrapnel in his lungs and cannot be discharged in more than forty chapters. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I will come back to see when the protagonist recovers.