I Have a World of Hot-Blooded Legend

If awakening automatically transforms one into a warrior, far fewer people would abandon the book. Given only one life, choosing the Taoist path with the highest survival rate is a choice any normal person would make, right?

Sorry! I'm also a veteran Legend of Mir player! I started playing Legend of Mir World in 2002! In the official version, I played a warrior! But I was practically useless before level 35! Just cannon fodder! The biggest advantage was high carrying capacity! I was used to carry potions for others and steal equipment! There wasn't much of a gaming experience! Besides, in real life, most people would play a mage! That's the real high-level stuff! So, goodbye!

Haha, you have to learn all the skills yourself, why not choose a Taoist? You can still train them too. It increases strength and carrying capacity, allowing you to wear warrior gear. Early on, you can go for a melee build, capable of both attacking and tanking, healing, and even stealth. Only someone with a screw loose would choose a warrior; those two words have driven more than half the readers away. Whatever makes you happy. See you later, brothers~

In realistic terms, we must mention modern technology and weaponry. With thousands of satellites in the sky and an all-knowing surveillance system on the ground, plus countless residents of Chaoyang, As soldiers, we are like fireflies in the dark; if we are too conspicuous, we are likely to lose our personal freedom. If a mage encounters a problem, they can activate a shield and teleport.

What was the protagonist thinking when he switched to Warrior? Wouldn't Mage or Taoist be better? This isn't a game; in the real world, if there were three classes, do you think anyone with a conscience would choose Warrior?

It's truly unbearable to watch. It's not because you're a warrior or a Taoist, but because you're a skilled warrior or have martial arts skills, etc., That's one thing, but you're nothing special. All you do is hack and slash, do you have a brain? You don't have resurrection coins; if you die, you're truly dead. Even with resurrection rings later on, how can you possibly survive to the end?

Comment and then block. Slow pacing, no strengths, unoriginal novel, every chapter is full of nonsense. Clearly not a seasoned player of the Legend of Mir series, but a novice author. No satisfying moments, poor logic.

I saw a comment that made a good point: choosing a warrior is only good for leveling up; after level 45, even soloing bosses becomes difficult. The author paid the price for his recklessness. Legendary novels, as long as they're not too ridiculous, still have a market, but a lone-wolf warrior (because the protagonist's secret is that he can only go solo) is a joke.

I used to really enjoy legendary novels, but I found many of the protagonist's actions rather absurd, like they were purely figments of the author's imagination, lacking any real-world experience. For example, was the author influenced by video games? The premise is that a shop can only sell one type of item.

Haven't watched it yet. I heard it starts with a warrior. I don't want to watch it anymore. In the 1976 version, warriors who don't reach level 35 and get the "Fireball" skill will basically get slaughtered by the other two classes! Even if they do get "Fireball," the other two classes can still kite and kill them.