I'm Not a Hero

After reading four chapters, I found that there was nothing poisonous about it, but it wasn't attractive either. -- A small problem. I recommend the author to read the chapter reviews. The wording is not popular enough. That weapon dog food, what kind of weapon upgrade materials can you replace it with? I've seen it asked in the chapter review.

I've read the eighth chapter, and it's okay. Why are there so few comments and chapter reviews? Author, I read eight chapters and there are two or three places where I feel like a paragraph is short or there are typos. It doesn't affect understanding, but it affects viewing. There's no chapter review. Just saying.

Good looking, food and grass, non-toxic. . . . .

I'm not a hero, I'm just a yordle with a hammer

It looks good, but I feel that there are too many low-star weapons and they are useless. I don't know how to solve them later.

It's really disgusting. The front line has been lost and pig's feet are showing off.

Not bad, but not my type

The reason for the cut. . . Is the protagonist finally unable to bear it and having a nervous breakdown? I just saw being cut by a wind knife.

Thumbs up, the content is great, looking forward to more updates

Invite Taoist friends to test the poison of "Immortal Tribulation One", which has 470,000 words and is free. It is for mortals and is absolutely brainless. The protagonist is knocked down by an immortal and loses his memory. However, he possesses a Tao fruit that can swallow the spiritual roots of heaven and earth. On the road to find his life experience, there are twists and turns, and he finally fights with the immortal half-child.

When I read Chapter 10, maybe it was my personal problem, but I still felt that the protagonist was too emmmm timid. Even the three people who decided to abandon the crowd and run away chose to tell their identities as warriors when their situation was unclear at the beginning. Others who were students like the protagonist also raised their hands to help. The protagonist retreated behind the female character. Although the author gave an explanation that the protagonist was hiding himself because he did not know the situation yet, but he himself awakened sr Even the students at the top level have heard about the news, but they don't know it's him. Moreover, even if the normal protagonist continues to hide in the crowd, unless he is standing on the outermost periphery, or even if he has any ideas, he will be coerced and run away. After all, he just woke up and was hacked to death a total of nine times. Then he smashed the marble prince in the kitchen. I am afraid there is no way to escape the crowd easily.