A Guide to the Labyrinth

This book has been recommended in the first round, but, with the current PK system for recommendation, I guess I can't beat others. Good guy, I just realized that reading a single chapter for 4 minutes is effective for follow-up reading. Isn't this nonsense? I can't even watch it for 4 minutes myself, friends, feel free to adjust it. I appreciate every support.

There is no separation between mages and warlocks, and there is no separation between demons and devils. The main reason is that there is no need to make a distinction in the novel. Some friends also responded that the DND setting is unfriendly to people who don't understand it. I am also trying my best to explain it clearly, hoping it will be easier for people to understand. In our language environment, and some things that are already very similar, I think there is no need to make detailed distinctions. After all, there is a big difference between novels and games.

Good luck to the author. He has such a unique protagonist. Although he likes to describe the protagonist as sloppy, he is actually a clean person. Interesting story.

Looking at the introduction, if there is no fighting spirit, how can a melee profession survive? Has the warrior become a sewer profession again?

I personally strongly recommend a niche board game, "Dark World" by White Wolf Game Company (there is an excerpt of the setting in the post, you can click to take a look). The setting of this game is extremely exciting. It has a great influence on the basic setting of werewolves, vampires and other fantasy creatures in modern popular culture. It is basically inseparable from the shadow of this setting collection. But there is very little relevant information online. I wonder if you know the Chinese forum "the ring of wonder"? There are many translations, discussions, and settings of science fiction and fantasy games and works. There is also information on the wod (world of darkness) subdivision of the Pure Apple Orchard. I highly recommend everyone to check it out.

I've said that I won't suffer any losses when investing, so I've achieved 3,000 words in 30 days. Although my writing is not very good, I still have two completed books, so my credibility is guaranteed. Because I hate eunuchs the most!

I'm on the radio, and I like the inhumanity of the protagonist.

The story is very good, and the writing is also very good, but the setting of the protagonist is too different, and the memory of the time traveler is torn, leaving only a little residue. His brain was replaced by a walnut kernel by the goddess, and combined with more than ten years of dungeon experience, he created a very strange and inhuman protagonist.

Some people say that Dio looks like Griffith, but he picked up the dragon-slaying sword 2333

She really likes Karen, she even bathes Dio, and she doesn't mind him being dirty.