The Hero Player Who Started by Looting Corpses

It always looks weird, a little bit alien to early game fanatics. To be honest, why are you so keen on writing things that are hard to understand and difficult to understand? Sure enough, Bald Brother's book is better, but the part about Hero Academy is missing in the middle, and it's a bit unbearable to read later.

I now very much doubt that this book was written by AI. It is full of a lot of data and some meaningless introductions. It's been several days and the plot hasn't moved forward at all. The most important thing is that the author never responds to comments. I have a full subscription, but I won't be sure if this continues 😅

If you say that you are verbose, I will permanently block it. There is a reason why a book is still tepid after it is finished.

I met a soldier and threw the staff out because of "instinct". What level of behavior is this? Oh, and to add, the protagonist only has this weapon; he is in the monster's lair, and he can even think of more than one monster with his butt. When he said that those soldiers are not without IQ, I had a strong vision... I'm afraid not, the opposite is a player, and the protagonist is an NPC, right? He was the only one in the audience who was brainless...

Who are the so-called high-ups of the Brave Guild? Are they just ordinary people? It's understandable if you say he's an S-class hero, but why do heroes need their consent to do anything? To put it bluntly, they are just ordinary people who manage the city for the brave men.

After reading this whole novel, I feel like the protagonist has not become stronger. He fights monsters, hides behind others, fights elites, and fights BOSS. It's all the same routine, which is weird.

This is really "back to the original starting point". That's where the fandom was released.

There's too much nonsense, and it's almost half a chapter of explanation and introduction.

What a rubbish book, 70% of the 10 chapters are exposition. Two or three sentences of dialogue will set up half of the chapter. You might as well read this manual.

The author seems not to know how to write dialogues. It is difficult for the characters to form dialogues. When the supporting characters ask the protagonist, it is difficult for the protagonist to respond in words. There is a thick barrier between the protagonist and the entire world. The protagonist and others are even on two world lines. The encounters and actions of other people cannot affect the protagonist's thinking. When other characters act, it is difficult for the protagonist to interact.