Supernatural Classes

There is a clear "simpleness" to pig's feet, which makes it easier to feel like a native.

I see you have opened a new book, but the results are too few. . And I like scenes that focus on nature, immortality, and development.

60 Words? ? ? I thought it was 600,000 words. . .

That's not a word. You just asked us to come. It's a bit embarrassing 🤫

I have read the Druid book. The subject matter is good and the content is good. I don't like steampunk and mystery books.

The protagonist is not like a time traveler, he is almost like a local

It's a big hook, but there is no attractive plot. Although it is reasonable, it is too bland.

Overall, this book draws on mystery and western fantasy games, and blends it well with my own creativity. The plug-ins are also quite interesting. It has the ability to strengthen oneself and create mysterious props. It also doesn't feel like some Western fantasy novels like to use Japanese anime titles in their titles (obviously those are also Western fantasy themes, which is so abrupt and uncomfortable). Maybe pig's feet are a little naive, and kindness is within the scope of normal people. After all, it was just ordinary people traveling through the past.

More than ten chapters in, the protagonist has no abilities, has done nothing for himself, and is bland and unattractive.

It's a complete retelling of the mystery, but the plot is too bland and most of the settings are a headache to watch.