Forging Fate, Rising to the Top

The Shield Sword Monster uses shields and swords Ji Huaisu also uses shields and swords The Shield Sword Monster can still use slashing moves such as continuous slashes and holy swords in the shield form Ji Huaisu can also use the shield to perform slashes The Shield Sword Monster's shield is golden Ji Huaisu's shield is also golden The Shield Sword Monster's attribute is ghost Ji Huaisu's The great sword is as dark as the night and as gloomy as thick clouds The shield sword monster has the same physical attack, special attack and racial values Ji Huaisu is also a mage type and is good at martial arts And the two of them have never appeared at the same time To sum up, I think Huaisu is the wild shield sword monster picked up by Lord Ji and brought home ps: It may have been a single scabbard when he first picked it up

"Huh? So you mean, my dear Mr. Sacrificial Snake who has been with me for more than twenty years and is not a womanizer? After my death, in just a few months after you came to the world of Shen Dong? At the same time, you developed many strong relationships with several beautiful ladies? Is that what you mean? Huh?"

Even if the fat has already accumulated, please be the king of avocado

"Player Gongsun, no one dares to compare with him in terms of skills." "Do you want to know more about Tentacle Spring Fist? Player Chu is the biochemical octopus that invades our Earth Island" "The new team member is a perverted brat" "There is another player, I guess, he may be a mentally ill player" "I am Vert, Prince 2326's captain of the protagonist universe, plus the two of you, a total of three people, become the protagonist team" "I am Miyamoto Musashi" "I am Retsu Nagashu" "Are you two reincarnated in the same year, the same month and the same day?" "Maybe, maybe not"

I have personally sorted out the Sephiroth and heretics that have appeared so far. There may be some imperfections. Corrections are welcome! (ps: * indicates that I am currently unsure<—but that does not mean that if there is no asterisk, it must be correct XD) ——Updated once for the fourth volume www ——Updated for the second time after the first half is completed

"Put my lower head here" "Put my fat here" "Put my dragon clan here" "Put my mistakes here" I will follow the law of tentacles and embark on a thousand-year journey Therefore Give me your monthly ticket!

Please watch the next episode: A man with a lower head than glasses and gray hair

↖Haji Wu's last look at normality↗ ↙After being scolded by A Kong, he found that the holy pillar had been stolen↘ There is another one🥚

Just a passerby, I heard that the avocado law was enacted here. Who is the avocado 2326?

The author's mind swings back and forth, which is intuitively reflected in the work. Various early gimmicks, such as gloomy cities, strange relics, tentacles, and hypnosis, now have little sense of existence. Even the definition of the protagonist as a killer has undergone a major shift. This shift in style will naturally dissuade quite a few readers. There are also problems with the worldview depiction. There are teal ducks, strange herbs, flowing beads, water curtain games and other things to show the differences in different worlds in the front, but these descriptions become less and less towards the end. I think it may be because generally speaking, a larger amount of world view descriptions are arranged in the early stage, and the tense rhythm and serious atmosphere of the second volume really cannot be included. In the Divine Tree Volume, the part that was supposed to solve or alleviate this problem exposed new problems, making this problem unresolved. Self-problems. I'm not sure if this is what the author wants, but in the daily part that is most suitable for unfolding the world view, a large number of self-pleasure with group friends and the insertion of realistic cartoons not only destroy the special feeling of the other world and the depiction of the world view, but also cause a large gap in the perception between readers based on the group. From a business perspective, it is really immature. The Divine Tree Volume is a story told by the author himself and can be controlled well. Therefore, I think there is really no excuse for the problems that arise in this volume. In addition to self-pleasure, the entanglement between the villain Wang Quan and the protagonist takes place on the modern earth. The story has to be about the modern earth. The description of the other world style is further compressed. In a place where the richness of races is an important feature, I can't understand how rich this species is. For example, the tree people race that appeared at the beginning, I can't picture in my mind the difference between them and humans? Special ability? In the extraordinary world view, this does not reflect his uniqueness. I saw a book review mentioned that the problem of daily life being separated from the main line, I deeply agree, this is also a big problem that cannot be ignored. Problems with combat description. I personally don't like abstract high-level combat. It can be said that once the level of combat power reaches this level, there is no difference in the fighting style. What is magic and what is martial arts are reflected in the text with abstract adjective stacking and turn-based combat. The look and feel of the battle scene is quickly reduced to Pokémon versus Pokémon. In the end, only a few of the rich moves have a sense of existence, just like Pokémon can only remember four moves. This situation is especially true when fighting big scenes. This problem was very obvious in the later stages of the previous game, so much so that I would occasionally skip battle sequences when reading. The long descriptions of battles, apart from telling me that they were fighting seriously, were just dull and boring. Fortunately, the emotional preparation is in place, there are indeed merits, and there are often surprises.