My Blind Date Turned Out to Be a Hero

I don't understand something about the gryphon. The brave man can't defeat the gryphon. The gryphon is defeated by the protagonist and then offers to join. The brave man also says that he is not strong enough? I don't understand the logic.

I seem to have seen the shadow of the Blue Sword at a certain moment... It's really nostalgic. I always feel that the current novels have made me unknowingly become a remnant of the old era (obviously I am not left behind)

The work is overall good, and the logic is not too faulty. It is a relatively royal adventure novel. At present, it seems that the male protagonist is an old scheming person with a secret plan. He is a mercenary group for fun. He is familiar with the entire historical process. He occasionally has abnormal operations, which will be explained soon. He is pseudo-invincible in the intelligence department. It does not look like he will be defeated. He said it is just a game, but in fact he is a more realistic good person. The brave heroine feels like a I have to give up. It seems that the author wanted to create a growth-oriented heroine, but then tried too hard. The latest chapter is getting closer and closer to a ruthless character who does not say much, is obedient if she doesn't understand, and is very smart in combat. In the middle, she behaves like a tool person. In the early stage, she was a very subjective and self-centered Madonna. She is ignorant of the world and her IQ is worrying. Her performance is simply catastrophic. She is the kind of character who can save a lot of trouble by deleting her from the protagonist.

The title of this book, tsk tsk. . . Extremely rubbish. Dating has almost nothing to do with the plot. This kind of title for a long novel is just nonsense. In general, this is a novel in which the invincible male captain takes his harem teammates on continuous adventures and becomes stronger, similar to The Blue Sword. The writing style is average and the content is average. After all, the title itself makes people excited. But it's actually okay to look at the harem group. I suggest the author quickly change the title of this crappy book, otherwise book friends who like harem adventures will never be able to find this book and will be 100% dead. Change your name quickly! Change your name quickly! Change your name quickly!

You were all prepared to run away at the beginning, why did you suddenly change your mind and lick the heroine hard and join her mercenary group? Although it is for the sake of feelings, it is not very reasonable.

I've read Chapter 50 and want to ask those who have read the latest chapter whether there is any emotional drama in this book. There is no emotional interaction at all with the female protagonist. Is there a two-way emotional interaction?

Is there another version of this, where he was kicked out of the team by the brave as a supporter?

I hope the ending doesn't involve returning to the original world, but going back. If the main plot is like this, it would be really boring. You must know that if the heroine in a harem novel drops offline, she will never be able to go back to that feeling.

It's too similar to Cang Qing Sword, but I know that the hero wants to go home, but you don't have any clues about the hero's thoughts and psychology. There is nothing wrong with the latest chapter, it has happened to Cang Qing too. If you think about it from another perspective, your wife ran away and it would be too strange for you not to chase her. But it is worse than Cang Qing. There are too many people, or the progress is too fast. Why does the male protagonist want to go back? There is no foreshadowing at all. The male protagonist Cang Qing said he would go back from the beginning. Why compare? Because the happy ending of your ending can only be written like Cang Qing, going back, and then coming back to give birth to a child Seriously speaking, here, the male protagonist seems very casual, but the male protagonist pretends to be a gentleman in the team, but it is very abrupt This is the reason why it is not as good as Cang Qing. Although the ending is average, the male protagonist is not casual, and there are some easter eggs in the final ending. What are Cang Qing's shortcomings? It ended too quickly The author also has this problem. The upgrade is slow and the level jump is too large. It is not the latest haenyeo. This special situation is normal What is not normal is that the usual level 2 fights against level 4. There is also a special problem at the beginning, that is, fighting the griffon, where the female protagonist talks to the male protagonist In general, the male protagonist is too fake, not as good as Cang Qing, the goal is unclear, or there is no foreshadowing, and the progress is too fast Quickly, the description of other heroines should also be more foreshadowed later. The relationship develops too fast, seems deep and hard, and cannot be contained anymore, otherwise it will be a Pokémon-style harem. More descriptions to enrich the characters But it may not be easy to write now. Similar novels "Cang Qing Sword", the male protagonist is I found them all at once, and then gradually upgraded them. The female characters in the group are mostly described, because they go on together with the capable male protagonist The male protagonist of "Alice in the Land of Steam" was found slowly, one by one, and then upgraded at the same time, but only the seven or eight female characters are still written up to now The common thread, the male protagonist They all have goals, and even if they don't, there are foreshadowings. Although they all have bugs, there is actually nothing wrong with the main body Advantages. I really feel like I was chasing Cang Qing at the beginning. It is a good substitute for Cang Qing. I still have some characteristics for the female characters in the group

This novel is indeed different from the current mainstream novels that explain the background and plug-ins in the first three chapters. It's more like slowly introducing the world view and the protagonist's background through events. Overall, there is not much problem with the pace of the 60 chapters. It is a bit enjoyable and the plot advances reasonably. I personally feel that it is not boring enough and could be played with more fun.