The Adventurers Have Arrived

With my own strength, I dare to join a team I don't know at all to do a mission, and it's private work. I just go when someone calls me... I just can't pry open the box I got after two teammates died... After training for several months, I almost died on a mission and it still won't open...

No, two teammates of the first team died, and the protagonist spent all the compensation on himself. Shouldn't we spend some money to buy a cemetery and ask a priest to perform a ceremony to bless the two teammates to the kingdom of God they believe in? It seems that dnd does not conduct proper funeral rituals. If you bury it anywhere, there is a chance that it will become an undead creature.

The three golden chapters are gone. The protagonist's dead lover and companions are at the beginning. The author has no problem in shaping the characters, but it will also waste time for us readers to remember the characters. The name of Xihuan is always not easy to remember. After three chapters, Goldfinger is updated, and the protagonist starts over. How much water will you need in the future? It is recommended that you start from the point where the protagonist Goldfinger is updated, so there is no need to waste time.

The recent Western fantasy books are pretty good. Are all the old guys online now?

The protagonists in the more than 20 photos have experienced three life-and-death crises, and each time the halo of luck saved their lives. I would have thought I was doing archeology if I hadn't seen the 2025 release.

That is to say, is it a bit ridiculous that the protagonist, who has such a high stakes, is working hard for food? A fatal task can be exchanged for a few days of food (or brown bread)? It's equivalent to spending 500 yuan on the battlefield for a day. Which country's mercenaries are so cheap...

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Did not allow the protagonist to face a boss that far exceeds the current ability, not only reducing the sense of fun, but also easily feeding poison. First of all, the Harpy section is simply poisonous. Strength is not enough to rely on strategy, but strategy cannot be controlled - why does the witch let the servants bring blood to the warehouse to link the blank doll and then bring it back? Normally, the witch must let the servants take the blank doll back and link it on the spot! The process of exchanging dolls is even more simple and crude. People nowadays are really stupid, but can the operation of directly exchanging the originals fool a witch who was an adventurer, lived for hundreds of years, and whose strength is not in the same dimension? A witch would be able to spot the link problem at a casual glance, right? Not just anyone can write a strategy, and a weak pen will only force one's wits down. Obviously the protagonist already has a bug-level cheat, which allows the protagonist to develop with peace of mind. Once he has the strength, wouldn't it be nice to be able to solve problems with ease? This is in line with the needs of the public. The second is the character of the protagonist. It's okay to be greedy for money, but you can't seek death. People who are greedy for money will only be more afraid of death. So far, there are many plots in which the protagonist rushes in even though he knows there is danger, as if he has invincible armor or resurrection armor, which is completely illogical. The last thing is to get the loot. The novel is not a game. Don't fight the boss or do the tasks to get the equipment so directly. It's too dramatic. Summary: Don't write novels the same way you write game scripts. I really like the theme of road adventure. I hope it can be improved immediately in the future. I really can't stand it anymore.

Just look at the running team records, and there are no big problems with every script design and dialogue character design. The only flaw may be that the protagonist is desperate for his life, and it is a well-written running record. Just like one afternoon, DM called three friends to run a group. A friend with an out-of-the-box thinking bought himself a card of the Eternal Chunan Holy Warrior, and kept adding program effects to his Chunan Holy Warrior; A middle-class party bought himself a Warlock, and set the clan leader to be his own self outside the game, using it from time to time. Twelve-level magic crazy Thursday, shamelessly asking the DM to upgrade his character and give him various Mao Squad equipment; The most serious one hired the most unreliable magic warrior instead, and wrote the character background, character settings and interpersonal relationships seriously. As a setting party, he is very good at expanding the story, and can expand a small event into an epic. However, the dice luck was extremely bad, which made the DM love and hate him, and he had to cheat to save his life several times. Occasionally I joined some new friends along the way, but I couldn't hold on and quit the group. Going round and round, these four friends were still running together, until the story of this team came to the final chapter. After the team completed an ultimate goal, everyone thought hard about the retirement life of their characters and solemnly wrote it down on the character card. Integrating the team's experiences into a large running record is what this book feels like

It can be seen that it imitates the heavy reliance on goblins. You must be more diligent and don't have the same progress.

The current look and feel is better than Heavy Dependence and Task Log. Mainly for this kind of book that is one copy after another and does not focus on the macro plot. The characters are very important, even more important than the plot. Except for the three golden chapters at the beginning, the characters and plots of those two books are not very stand-alone. This one is obviously much better.