With Enough Charm, There Is No Upper Limit to My Career

Since it's written in the introduction, it's best to really use those skills, otherwise those who don't like it will leave after reading the introduction, and those who like it will be unhappy if they don't see it. One thing becomes blocked at both ends. The warlock next door was maintained in Chapter 30, and people were arranged to cripple the monsters and give them to the protagonist.

I saw your profile, full of charm, enhanced dual cultivation, Druid? ? Proper sad wind material😁

When will the protagonist change to his shining form?

I feel like the protagonist's start is a bit miserable. What about the half-elf's start? Their attributes will be higher, but their status is actually not as good as that of humans or pure elves, half-elves, no matter where they are. Anyway, I have read a lot of novels, and only a few half-elves will be given preferential treatment. The others are considered mixed-race and are not treated favorably.

I haven't read it yet, but the beginning of the introduction is interesting. I hope there will be less clichéd plots. Even if it is a cool article, it should be reasonably fresh and cool. I don't want to throw my mind away and watch some clichéd plots that are repeated over and over again.

Please~

This kind of charming character is suitable for charming various races and genders, and then using this as a resource to keep them all captive 😎 This is the role of charm

The male protagonist's character is too far-fetched and I can't get interested in watching it.

What is the purpose of the female mage who has been helping the male protagonist? Aren't other slaves worse off than the male master? Why didn't the female mage help them? Is it because the male protagonist is very attractive?

The name Dijia is a bit weird when I hear it in books, but otherwise it's fine.

Shouldn't it be white fur, animal ears, and twin tails? 😏

I suggest you change the names of the protagonist and the girl to make it look more distorted.

This name, Di Jalina is not bad

I feel like I'm going to suffer. Very few druids can finish writing.

I thought it was a giant of light, but this is what happened.

The male protagonist can beat up a bunch of people just after he levels up. Doesn't this mean that others have lived in vain for so many years? Cheating also takes time, right?