Western Fantasy: From Musketeer to Unlimited Divine Careers

How strange A kobold can be beaten like this. As long as through kite tactics or wolf tactics a village will be destroyed within a few days. How do humans persist? It's not simple. When a farmer goes to farm, he attacks him with the left and then runs away. He attacks him with the right and runs away. I can't come here, or I can't come here.

The woman in Chapter 84, if the protagonist doesn't kill her in the future, there is no need to continue reading. Using soul-searching spells on the protagonist is something that only enemies of life and death can do.

It was written that the protagonist didn't even get his own musket after it was put on the shelves.

Has this dwarf changed his religion? Like a goblin merchant, any kobold looks like a hero-level dragon-veined kobold 🙂

It's well written, but the main character's subjective initiative is too poor And the author always likes to write some poisonous edge events Apart from training field mice, he basically doesn't do anything else And many things are hidden For example, getting hunter skills but not developing them For example, tracking and other things are all needed by the later plot and were added temporarily And my hometown has been stolen several times

If that damn woman in Chapter 84 is still alive in the end, this book will be useless, even if she is not worthy of being a slave. Don't say anything about a female protagonist and a female supporting role. Just because she was interested in spying on the secrets of the male protagonist, she did not hesitate to make him a fool, put herself on a pedestal, belittled others at will, and despised life. These few points are enough to sentence you to death. It would be absolutely disgusting if they continue to have an affair with each other later.

Treat other people as fools and let a dwarf jump up and down here

Note before reading: The author writes that kobolds are like gnolls and dwarves are like goblins. The little leader of the kobolds was chased all the way and was blinded in one eye, but he defeated the deputy captain of the infantry battalion with only one individual; the dwarves are all businessmen. After reading more than 60 chapters, I didn't see a drunkard and a lover of forging. They are all greedy for money and prostitutes. The entire city's slaves and chicken farm business are all run by dwarves.

Conflict for the sake of conflict, and force-creating conflict when there is no conflict.

Now that you're done, can you please stop mentioning that elected soldier? Just by being a professional protagonist, a farmer can become an excellent militiaman (cannon fodder). It's just a cannon fodder that has to go to heaven to choose, and it's not like choosing a paladin.