Conquering the World, Starting as a Low-Level Adventurer

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I always felt weird, and suddenly I figured it out. The author's writing style isn't bad either, but he just made the time-traveler aspect so toxic 😂. It is obvious that the soul has traveled through the aborigines, so when encountering something, he will recall the past. In addition, the protagonist's thoughts and comments are usually a bit modern, and the writing is as if the aboriginals have taken away the soul memory of the time traveler. Although it feels like the author wanted to make the fantasy adventure more localized, it is also mysterious when it is so localized that the protagonist loses any trace of a time traveler.

It's just a little delayed, and there are some inexplicable flash points that are a bit awkward 🙂

Yes, the plot has a good pace, the protagonist has grown up little by little, and is very solid. The combat system is not easy to break down at first glance, and the supporting characters are also well-shaped. The only worry is that I can clearly feel that the author wants to create a team of protagonists, which has already taken shape. However, since the protagonist comes with his own plug-in, whether the supporting characters can keep up with the growth of the protagonist in the later stage. It is still necessary to force various adventures later to enhance the strength of the supporting characters. This can easily destroy the rigorous combat effectiveness improvement logic that has been created before, and it can also easily lead to the collapse of the combat effectiveness system. I hope the author can solve this kind of problem later, or arrange the exit of old supporting characters and the entry of new supporting characters in the protagonist team.

I hope the author can be more steady and take his time, and not add too many overly grand plots in the early stages when he is still a novice. Remember the title of your book, take your time, and do whatever you are capable of. It looks good, come on, the author is great, it will become popular sooner or later.

When fighting, don't see your opponent's XXX experience, or recall XXX during the fight. This will affect the viewing, so you must concentrate on fighting.

The beginning is pretty good, but I don't know how it will continue. It's the Eagle Vision skill that allows the protagonist's first-level proficiency bow and arrow to easily hit a big spider more than ten meters away. I don't understand it. It is important to see clearly in archery, especially at long range, but the key is to shoot accurately. For a distance of more than ten meters, this mainly depends on archery skills, but the protagonist's archery skills are so low. Many authors, on the one hand, suppress the protagonist's ability, and on the other hand, they want to perform well. If you want the protagonist to be so good at archery, don't make the protagonist's archery skills so low.

Is there a female protagonist? Single and more than nothing?

I can only say that it is watchable, and when I saw it on the shelves, I personally felt that the shortcomings 1-Goldfinger did not start from the simple accumulation, 2-It focused too much on character portrayal, with too many memories, and the emotional foreshadowing was awkward 3-I felt that the arrangement of the female characters was too deliberate and, 4-Inserted too many things into the battle, such as recalling system information, etc. Advantages: 1-The writing is smooth 2-The character design is okay 3-No old and disabled plot

The improvement is too slow. Also, reality is not a game. Why aren't there powerful monsters on the edge of the deep forest? It makes sense that there are so many rookie adventurers and powerful monsters at the edge of the deep forest wandering out to make some tooth sacrifices and then go back.

After Genghis Khan traveled to another world, he was considered by the dwarves as a wise king who did not kill prisoners because he still adhered to the concept of not killing those who were below the wheel In the dwarf country, fruit wine was far less popular than ale because the dwarves could not reach the fruit In the past, there was only one breast shield at most. It was not until the dwarves launched a war with other countries that leg guards were added Dwarf players like to choose loli characters when playing games, because this is the only one. Plant characters that are not as tall as them Dwarves say their bows can shoot two hundred paces Elves say their bows can shoot a hundred paces dragons say elves' bows have a longer range mind-reading monsters say no one is lying Dwarves have more famous scholars than humans Because dwarves are more likely to unlock achievements with a body of work Why do dwarves have technology so long before humans? Because dwarves will discover gravity earlier than humans who can pick fruits with just raising their hands