Conquering the World, Starting as a Low-Level Adventurer

After reading over a hundred chapters, something felt off, but then it suddenly dawned on me. The author's writing style isn't bad, but they just managed to make the transmigrator trope feel awful 😂. Even though the protagonist's soul transmigrates into a native's body, every little thing triggers memories of the past, and his thoughts and comments have a distinctly modern feel, making it seem…

It's a bit slow-paced, and the inexplicable exciting moments are just awkward. 🙂

Yes, the plot is well-paced, the main character grows gradually, it feels solid, the combat system doesn't seem likely to fall apart, and the supporting characters are also well-developed. The only concern is that it's obvious the author wants to create a main character team, which is already taking shape.

I hope the author can be more steady and take it slow. Don't include too many overly grand plots in the early stages when you're still a novice. Remember your book title, take it slow, and do what you're capable of. It's great! Keep it up, author, you'll be famous sooner or later.

Don't let your opponent's past experiences or reminisce about other things happen during a fight. This greatly affects the viewing experience. Focus on the fight itself.

The beginning was quite good, but I wonder how it will go later. The Eagle Vision skill, allowing the protagonist with only level 1 skill and a bow to easily hit a giant spider more than ten meters away, is a bit puzzling. Clear vision is important for archery, especially at long range, but accuracy is key.

I can only say it's watchable, but I'll wait until it's released. Personally, I think it has some drawbacks. 1. A winning formula doesn't start with simple things; it's built up gradually. 2. Overemphasis on character development, excessive flashbacks, and awkward emotional build-up. 3- I feel the female characters were arranged too deliberately, and

Is there a female lead? Is it a single character or not?

The progression is too slow. Besides, reality isn't a game. What do you mean there aren't powerful monsters at the edge of the forest? There are so many novice adventurers at the edge of the forest; it's perfectly reasonable for stronger monsters to wander out, hunt for a bite, and then return.

After Genghis Khan transmigrated to another world, he still adhered to the principle of not killing those below the size of a cartwheel, and was thus regarded by the dwarves as a wise king who did not kill prisoners. In the land of the dwarves, fruit wine is far less popular than ale, because the dwarves cannot reach the fruit.