Who Says I'm Not a Proper Adventurer?

I don't know who started this bad habit. The protagonist uses cheating to create highly effective works and then sells them at low prices, but they are not worth the money. This is still a bad habit. Isn't this just smashing the cake and just stirring up trouble?

After reading Chapter 32, I felt that the portrayal of the protagonist was a failure. Some people like the hot-blooded adventure series, and some people like the conservative series. However, the author gave me the feeling that it is neither fish nor fowl, and I want to eat both. One day I emphasized that the protagonist has a stable character and cannot use such a powerful game to improve his strength, so he just practices on his own. There are obviously many ways to use the system to improve his abilities while ensuring safety. But if something happens and he is not strong enough, wouldn't that be more dangerous? Moreover, the several plots in which the protagonist encounters danger are also far-fetched, stiff, and cliched. This book currently gives me the feeling that the protagonist is the author's puppet, being led by others. I really can't feel the protagonist's personality charm. Anyone who has seen the later part can tell me how good the plot is? If it looks good later, I'll take another look 😁

The latest chapter as of May 21st. This book is a multi-female harem novel based on the theme of Western fantasy adventure. In fact, you can tell that something is wrong with the name of the protagonist Lance. Most people have opinions and are more concerned about the protagonist's early and timid character. However, this is not a sticking point. It is even a normal description. Because the early stage is too weak, after the early transition, he gradually becomes more mature. It feels a bit similar to Invincible, but it's not mindless and you can watch it with confidence. The description of the heroine's emotions and special CG scenes in the novel's plot are very reasonable and will not affect the plot too much. It basically promotes the plot, describes and adds color to the characters. If you are experiencing a book shortage, then this novel is highly recommended for you to read.

After reading so many Japanese-style Western fantasy, I don't understand why adventurers are supposed to be similar to mercenaries, a profession that can be done as long as you have money. Why are there clear conditions for level promotion? Shouldn't those who are good get paid? And to sum up, this kind of profession shouldn't be done only when you can't make a living. After all, a good person wants to lick blood every day. And so many adventurers will definitely greatly reduce the interests of the nobles. Can the local nobles allow a bunch of illiterate desperadoes and legally hold weapons? 🙂 Forgive me for being serious, but I am really curious.

This book has been ordered by thousands of people, which can already prove its strength. The books that have been ordered by thousands of people must be special in some aspects. The reader stickiness of this book is very high, because I have recently read the latest version, and basically every chapter has more than 20 to 40 comments, which is very rare for paid chapters, and they are all generated within one day. I did some research and found out the reason. This author may really be a newbie, but his progress is really fast. If this book is to your liking and you can barely finish it, you will find later that the more you read, the more you enjoy it, because the author's level is rising! The plot, world view, and rhythm are becoming more and more proficient in the future, and the author is probably afraid of society and did not talk to others at the beginning. But later on, I saw some writers' posts, which included the author's thoughts on the plot and rhythm, which shows that I really met a growing author, not a flash in the pan. Everyone thought that the deliberate plot was very rigid, but it was patched after more than a hundred chapters, and a hidden thread was drawn around this patch, intertwining many subsequent plots. Destiny, Title, Legend, Heroic Spirit It feels like starting from here, giving a world view as a fulcrum, it will explode later, but the author did not bloom randomly, but got entangled in the path of upgrade. So this book is a pity. When I came here, I didn't see the author in full swing, so it was a pity in the early stage of this book, and there were still many flaws. But the author is making progress, writing better and better in the later period, which enriches the rest of the book. No wonder those who praised it in the comments were all apprentices or above, because there was nothing more to say later. Most of the complaints are made in the early stage, just because of this. The growth-oriented authors I have seen rarely fail in one book. I can see the author slowly trying many new things at the back, but never deviating from the main line. And as long as readers complained about something, they basically didn't do it again, or even touched it. It's good that they don't insist on having their own way. I checked and there are indeed no spoilers. However, people have different tastes, and it's normal not to like it. Don't insist on eating it. Just like I like to fold the roots of my ears, some people can't stand it. If you hate this book and scold the author, don't scold me. Everyone is cute 😁

When I first watched it, I hoped that the protagonist would spend his energy on CCB instead of being an adventurer.

To be honest, the pressure is too great. No matter what they say, the golden finger is too wide, the writing will not be long, etc. How long do you want to write? One or two thousand? Normally, the ending of seven or eight hundred chapters would be enough.

Unexpectedly, after looking at it, this novel has a quality badge, so I came to write a book test. (Already booked 10,000 times, please update) 1. A novel with multiple female protagonists, with a story about the heroine in the back. (But the proportion of Sesel in the early stage should not be large. It is interspersed with it. The proportion in the later stage increases, but it is not abrupt, and some are obviously foreshadowing the plot.) 2. The plot that you think is deliberate in the front has a reversal later, when the protagonist dies for the second time. (In addition, this reversal is a hidden thread, which connects many plots later) 3. In the early stage, as the protagonist redeems his potential, he begins to become brave. (Looking forward to I Don't Eat Beef) It can be regarded as the growth of the protagonist's mentality. (As of May 14th, it has actually begun to realize its potential and is heading towards crushing its peers) 4. The protagonist is decent and has his own moral values, but he is not a moral freak and is decisive in killing. A bit of my own bad taste. 5. The current combat system is more focused on melee combat, with the racial talents of stacked monsters, coupled with the specialties trained by oneself, it seems that there is a tendency to move towards magic. (In the latest system, the system is more complete, and there is even a tendency to have unlimited swords.) 6. The world view currently feels quite large, but the author has not thrown it out all at once. Currently, it is mainly based on the Iris Kingdom, with various provinces, plus sub-races. The sub-races should have their own kingdoms. (Supplement: This world has star realms, new gods, nightmares, and heroic spirits, and the history is quite deep. It has been revealed that there was chaos among kings a hundred years ago) 8. The level is 20, but I feel that the author divided the plot according to five major levels, that is, unemployed, professional, outstanding, extraordinary, and legendary. (Update, the level upgrading rhythm is estimated to be from Chapter 150 to Chapter 200, which is a big step, that is, Level 5. I guess the whole book is about 2 million words in length, which is considered a very reasonable long novel) 9. Give the current stage a score of 6 points for the first 100 chapters, 7.5 Points for Chapters 100 to 200, and 8.5 Points after 200 chapters. If you like this style and spend the early stage, it will definitely be worth it in the later stage.

The protagonist's personality is basically the opposite of Lance's. Although they are both harem warriors and both love to chisel at random things, the protagonist is the kind who is always sweating and imprisoned in the Shura field by a hatchet. As the opposite of the devilish hero, let's call him the divine hero.

At the beginning, the protagonist is described as being cautious about this and that, and I don't know why he is being cautious. He is just an ordinary adventurer, penniless, and can't even afford a pornographic book. However, when you are asked to collect herbs, you deliberately choose a counter with few people to hand it in. Are you afraid that people will snatch your herbs? What's even more outrageous is that you killed two or three goblins and covered your face when you handed in the quest. People who didn't know better thought you had killed three giant dragons, which made me laugh.