The Sewer Adventurer

The "Ghoul-Style" milk tea shop, by recycling raw materials from other closed and rapidly renovating milk tea shops, achieved an ultimate, bottomless price war, selling its products even cheaper than Mixue Ice Cream.

You're not even taking care of your development skills, and you're already risking everything to fight infected rats right after getting your cheat ability? Dude, are you even human? With that ability, the first thing you should do is check if there are any corpse-collecting jobs or funeral homes. At worst, you could guard the sewer entrance.

The princess's whitewashing is indeed out of control; her cerebellum is controlling her brain. And the claim that Nora, her mentor, was a court tutor who taught the princess—what a ridiculous connection! Why don't you mention that the Fourth Hero was also Nora's mentor and apprentice, yet he was still killed by the princess?

Beware, this is an author who treats readers like idiots. Upgrading requires a job change certificate, which is like training for a long-distance run in real life for a year. Your endurance and physical fitness will not increase at all. Only by buying a certificate will your body become stronger!

Damn it, this is a total rip-off! Earlier, they said heroes would automatically be born when the world faced disaster, and these heroes would be protected by the kingdom. After I paid, they told me that when a hero dies, they drop rare and precious treasures that other heroes can consume to break through their limits, and even ordinary people can increase their chances of becoming demigods.

How did the princess suddenly get whitewashed? How can she be whitewashed? Is she being controlled by someone below? If they just turned her into a sex slave, I'd find it more satisfying. In the beginning, the princess tripped you up, her subordinates murdered the protagonist and she didn't care, treating you like a human drug.

If you cut me again, I'll block you (serious face).

The details have changed, but the plot is essentially the same.

You only had one chance, and that was because of the circumstances at the time.

The initial description said the Hero's Codex allowed individuals to choose those with a sense of justice, and that only a handful of heroes would be selected during each era's crisis, making it seem very rare. However, after its release, they added numerous new settings, including countless Hero's Codexes? Are they just selling them like cabbages at wholesale prices?