Can a Patchwork Monster Become an Adventurer?

Can Fantasy New Book List No. 1 Only be ranked 63 in the new fantasy book list? This is where fantasy withers away😭

Judging from the first few dozen chapters, it can be called fairy grass at present, but I don't know if it can maintain its level in the future. The protagonist starts with a monster, and the golden finger is a plug-in that can be integrated and strengthened with other things. The application of the golden finger by the non-human protagonist is very comfortable among similar works. There are a lot of jokes, but they are not too obtrusive and fit well with the plot. The monsters that appear on the scene also have AI pictures. The AI ​​runs reasonably well and has a good sense of fantasy. When the first copy comes to the diary, it can be seen that a complete outline has been designed for the beginning, succession, transition and conclusion. In short, the quality is so good that it doesn't look like a new book written by a newcomer. It should be the reincarnation of some great eunuch, or the devil from outside the territory to prove the truth.

This novel is okay. It surprised me even more than the beginning of Sword of the Dawn. It depends on how it goes in the follow-up. If I keep it up, I have hope of becoming a god. It's not Toha. It's really well written.

Starting from the second chapter, I have been beating without stopping. It feels like beating meat pigeons just like killing pigeons.

I don't really agree with the left-hand start, but the butt start is better. At least the promotion device is yours. I remember reading a book before, and the only thing left in the start is the butt hanging on the tree.

Every monster has an illustration, and the author is thoughtful. 😠

I was attracted by the title of the book, but it turned out that after more than 20 chapters, I was still putting the corpse together, I suggested changing the title to How do humans become stitch monsters 🙂

It's pretty good, but it would have been better if it had less of an otaku flavor or a Japanese light novel flavor. I took care of Lao Deng a little bit, but I really don't like the Japanese style very much.

Alas, what should I say? At first I was very excited when I saw the setting of the fusion monster. I thought that the protagonist would fuse with one hand into a lump of flesh or an abominable image, then pick up the body of the paladin and devour it. It's that feeling of being human on the outside but not human in reality, everyone understands. As a result, the protagonist you created is the same as the plug-in, directly replaced with a complete body, just like traveling through reincarnation and seizing a body, but it doesn't have that feeling. Maybe it didn't suit my taste, so I gave up the book after the protagonist came out of that space rift. In the past few days, Shu Huang has picked it up again and looked at it directly as a eunuch. I feel that it is a pity.

I have been following more supportive ones, and I feel that the rhythm has improved since it was released. Hope it can be maintained. I hope the author will take a look at some suggestions. I see that the author's introduction mentions "road adventure" and "pseudo-infinite flow". So I guess you planned it one copy at a time. It does feel like the level is a bit up and down. The first dungeon at the beginning of the underground palace is really novel and amazing. I feel that I can give it 9 points out of 10, and 1 point will be deducted from the stand-alone game. But the second copy, the slime one, can only be awarded 6 points. The underground palace in front of you has more than 40 single-player chapters. When everyone sees you coming out of the underground palace, they must want to see your protagonist showing off. As a result, what did you write about the author? I've played another thirty chapters alone, don't you know that "fighting with others is endless fun"? Although your protagonist is wanted at this time, it is reasonable to play the plot in a single player, but the rhythm is not satisfactory, which makes the rhythm seem too lengthy. But in the third dungeon, here in Gray Rock Village, it was as if something suddenly dawned on me. Except for the goblin fight, which takes a bit long, the interactions with the supporting characters, daily descriptions, and foreshadowing arrangements are all pretty good. Overall, I can give it about 8 points. If you delete the second copy and pick up the story of Gray Rock Village directly after leaving the underground palace, your results will definitely be much better than now. If any of my later friends see this comment, I also suggest that after reading Chapter 47, you can jump directly to Chapter 81, which will smoothen the rhythm a lot. Also, the author, I hope you can maintain the current rhythm of writing the following content. If you can reach the current level, I will continue to follow it.