Becoming a Legendary Adventurer by Upgrading a Small Round Shield

Press them to the very end, control your body and soul, and have the evil god's men monitor you all day long, subjecting you to all kinds of torture.

Suppressing first and then rising up is a bit bold. I was violently tortured by the vampire lord at the beginning. Personally, I suggest that the plot is more stable by taking the royal road and killing the little boss vampire as soon as possible. Of course, the author is determined and can take the right approach. It is also good to suppress first and then rise. Don't rise too late and be too upset.

The writing is still good, but the castle part is not written according to the conventional routine, which is a bit overwhelming for the protagonist. Personally, I don't think the problem is big. If it is for the subsequent plot development, it is acceptable. Overall, it is good. Come on, author! It is rare to see adventurers who mainly use shields. I look forward to the subsequent plot development.

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When will the curse be resolved? It will be unpleasant to watch.

The plot has been polished. There are twists and turns and crises, conspiracy and revenge, organization and confrontation, partners and progress. Regarding the beam intercepted by the vampires, the halfling girl risked her life to save her in the Bat Cave (I originally thought that the protagonist would use the magical device that can explode blood to fight for his life, but he was very wise and made the decision to retreat when he encountered the unknown and lacked strength without intelligence. This is the protagonist with intelligence, character and soul). Everyone thinks that there is a sublimation point. This is a different world. In the real world, we have to face surprises. If the protagonist can only fight monsters and upgrade to show off, I think it is just another story.

Nearly a hundred chapters have gone by and I still haven't killed that vampire, especially if I have enough teammates. Repair it, and prepare the vampire's restraint weapon. As long as it's not a legendary vampire, there's nothing that can't be killed. Don't tell me that this thing is immune to silverware, ignores positive energy attacks, and is only afraid of the sun. What's the point of hitting a horse? It can be shot.

It's a Japanese novel, it's a Japanese dialogue, and it's a witty plot, but fortunately it's not too poisonous.

Finally, there is a torture main article. Watch it. Come more, come more, come more.

What does the author think of the ability to first use the shield to store the power of the enemy's attack, and then transfer it to the weapon to attack the enemy and cause huge damage?