It Is Impossible to Take Risks

Author, if the protagonist makes money in business, he must first have his own core technology, otherwise he will only be imitated by others, and secondly, he must have a certain strength to protect the wealth, otherwise he will just make money for others.

As long as you assume the role of the male protagonist in the first chapter, there is no problem in continuing to read. The first chapter has been writing about the sense of substitution.

I don't know how to put it, but I always feel that the author's writing style is quite sophisticated, not impetuous and novice style, and is suitable for old Western fantasy bookworms to read.

Whether it's about wiping your butt at the beginning, or later on beating up your teammates because you didn't practice in advance, or the latest chapter about the unrealistic problem of taking risks alone, it feels like it's really written about "if there really is such a world, what would the adventurers living in it look like". It's hard to say exactly what it is. I can only say that it is indeed very realistic Friends who like Western fantasy can read it.

🎭 Character design: 7.5/10 🎬 Plot: 8/10 ✒️Writing: 7/10 There are a few cool points, the hang-up is not obvious, but other things are good 👍

So after seeing these pictures, when will the goblins be informed of their intelligence?

This book starts off very well. It will be very difficult to maintain this level as more and more plots follow. I doubt the author's writing skills are that high.

The writing style is okay, and the descriptions are very detailed, but it is very slow-burning, which makes the story in the first few chapters boring and tasteless.

It looks good, I feel like the author has been an adventurer