This Wanderer's Health Bar Is Way Too Long

It's a mentally retarded plot. They're looking for someone to kill you and yet you let them go.

Um, the plot is outrageous, and I think it's not an exaggeration to say it's too poisonous. The protagonist, no, the author is just a sexually repressed person with a beetle-like brain. Yes, it's a classic one-man-n-female adventurer novel. Most of the supporting characters are women, and most of them have to have an affair with the protagonist. Not to mention stallions, and the harem is pretty good, but the plot is outrageous, which makes this part extremely stinky.

The fatal flaw is that the protagonist wears it, but the author does not do anything to deal with it and forces it into this other world. Every atomic arrangement of the protagonist is different from this other world. The protagonist has no chance to survive.

Extra lives? I think it's more like a shield. It cannot be restored automatically after it is consumed. Adding life cannot improve physical fitness, nor does it improve combat power. It only improves fault tolerance and has limited strength.

At least make sure there are no typos in the introduction.

It's okay. So far, I don't think I'm smart in combat, I don't act stupid, I'm decisive in pushing, I don't think I'm a wimp.

The writing is okay, I don't think there's anything interesting about it.

I just couldn't stand it anymore. It's just because it's too heavy. You don't want the chain mail on your enemies. If nothing else, it's valuable. The leather armor you are wearing has 30 silver coins. You tell me a chainmail. He is worthless. You are still short of money now, so if you want to tell me that he is worthless, that would be even more nonsense. Your prices have completely collapsed.

The plot is so well written that you don't need to read many chapters because they don't have much content.

It's okay, but the plot is a bit unreasonable in a few places. Or I think it's a bit awkward. For example, in a dungeon. I forgot the name of the Paladin candidate. Kill two teammates directly, killing the captain first. Kill the dwarves again. And the protagonist picked up a ring. Can directly possess dragons and common sense and disguise themselves as dragons without being discovered by kobolds. Although the kobolds are relatively stupid in the setting, they still feel a bit abrupt. Also, since the author wants the protagonist to have a harem, I hope to describe more scenes about the harem. Whee. Come on, author!