
Adventurer: Seriously Dependent on Dragons
冒险者:龙类重度依赖
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 118k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
57Chapters
211Votes
548Recs
28Fans
Tags
Honours
Synopsis
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This is a personal book list that uses love to promote new books and serial works. Completed books will be deleted after a period of time. Please watch and collect. Recently, there have been more and more fantasy writing about dragons, and I have found more interesting books. Recently, there have been more and more COC steampunks. I just found out today that many old authors have opened new books and continue to find their favorite books. The quality of new books in Qidian History District conti
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DND adventure written in ink
If this book has 3 million words, I will be patient and read it slowly, because although the author has written ink, the good points can add up to a lot But now the book only has 100,000 words, then I will start to give a critical review. The value of dnd is not generous. The protagonist is still like a roadside after tossing 100,000 words. It is difficult to understand where the good points are. It is so good. I can't afford to read anything, and the monk profession doesn't give much pictures. The experience of the low-level adventurer is not good. Why write so much? Change the protagonist to a low-level adventurer who has nothing. The current progress does not need to be touched. No one can read the boring novel It's like replacing the coconut in milk tea with a small spoonful of sago. There are small ingredients but it is not interesting
Your protagonist's attributes seem to be at a level of pure disability? The main attributes are 7 points in perception, 4 points in strength and stamina, and 6 points in agility. The level of a cripple among cripples. If you want DND, at least don't bother to change it.
The Power of Shennong, only see today's latest chapter
I read it with seriousness and seriousness. All in all, it is a level that can be read, but there are many points that make people complain. It doesn't matter if it is a big mistake, but there are many minor flaws For example, for the attribute points, you have to start with the kind of disabled people and mentally retarded attributes points, and then start with the attribute points. It's really hard to hold back when talking about this and that, trying to learn from dnd, and rambling However, judging from the current description, it should be the harem. After all, dragon nature is inherently Y, but this arrangement is still too rigid. What does it mean to meet a guild teller who likes you very much just when you go out? What does it mean that this teller who happened to like me awakened into the blood of the red dragon? Then he didn't choose the powerful combat specialty in the early stage and chose a spiritual one to fight against the evil w. I guess I will encounter this kind of thing again later. This arrangement is too deliberate, you know? Because I was trying hard to suppress the protagonist's combat effectiveness, this feat and the treasure chest were very slow to open. Then I didn't choose to increase the opening speed and kept pressing. As a result, the protagonist was hung up and lived like a dog. I don't know what the picture is. Do you understand?
The protagonist can learn another Psion, which is complementary to the Monk profession.
The small town with a permanent population of 5,000 people outside Xinshou Village has a city wall of 4x900 meters. . .
The battle is poorly written, and the author doesn't know what the readers want to see.
A new book published 13 days after the account was established, which old man is this reincarnation of?
Are there any people called severely dependent who don't have ink?
I won't mention the goblin thing, this one is even more of an ink stain.
Now that the dragons are all dependent on us, how about a dragon-veined monk? Give strength, charm and intelligence armor, which is very good or part-time priest to do Holy Fist, or part-time druid to be overpowered
The writing is not bad, it can be regarded as food and fodder.
But I don't know why the author posted a fake dnd, but the attributes were made by himself. Then you might as well remove this label. It's too weird for someone like me who comes here for dnd. As an author, you can't have both. You want to make up the attributes yourself and fill them in casually, but you also want to create a dnd to attract readers.
I have read a lot of adventure books, and many of them are very good. I just don't know why these authors insist on participating in big events as soon as they leave the novice village. The enemies will not be the protagonist unless they are more powerful and powerful. Fighting across levels is as easy as drinking water Why are the enemies still being cut down when they are so strong? I feel that the author does not respect those evil gods, demons and ghosts at all. If there are adventurers, it basically cannot be modern or modern, it can only be the Middle Ages. Where did the Middle Ages come from such a fast pace? It is not like the small days where the place was small and the population was relatively concentrated and the travel time was relatively fast. Also, how is it possible to build a city in a place like a forest pass with a dragon monster? Supply is a problem! Unless there is no other way, we must expand here. It's too difficult. Basically, few people can write the finale well.
Secretly absorbing dragon energy from dragon scales is a poisonous point. If the protagonist is a good person, you shouldn't steal it. If the protagonist is a bad person, you shouldn't advertise yourself as a good person.
Well, hello author, I would like to ask, I am Yun Xiaobai who has been exposed to DND for half a year. My understanding of monks is mainly from the book Vulnerable Autumn, so I have always been confused about whether the monk's feelings for him will become more bland and indifferent as he progresses to the later stages of the profession. Because we have to fight evil, having a calm mind feels like slowly becoming a robot. The higher the level of this professional specialty, the more serious it becomes. Then I heard a saying that this is not the case for the Sword Master profession. Is it because the two have different views on the direction of the mind? Will the protagonist's relationship become weaker and weaker later on? I'm worried about this.
I don't see any connection between the introduction and the title.
Is he a monk from Golarion? Golarion's monks are still strong and capable.
Forget about being a teenager. The protagonist has no name. It's hard to get a sense of immersion. You're a teenager and you picked something out for me. It's such a bad impression.
I don't quite understand
Now, why use the word hemline instead of base?
Is it true that Dragon Vein Warlock improves his strength so quickly? The main character's cheating can't even be compared. This profession is probably the most wheelchair-bound profession. Just starting out in other professions. Warlocks are almost legendary.
No moles, let's make some jokes about Four Elephants