The Wandering Swordsman and the Elf: Adventures in the Continent

To be honest, I really didn't expect that I actually signed the contract. I strive to update every day and be a nuclear-powered donkey.

It's a rare low-magic theme with no system. How can I put it, it feels like watching The Legend of Rhode Island from that era.

Come on, code. Good job. I wrote 120,000 and no one followed me. It looks good and the writing is very good. Try to get the ranking. Come on 😡

The prologue is quite interesting, but the main body of the book is quite different from the prologue. Then the overall writing style of the author seems to be more flavorful. It gives me the feeling of a traveler who can join an adventure group at will, drink and make noise while traveling, and can leave at will. The protagonist will meet his own story at some point, which is a feeling that cannot be told. There are relatively few articles like Qidian But the fighting part in the middle is not exciting, and the battle with monsters is also very cliché, which feels very fragmented

Occupy no man's land😎

Turn the content of the article into an AI video, it will definitely be popular🔥. Someone has already done it, but the token is a bit expensive. When the computing power gap is filled, the token may temporarily decline. But when the country starts to collect taxes, prices will definitely rise. Everyone, please grasp the historical bonus period, although this time window is relatively short.

Just keep an eye on me. Cheers to the author. The introduction looks pretty good.

The book is full of aloof monsters who can say one sentence but not two.

Good looking, Chen Shang Sword Journey, a great read!

The author can look to Gentiles for inspiration

This book was officially renamed "The Wandering Swordsman and the Elf: Adventures in the Continent"

The prologue and the first chapter have undergone some text changes. I often read them myself. I felt that these two chapters were too rough at the beginning, so I changed them a little. There was no change in the context, which made them more relevant and readable. (This is my first time writing a book. I didn't expect to be able to sign a contract, so many things are in the state of a grassroots team. Please forgive me)