Becoming an Adventurer by Grinding Proficiency

I feel that the focus of your writing is a bit skewed. Your title sounds like a strength-oriented adventure, but what you write is a Japanese-style love adventure with low self-esteem, which is a bit disgusting to read. Anyway, I was attracted by the proficiency, and I can't stand this kind of literary youth writing that stretches for several chapters in a row. Goodbye.

Can I not write the inexplicable Shanghainese dialect? It will affect the perception very much.

Holy shit, there are only three female protagonists in chapter 27 😰

If you have any ideas or suggestions, please let me know. This is my first book for a newbie. Please give me your advice.

The battle distribution is wrong, right? Facing 30 ghouls, just let two warriors form a team, and a thief and a mage form a team to attack separately. There is no strategy at all. You are really not afraid of the death of the mage. There are many enemies and you still act separately. You are not cautious at all. 4V30, man, if that doesn't work, go watch the battle video of Cavalry and Blade 2. 30 Ghouls are not a handful, and the mage has not shown the ability to clean up the miscellaneous. How dare you? Although the ghoul is so strong that it can knock away warriors with one claw, it is described as being like a skeleton soldier, only different in size, with one sword each. As a time-traveling adventurer, you can't just think about attacking fiercely. You must learn to use your brain and at least have a warrior follow you to protect the mage. Letting the mage fight in close combat is actually very unqualified. If I were a mage, I would already consider whether to use yo-yo. The thieves do not collect information, and the warriors do not protect the mages. The mages have no cooperation, no tactics, and no retreat plan in close combat, and will not attack them separately. For me personally, I will only fight head-on if I am completely discovered. Before that, I will consume as much as I can.

I seem to have seen this extremely racist plot many times. Isn't this the author's original work?

Chapter 1 The eighteen-year-old Catwoman looks like a celestial being

The worldview is old scroll plus DND plus medieval warhammer, and then I made some small changes of my own. Guaranteed no hydrology. The preset major events are currently as follows: Undead Catastrophe. Crisis of Annihilation. Ashes Plague. The empire is divided. The dragon revives. World War. There is absolutely no poisonous spot. Anyone who sees any poisonous spot can hack the author to death.

By the way, when will your expertise be updated?

Doesn't the title of the book talk about liver proficiency? Why haven't I seen the protagonist's proficiency level again?