A Stranger's Journey

The author said that a person without talent, talent, adventure, or background can become the Supreme in a world of swords and magic. That is to say, in reality, a person has a low IQ, cannot get a diploma, and cannot do research; his emotional intelligence is poor, he cannot make friends, and he cannot persuade his boss; he even has mediocre luck, losing more than he wins in playing cards and gambling, and cannot get 5 million in lottery tickets; in the end, he is not the second generation of officials and the second generation of rich people. However, as long as this person works hard, just like moving bricks on a construction site, and never gives up, he can reach the top of his life. I just want to say one thing about this, author your logic 666

I just want to complain that the author doesn't understand weapons at all. Since he doesn't know what to do in writing in such detail, he can't paint a tiger as an anti-dog. What crossbow is effective for 10 meters? Are you sure your crossbow is not a children's toy? There is also the stick at the beginning. According to what you wrote, it is completely different from the effective weapon. He learned the mechanics of pig's feet in vain. Really, he can control two machine tools without giving up.

The writing is okay, but the protagonist, who has lived in two lives, has a bad temperament and can't help himself when being provoked by others.

I have read three hundred chapters. There is nothing particularly interesting about this book, but it is well written. I think this book should be a book for a niche audience. It does not meet the tastes of contemporary readers, but this does not cover up my love for it. Thank you for bringing me a much refreshing book in this era where refreshing writing is paramount and greasy tastes are paramount.

Such a good novel was actually criticized as a drug test. Could it be that "Crazy" is a good novel?

It's not bad, but Chasing Girls makes me want to vomit, and I'm not in the mood to continue watching.

Revise your resume carefully, "With no talent, no talent, no adventure, no background, and even nothing, how can he survive in this other world with very cruel competition?". What is actually written is a protagonist who is very talented and talented, has many adventures, and makes friends with people from various backgrounds.

This introduction has turned away many readers!

The introduction says that if you work hard, you will succeed. It's positive energy.

. . Is it really good to forcibly lower the protagonist's IQ and EQ?