Meow Creed

When I watched it before, I thought it was so cute! But, I haven't watched it for a long time. . . It's hard to come back to the mood I felt back then

They are definitely neither thieves nor assassins. Under the creed, they are all berserkers~(￣▽￣~)~

Even though the girls took care of him out of sympathy at first, they didn't even object to the kitten starting a harem. Doesn't this give people a feeling of imperial approval?

Did this book use the background of other games? It has a long list of people, stories, and complex career settings. It was very difficult for me to read. It's hard for newbies to get into the trap

It felt like the human race on earth was completely suppressed by the big cat people and the little cat people. I turned on the stars and killed them again before I felt better.

After reading Ayalok Chronicles and Meowker's Creed, I roughly understood the relationship between the characters. The first generation winner in life, Lu Renyi (Eat and Sex Life - Lalu); the second generation winner in life, Shiro Morikawa (Chronicles of Aya Rock - Halfling); the third generation winner in life, Masuo (Meow Guest's Creed - Half-Step Purgatory). I haven't watched Food and Sex Life yet, Chronicles and Meow's Creed are both second reads, they're very interesting👍

The world view in the early stage is too open, with too many elements, and is too unfriendly to readers who have no experience in DND games. Another pet character design ➕Dwarf character design may be disgusting to many readers. Finally, I want to complain about the battle against the kobolds at the beginning... A large number of players who are less than level 5 feel that their equipment is very complete... Then at level 1, they can assassinate several monsters that are less than level 10 and get growth artifacts... If there are competitors in this game, I am afraid they will die violently...

Well, okay, in this game, the despicable foreigners have come up with a magically modified version of modern military technology.

I have forgotten how long this book has been on my bookshelf. Every time I read it, there are hundreds of chapters, and then I stop. When I opened it again, I found that I couldn't tell which little girl was which. I can only read it again, and again, and again there are hundreds of chapters. That's right, I'm on a break again. This is already the fourth time I've read it from the beginning. . . Well

I was led into a trap by the extremely delicate and uniquely beautiful assassination at the beginning of the novel. Anyone who has had the same experience raise a paw (´▽`ʃƪ)