Traveling to another world, how much of Chinese characteristics are taken along…\for example, language, martial arts manuals, elixir formulas…\and they are said to be ancient, prehistoric, eternal, handed down, with the characters “****” written on them…\also prestige, aura…\or top-quality treasures, immortality items, god-level treasures left behind after powerful beings ascend or perish…
Isn't it said that leveling up is very difficult…\and each level-up can instantly kill a dozen people of the previous level… (like a Dou Zong against a bunch of fighters)\and the protagonist can always kill across levels…\and every competition or plot-related battle, the protagonist wins…
The protagonist's companions, subordinates, and pets, as if they have cheats, have never died! And they keep getting stronger, second only to the protagonist…\one has the constitution, one has divine skill, another has a rare encounter…
Until the protagonist becomes awesome, invincible in the world!
No matter who it is, they are loyal, beautiful confidantes, and the protagonist also has many female companions! You have to know, us lonely people have it tough!
Fantasy novels often have bugs... posted by a newbie
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→_→ If the main character can't surpass their level, then what's the point of calling them the main character? They should be called an extra.
Uh… it seems that Uncle Engineer doesn't understand the meaning of 'protagonist aura'… let me explain: 'Protagonist aura' is a term netizens use to jokingly refer to the special treatment that protagonists receive, as if they are playing with cheats. As long as the protagonist is present, any unreasonable events can become reasonable. This is when you can use 'protagonist aura' to make a joke. Additionally, it also directly implies that 'the protagonist cannot die.'
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