About that…
“Don’t listen to the fool netizens, they don’t know what they’re saying.”
- Sun Tzu, The Art of War
mmmh so regressing type hah
Al final, se queda con el prota?
Ignes, es mi personaje femenino favorito y creo que su objetivo se complementa muchísimo con el prota.
Primal hunter is really good I totally recommend it. I tried shadow slave. I am not far into it and it was rather slow. I think I got to the part of him just getting back and talking to a female. I don't like the fact he basically has to answer/do everything that is said. Unless it changes later on
I've been stacking this and just realized a month late that it's finished.
I'm eating good tonight.
Scroll through the chapters and you should be able to find Floors listed in chapter titles
guys guess what he is a monster that can level up crazy right? ?
Can anyone tell me about the romance part? Is there harem?
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Is the author on hiatus or something? To me, it's rare to experience waiting on such a long gap between novel chapters.
Comedy should be added in the theme?