I’m Really Not Targeting The Magicians
I’m Really Not Targeting The Magicians, I swear. It’s just that after spending ten long years in Beginner Village, killing over 100,000 magic frogs, my spell resistance has finally reached 100%. I was a cautious player, always afraid of venturing out of my comfort zone.
However, I soon realized that there was more to the game world than just Beginner Village. I was ready to take on new challenges and explore different areas. But as I stepped out of the village, I was met with resistance and insults from other players.
They called me a coward for staying in Beginner Village for so long and targeting mages. But I wanted to make it clear that I wasn’t targeting anyone. I just wanted to become stronger and more skilled in the game.
The world of manga has many stories like Luo Jie’s, where characters face challenges and adversity in their journeys. The use of transition words like “however,” “despite,” and “although” can help to convey the struggles and obstacles that these characters face.
Despite the challenges, Luo Jie persevered and was able to overcome them. He learned valuable lessons and gained new skills and experiences along the way. This is a common theme in manga, where characters undergo personal growth and development through their trials and tribulations.
In the end, Luo Jie proved that he was more than just a cautious player in Beginner Village. He was a skilled and determined gamer who was ready to take on new challenges. And while he may have started out targeting magic frogs, he realized that everyone in the game world had the potential to become great.
