The Bard Is Fantasizing Again

After being transported to a sword-and-magic world, Tang Qi discovers that as long as he records true stories in his [Log] and increases his [fame], he can gain spells, specialties, items, combat techniques, and more, becoming stronger.

“I understand the principle, but what the hell are you writing!?

‘A Guide to Appraisal: About Me and Those Non-Human Girls’?

‘Dwarven Fighting Techniques and Knee Protection Manual’?

‘Postpartum Care for Dragon Mothers’?”

“Is there a problem? I’m just writing down real history.”

Years later, legendary bard Tang Qi Winberg—the world record keeper, truth excavator, connoisseur of non-human races, enemy of dwarves, dragon knight—looked toward poetry and the distant road and said:

“This book is purely realistic. If anything resembles it, that’s your bad luck.”

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Elements: mixed worldbuilding, faux DND, bard, team adventure, road adventure, non-lawful-good alignment