What is the biggest problem of rationality in role-playing novels?
How to solve the problem of daily physiological needs.
For instance, exploring an underground relic could take several days, so what would the protagonists' team eat? What would they drink? Could they carry that much stuff on them? Where would they sleep? And what would they do if they were snatched away by a monster while sleeping?
Luckily, since its inception, The Azure Longsword Mercenary Corps never had to worry about these kinds of issues.
Because their first mission landed them the Fire Island, a half-plane divine artifact, which henceforth liberated their entire adventure process's need for food, clothing, housing, and transportation.
In a way, if the adventures of the mercenary corps over the past year were written as a novel, besides titles such as "Days of Role-Playing with the Beautiful Girl," "My Mercenaries, My Group," and "The Wonderful Adventure Caught between Her and Them,"
