In the Name of the Queen

And I found a characteristic. For well-written novels like this, the book review section is probably full of real people, because some are good, some are bad, and some are critical. However, the overall number of reviews is extremely low. There are a lot of rubbish books on the ranking list and a lot of reviews, but they all look like humans and machines.

It is a common problem in some light novels that the narrative comes first rather than the setting. Many world views and character relationships are used before they are shown. For example, this neighbor sister, such as the princess, it can only be said that it is easy to be confused while reading. The other thing is that frivolous light novels with a fantasy background can be read as comedies (although they are not funny) (they can only be read as comedies, because the character of the protagonist is uncertain and completely changes according to the author's arrangements, and the behavioral logic also serves the plot (for example, the submission feels inappropriate and is not returned, and it involves life-threatening situations but does not feel real tension. Although the protagonist has taken self-rescue actions, it still feels too frivolous))

I have read quite a few novels during this period, but overall they have some flaws and are more ordinary. I have read some of them. I don't want to read it anymore (it's a drawback of the light novel genre, it's good in the early part, but no matter how good the middle and later parts are, I have no desire to continue reading)

I was chasing so hard at first, but I feel like my brain can't stand it. It was only at the sixth level that the gap between me and the mortals was obvious. Now I can easily fight against the army at the seventh level. Then this queen can kill people every day. What kind of opponents can I cultivate? It's not enough to directly dominate the world. Level 6

My evaluation is that it is super good-looking, better than many platinum masters.

The beginning was great, but later on the combat power and world view collapsed. The worldview is getting bigger and bigger, but the content is getting poorer and poorer. It's a pity.

The span of combat power is too great, and it feels very fragmented when I read it. There's also the childhood sweetheart at the beginning. In this book, it's the same with or without her. It doesn't affect the protagonist's character at all, but it's just an extra baggage. The mess looks very tiring

There's nothing new, and the plot is too lengthy.

A very good book, worth recommending

Even if it is dancing, it is only the grandfather and the elders, and the elders are actually smart enough not to dance. And give the third heroine a step down It's much more comfortable than dancing (even if it's a friendship dance) with the first heroine next door and her non-male fiancé. The author is aware of lightning protection. Not bad, not bad.