Adventurer, Welcome to the Maid Inn!

This book has a very good control over people's hearts. I think the biggest highlight is the psychological changes of various people, especially the male protagonist's thoughts, which are very close to an ordinary person, with conflicts and confusion, and constant psychological struggles. It is not like some books say that he is an ordinary person, but has various perseverance and qualities, or if the setting says that he is not a Virgin, then the whole text will have no change at all in a cold-blooded heart. However, it is highly recommended that you block comments while reading this book. There is always someone who curses and gives pointers when the male protagonist hesitates, as if he is a doctor of psychology. I clung to the setting of a few words and refused to let go. My good mood was completely ruined by these comments.

It is really well written, highlighting a natural aspect from the beginning to the end. As an ordinary person, the shopkeeper will help people who need help. When he encounters threats to himself and the people around him, he will do his best to eliminate threats. He will also be ruthless when encountering scum. Each supporting character is also distinctive. There is no tool role. Even if the character only appears for a few pages, people can understand the character of this person at a glance. It is a pity that the author finished this book too quickly.

The plot and logic are perfect, and although the beginning and end are a bit sloppy, there is no way to hide that this is a good book, one of the most exciting books I have read in the past year.

How do current book lovers understand Our Lady? Does having empathy count as a saint? Is it so difficult to ignore the matter and just ignore it? The protagonist must kill decisively and treat human life as nothing? Are you going to make overly rational interest analysis and actions? Just because there are so many protagonists, the qualities of the early heroes make me miss and yearn for them more and more. As for saying that the protagonist is weak and belittles the generosity of others, there is no need to think so. Personal heroism is not the only thing that is strong. Others are willing to follow the protagonist, which is also a manifestation of the protagonist's ability. I think this book is quite good. I have just seen the planning stage for dealing with fake silver mines. I will probably follow up with reviews in the future. Now I am reviewing because I accidentally noticed the score of the book. I can't help but feel surprised. I will write a review first to express my feelings.

Generally speaking, the rhythm is in line with my taste, but the ending is too open. It is so open that I really want to know the choice of the protagonist, whether it is Coran (village) or Lilia (forest).

This story is long enough, and I still feel a little unfinished after reading it. However, the ending seems a bit cramped. To say that the open ending is a bit too open, or it always feels like there is still a paragraph left to go, but it is still a good story.

It's a very good light novel, but it doesn't actually have any questions. I don't really agree with it. As for the low rating, it's just because the wild boars can't eat fine chaff.

Byd thought it was some kind of light-hearted and happy novel, except that the first part is more relaxed when taking in the nuns, and the second part is full of struggle () Are you right about this title? () Although except for the palace fight, the story is all set in the maid hotel () It's a pretty good farming novel (?) The ending is good or not, I think it's pretty good. It's an open ending that you can choose from 2. According to the unit drama, it's considered complete.

Yes, a semi-peaceful life with people who love each other

More unique writing style Unexpected and reasonable way to expand the map In the early stage, the protagonist also worked hard to solve his own troubles. In the plot where the elves first appeared, although the final solution to the difficulties was a little sudden, the twists and turns brought by the twists and turns can also make up for it. The portrayal of the protagonist and the cat girl is okay. The two nuns were more or less slightly toxic in the early stages, but they are still within my acceptable range.