
The Weakest Spirit Tamer's Forbidden Daily Life at an All-Girls' School
最弱精灵使的女校禁忌日常
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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From interviewing at a college that he could afford, to being dragged into a new college by Filia, to all the difficulties he encountered after entering the college, the male protagonist never gave up. It feels like his identity should be very unusual.
A kind and witty male protagonist! When knowing that it may harm others, I would rather give up my own interests to protect the safety of others. A very kind male protagonist. They will also ask clearly when being specially recruited.
Let's talk about the shortcomings first. The characters in the early stage are not so detailed. It may be that the world view is relatively large and there are many magic settings that need to be explained, and the connection of the plot is not smooth enough. But it's different when you see the back
It feels like the sword dance of the elf or the seven-man magic. The overall feeling is a bit lighter. The writing is very good so far. Please keep it up, the author. After all, this kind of subject rarely appears. Ah, it's my duty,
It feels like there are really a lot of girls surrounding the male protagonist Mir. But there is no clear emotional line so far. Not good for those who like a single female protagonist. But other places are beautiful, and the career is really good!
It turns out that shaking hands is a compulsory course for every cafeteria aunt, hahaha, you can't escape it even in other worlds.
I have read too many fast-paced novels, and I was a little uncomfortable with it at first, but the more I read, the better it became. Many books strive to attract attention at the beginning of the book, but start to lose their strength in the middle and later stages. In this book, on the contrary, the quality of the plot becomes higher towards the end.
It feels like the plot is moving a little slowly, but maybe if it's too fast, some things won't be clear. Maybe it's because I'm used to reading fast-paced novels, but the pace in some chapters felt a bit slow.
After knowing that he was a low-level student, Mil could not give up and went to interview for a high-level college. After suffering unfair treatment, he can still respond with maturity, which makes the so-called strong people really a bit petty.
At the beginning, it felt quite like Little Flower Fairy, but after reading a little further, I realized that it was not the same at all. It was just that some of the previous introductions were more similar. If you introduce the rules of the novel world at the beginning, it will seem much clearer.