Western Fantasy: The Heroes Made Everyone Want to Farm

In the early stage, it had the meaning of a group portrait, and many interesting characters appeared. In the middle stage, it suddenly turned into a (pseudo) 🐒 palace. Judging from the attitude of the protagonist, it probably also catalyzed the relationship between the protagonist and the elf maid. It's really not very good as a territory-building text, but as a light novel it's actually very good. The plot-driven content relies heavily on the bonds and emotional relationships of various people. It's still very enjoyable to read.

What can I say about this so far? First of all, it is interesting because it is written by this hero, but I feel that there is no role for it. Generally speaking, I don't see the high point of this point. It only gives the protagonist a way to start. In addition, I don't know whether it is because of the description or because of something else. It has a kind of disconnected feeling [shock], and it is indeed a bit delayed. However, it is still a book that I really like. Five stars encourage me to keep reading~

How should I put it, the overall feeling is quite comfortable to read, but occasionally there are a few paragraphs that feel a bit stiff and not particularly integrated. It's really not easy for a new author to write like this. I support the author's five-star praise.

I rely on this book to be really good

It's been so long with so few people reading it. You've really worked hard, the author. [Crying] It's a pretty good book. Why doesn't anyone read it?

I don't know why the score is so low. The story is good and not too poisonous. It is much better than those on the rankings. This score is a bit low.

Very good, just a little short

I don't see this type very often, so I'd like to encourage you with five stars.

The writing is okay, but sometimes the protagonist seems a little aggrieved.

I think this book is very good. Good luck to the author.