Another World: The Not-So-Cruel Elementalist

This is the light novel type! I like this kind of slow heat, come on! To be honest, what attracted me to this novel at first was its setting, a genderless element, that's all. But as I read it, I felt that the characters in the book were all alive. Everyone has his or her own story, the craftsmanship of the lonely old man Owen, the unknown dragon slayer of the second century who finally became a dragon, the end of the demigod hero of the Holy See, Uncle Braden gave up his faith, and Duke Huwei was the first hero. It is Karl's self-monologue and redemption during the chaos, Roland's entanglement between personal and righteousness, and Shi Ya's loneliness in wandering in a foreign land. Sometimes I wonder, what is the First Era in this story? What is the story of the Second Age? What is the scenery on the other side of the wall of the world? The story is only a little over one volume now, and I really like the characters in it. (Smelly Cat said he would leave Sigel in the future, but he was still a little reluctant.)

Audience gentlemen! Regarding the questions raised by everyone, Cat Yam will be put in the circle to answer everyone. First, click the button in the upper right corner, the fourth one in the second row! Questions are welcome!

May contain spoilers, new readers please watch with caution In an effort to avoid being too emotional, I took a nap and made judgments when I woke up. The most eye-catching plus point for me is that the setting is very novel. The protagonist is an elemental user, or it feels more like the element itself. Being asexual makes me feel very comfortable (I personally like sex, but I support the main character being single). Hiss... How should I put it? I was attracted by the setting and read it in one go (currently Chapter 29 of the second volume). The first part was fine, but later on when I saw the princess being rescued, I started to feel a particularly obvious sense of suffocation. While the author is trying his best to explain that "the protagonist is very strong" (or the setting of the protagonist as an elementalist makes me think that he is very strong, can play with dragons without being discovered, and can live a stable life for a long time after turning into a human being and adventuring alone), at the same time, for the sake of the plot, it is difficult for the protagonist to show his strength for various reasons. The enemy in the ruins is just too strong, but... When he loses his elemental ability when rescuing the princess... It feels like he was tricked into killing him. I personally think (emphasis added) that since the protagonist is an elementalist, he should strengthen his superior abilities. This does not mean that the protagonist should not be allowed to master other abilities. I just hope that the way the protagonist discovers his own shortcomings is not so... Frustrating. I don't mean that you have to watch the protagonist killing people from beginning to end, but the biggest feeling after watching it in one sitting is that although the protagonist is an elemental user, his elemental abilities are of little use in the battle. It is very uncomfortable. (I was attracted by the setting of the elementalist, but I couldn't see the author's whimsical ideas about the elements) Also, when I read Chapter 4, I mentioned buying gifts, and today's three gifts have all been given to the author (although they are free). Overall, it's actually pretty good. It can be used as food and grass, between ordinary food and high-quality food. The grouping is high-quality grain and grass, but if the characteristics of the "elements" are still not visible in the future, it will definitely be downgraded to ordinary grain and grass.

Now that you've finished reading, let's talk about the current relationship status of each character. Protagonist (asexual): He maintains his sexual orientation in his previous life, prefers women, and identifies himself as a man. However, the current plot seems to be more male-friendly, so it depends on your personal acceptance (do you know why I only give it four stars?) Roland♂: The main character who knows the appearance of the protagonist and is infatuated with the protagonist (the kind that the protagonist will not marry unless he is the protagonist), and has a warm relationship with the protagonist, will interpret the protagonist's words of concern for him as having a good impression of him (love brain) Carl♂: I have a crush on the protagonist. I don't know what the protagonist looks like, but I am very interested in the face under the protagonist's mask. It can be seen that the protagonist will have another suitor after taking off the mask. Ninth Princess♀: I like Roland and may have a crush on the protagonist (the protagonist saved the Ninth Princess as a man), but he doesn't have many roles at the moment. Personally, I feel that the protagonist is too close to Roland. More than half of the scenes are with Roland. The previous chapter was okay and not over the line. When the protagonist accidentally knocked off his mask and fell on the bed and pressed it on Roland's chest in Chapter 25 of the second volume, I really couldn't stand it. The smell of cp was too strong. I want to ask the author whether the protagonist is a male or a female or not. I hope the author can give an accurate reply. I don't want to read a philosophical article ♂ Now it's mainly because the protagonist doesn't have a lot of female friends who play a lot of roles, and the male friends play a lot and have sex with the protagonist, so the more I read, the more it looks like a philosophical article. Although the protagonist's emotional line has not yet been determined, I suggest that if you can't accept it, don't read it. The CP flavor is too strong now. Once again, I would like to ask the author about the cp (male/female or no cp) of the protagonist of this book. I would like to give an accurate answer. Thank you.

All kinds of gods are showing off, only the protagonist is being beaten.

I really like this style and the author's rhythm! ! The style is like a light novel but more enjoyable than a light novel! (I don't mean to say that other light novels are bad) The author's descriptions are very good, the characters can be imagined, and the actions will be animated in the mind frame by frame☺️The protagonists and supporting characters are all vivid, and I will remember everyone. I finished reading it in one go😋Although I hope the author will update it faster, but now I feel that it is good to take a little rest every day... (I have no intention of stopping the author from updating💦💦)

Shiya, yes, the journey is still going on... There is no unfinished story, it will be broken when it is broken. I didn't give you a seven-star review because I was afraid that you would be proud. There are basically not many novels like this. Shi Ya, interesting lady, I remember you.

The subject matter and concept are very interesting, but I feel like the author was a little hasty in writing. Many places should be laid out slowly and accumulated gradually, but as a result, they are all over as soon as they start. It feels like "watch me speed through a different world"...

As long as it's not copper, I'll give it five stars.

It feels like the protagonist is being beaten from beginning to end