There Are So Many Slimes, One More Won’t Make a Difference, Right?

It is clear that the author is very considerate when reading a new book, but he must not be led away by the readers. Some people are not here to read the book, but to be their ancestors. Don't spoil them. Don't bother to explain the foreshadowing, otherwise it will be a lot less fun.

You're right, but "You're Right" is a brand new You're Right independently developed by You're Right. You're Right takes place in a You-Say-Right world called "You-Say-Right", where the You-Say-Right selected by You-Say-Right will be granted "You-Say-Right", guiding the power of You-Say-Right. You will play a mysterious character named "You're Right", meet You're Right and You're Right during your free travel, defeat You're Right together with You're Right, find the lost You're Right, and at the same time, gradually discover the truth about "You're Right".

After reading it, tell me your feelings. The following are my personal feelings after seeing that scoring chapter: In my opinion, a novel is a person's inner world, and the author presents his inner world to us with a protagonist as the guide, so I usually don't deliberately say what is poisonous and where it is poisonous. Of course, it is possible that I don't really know these things, but I can still see where they are more cliched. After all, they will become annoying if used too much. But you can use these things in a logic that fits your world, or put some of the actions of the characters in the book into Your description makes sense, which in my opinion is not a cliché or poisonous point, but a characteristic, and every book is not completely free of poisonous points, so I am quite tolerant of these things. Originally, I thought that the things in the first few chapters would be just introductions like other books, but the author gave an explanation that seemed to be somewhat reasonable. In the end, I am looking forward to what kind of world the author can show us.

How to say it? This is not a fun novel, so if you want to read the kind of story where the protagonist is invincible and kills people, you will probably be disappointed. This is a daily novel, and there are a lot of foreshadowings in the book, so sometimes you still have to read it with your brain. If you think it is a little bit poisonous, it may be foreshadowing. As a newbie, I'm a newbie to Tomato. I don't quite understand how to introduce the content of the book. The protagonist is a slime, but he is an ancestor. He has a contract with a small, cute, soft and soft half-elf little loli. A lot of things happened later. Please watch it by yourself if you are willing 🍉

I want to watch Slime VS Loli, but I deducted one star mainly because there are too many emotional scenes between other people and the heroine, which makes it feel a bit green, especially since the heroine written by the author of Tiger Clan is very fond of him. (If you don't like your personal feelings, don't comment) The front part is fine, but the back part can only be said to reduce the role of the protagonist and focus on the supporting roles. It feels a bit messy and has no sense of novelty.

[True and objective, multi-dimensional description, clear structure, and substantial content book reviews can help more book friends] Tomato asked me to say this, so I'll add a few more words, meow Although the plot has always felt a bit delayed in recent chapters, I can also understand that the author wants to create a picture that is judged by many parties... But in fact, the recent chapters are far less compact and more realistic than those at the beginning. Fantasy novels are mainly about the description of the plot and environment. The shorter and more refined the characters, the better~ I wrote some time ago that I found that my literary skills are indeed ridiculously low, but this is not what I am good at. What I am good at is not writing, but suggesting! There are emotions, anger, sorrow, and sadness. When there were only a few group portraits, the novel seemed very realistic and interesting. But after more and more portraits, I found that it really felt complicated, which is what others said was too watery. Group portraits are fine, but the progress of the protagonist must also be kept moving forward. It's okay if the plot stays put for one chapter, it's okay for two chapters, and it can come full circle in three chapters... How much more? Goodbye, meow...

Good, readable, the writing is immature but not bad for novices

I don't know how to speak, but I'm pretty good-looking anyway.

This book is very good. I have read so many slime novels and this one ranks second. Everything about the human plot is to my liking. I like this kind of slow-paced novel that is not invincible. By the way, I really like the little dragon man. However, I apologize for not being able to give Power with Love a book, because I like to look for books by new authors and I can't get enough of them with Love Power three times, but I will give my full support! As long as it doesn't slow down the pace and I remember to fill the holes I dug, I generally won't quit! Oh! Come on! Most of the book reviews were five-star, only 11 were not five-star, and most of them took less than 30 minutes to read. So the overall feeling of this book is very good to me!

Support (๑> <๑) Look, I'll give you five stars and one more chapter. Please I can't see enough. I can't see enough.