The Salted-Fish Slacker Becomes a Wage Slave in a Fantasy World

New book is coming! It's an ancient fantasy book that travels through books. Whether you like it or not, you have to watch it yourself to know. Coding is not easy, perseverance is not easy, if you like it, support Jinjin~ Little white text! Not a heroine story! The supporting characters all have their own lines! Not a tool man! The male protagonist is pitiful in the early stage and yandere in the later stage!

Zundu is good-looking, the plot is not draggy, it is quite straightforward, the pace is tight, and most of the characters are very good. It's both the fairy world and the human world. Finally, someone in Tomato has innovated [face covering]. The idea is reasonable and novel. It's a good article and I love to read it. I really like the male protagonist, white and black yyds

I quite like the content and style of the novel. Although it is said that in the early human world and later in the fairy world, I feel that the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are basically in the human world. After returning to the fairy world, the emotional description between them does not seem to have improved further. After returning to the fairy world, the male protagonist suddenly acts like a tool man, and basically does not matter much to him. It seems to be mainly to highlight the changes of the female protagonist and her attitude towards the male protagonist. There is also a lot of space to write about the original male and female protagonists, but the story between them does not seem to be particularly exciting. In some places, it takes several chapters to see the male and female protagonists. The same goes for the fairyland part. There was no foreshadowing at all in the entire article, and several inexplicable villains suddenly appeared. (I originally thought Yongqu was the final boss) Everyone has their own evaluation.

Good intentions are difficult to overcome, why can't Chickweed and Yongqu be together [crying] [crying] The other CPs are all happy, but they are so miserable. The most disgusting thing is that in the end they both share the same fate and can't be together [crazy]

It's so good to watch, so good to watch, I originally thought it would be over soon after the human world part was over, but I didn't expect there would be so many plots later, let's just say I fell in love with it the whole time [Admiration]

The characters are pretty good, and the writing and plot are okay. I just want to see more of the intimate interaction between the male and female protagonists.

Not bad, not bad. I haven't read this kind of fairy tale in a long time. It's not a fairy tale in the traditional sense. It's similar to a remake of a large-scale ancient costume fantasy fairy romance drama. The writing is smooth, there are no foreshadowings, no hidden lines, and a perfect ending.

Very very very beautiful

Looks good, looks good, I like it very much

Really super pretty