My Years of Scraping by in Another World

Manhun, the author of Wan Geng is really a bonus. In addition, with the normal IQ of the protagonist, there are many intelligent and near demons in different worlds, and there are beast girls who are free of charge. They are all ordinary people. Why can they turn around in another world? Cleverness is also cleverness. As long as there is enough profit, there will be no such thing as aboveboard. Human nature is inherently evil, so why should the protagonist be so bright and honest? The protagonist does not have to have any cheats (the cheats are just to speed up the protagonist's improvement, and the protagonist who relies too much is pure fw), but he must know how to stay alive. I think selfish protagonists can have the most exciting lives. Maybe it's because I like dark characters, but selfish protagonists are more like human beings and can "come alive", not just a character that the author often writes about. I think that the protagonist in the novel lives for the readers. He replaces our fantasies and makes us happy. The God's perspective is just to make it easier to show the protagonist, not to let us use this perspective to replace the protagonist's concept. The authorities are confused, but the bystanders are clear. We, who have a God's perspective, can naturally scold the protagonist for being stupid and stupid, but the purpose of reading a novel is to get involved with the character, rather than to use our minds to criticize the plot written by the author. Of course, reading novels is just for entertainment. I also agree with other people's criticisms of the author. No one is perfect. The author cannot take every reader's feelings into consideration when writing a battle of wits. After all, daily life is very tiring. It would be too painful to read a novel and burn your brain. Adding a good review, I hope the author will stick to it

It's pretty good. I've always wanted to find a similar book about a different world with a large number of time travellers. I have two suggestions for improvements (which can all be viewed as fun): First, if the number of travelers is large enough, there is no reason why no one will stay. Despite the threat of dragons, development is still an unavoidable pursuit for most lords. In addition, sacrificing targets seems to have a lot of room for maneuver. In fact, many capable people should be saved, instead of everyone being hated. The second is the growth of the protagonist. I think the most comfortable way is to grow in experience and ability, with little change in personality. After experiencing these things, he should learn to be rational, self-disciplined and calm. But the self-interest and greed that are the nature of urban unintentional social animals should be difficult to change.

Judging from the initial performance of more than 30 chapters so far, it's not bad. Let me give you my personal subjective opinion The protagonist undergoes hardships - battles of wits and courage with enemies and hardships through thoughtful thinking - encounters temptations and battles of wits with others - step by step to find the truth that is unknown in the first person - the female main line advances at the same time (at least as far as I can see so far) I have to say that this book is good at whetting the appetite, and the first-person writing method is quite rare among tomato novels. Occasionally interspersed with jokes and breaking the fourth wall, it can be seen that the author is really trying to improve readers' motivation to continue watching, but I feel that too much is not good. At least I think that appearing once every twenty or thirty chapters is acceptable to most people. After all, it is just an embellishment. The frequent inner monologues of the protagonist, I feel, are common in most first-person online novels. After all, the first-person is very limited. In order to enrich the plot and advance the story, it is still necessary to have a certain inner character. Needless to say, he is a conscientious author, his writing skills are strong, and he is still a slow-burn witty novel. His style is rare in Tomato. It is absolutely delicious if you read it carefully.

How to say it? There are indeed shortcomings. But it's pretty good for newbies. Real enough, hypocritical enough

It's really good to read. The protagonist's early frustration and sense of realism are also the characteristics of this book. Other books of the same type don't have this feeling at all. I want to keep reading. I hope to write more, otherwise it's really not enough. I'm waiting every day for the author to read more except this one. Come on, I'll definitely keep updating.

I don't want to read it. The author is a loli fan. If you like loli, you can start school. If you don't like loli but you can just watch it, I highly recommend it. Finally, if you don't like loli, I suggest you don't read it. Anyway, I feel uncomfortable. I have never seen the main character. He has a brain and is always thinking after the fact and has no growth (well😑 maybe Yes, but not much) The plot is pretty good, the subject matter is interesting, and it's still a first-person perspective. It's hard to describe the characters, but the protagonist is quite clever with his mouth, but he's just "too hungry" and doesn't care about life, so he's proud of the lolita. That's it. I recommend it with 3.5 Stars. If it's not limited to lolita, maybe do something else.

Quite interesting For me, the highlight is the contrast between the depiction of real humanity and the fictional notions of different races. In addition, it is written in an absurd and humorous way, which is very attractive to me. Especially the relationship between dragons and humans, Yanye and Youan. I hope the author can do some tricks and use your imagination. I'm really looking forward to the time when Yanye eats her and Euan's child and Euan becomes crazy. As a reader, I'm not normal either. Call it evil or absurd, but I quite like it anyway. If it develops slowly in the end, it would be good for Yanye to really become like You An? This process must be warm and bizarre. With the author's language style, warmth seems difficult to write. Absolutely not, Euan conquered Yanye with brutal force? Haha, looking forward to it

I have read it from beginning to end, and I have to say that the author has put in a lot of effort in shaping the characters. Both the "succubus" Yuna and the wolf girl, two supporting characters who could not survive more than three chapters in other books, can teach the protagonist a profound lesson. There is logic, but some of the foreshadowing of the mystery is a bit off-price. Although the first three volumes are training, I feel that the intensity is not enough. The protagonist should be severely tortured! When I read the protagonist in the early stage, I wanted to kick him in the face. Not many books that I have read for so many years can give me this feeling. You, the author, are also a character. However, to be honest, the volume of The Fall of the King's Capital felt a bit too intense. It was obviously the climax but it was a bit boring. Maybe it was my personal feeling, haha. For me, this book still has the potential to add various settings, and it also fulfills the dream of a different world. Finally, the author, please update it soon, I can do anything! [Cry]

It's so perfect. It's too realistic and conspiratorial. The author handles the details very well, even going so far as to use several chapters to cover up one aspect. The pitfalls are all filled. The protagonist is also a story about a time traveler who thought he would get Long Aotian, but was defeated by this world and had to make changes in order to survive. Under the change, although he has gone through the process of blackening, he still has not lost the most moral aspect of human nature. The growth process of the protagonist does not feel abrupt. I hope the author will update it soon [smile] ヾ(≧O≦)~Congratulations on finding the treasure of the store [Blow a kiss]

It feels good. Of course, Little Yuna is too frustrated in the front. Although there are indeed traps, it still makes people want to retreat from the trap and then come out from time to time. If they suddenly jump from the scene to the outside, if these are changed, I think it is actually okay. Of course, the part of Little Yuna does not need to be changed. Although it is frustrating, it does teach the protagonist a lot of lessons. But if you encounter this kind of thing again in the future, it will become a poisonous point. In addition, come on, the author [laughs evilly] (I hope the single heroine hates the night. )