Dude, How Did You Go from a Fish to an Incubus?

Wow, author card. Mental state: ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑ ＼(`Δ')／ _(:з∠) (／_＼)

Very good book, made my bow tie twirl

How can this book be so beautiful?

Didi, author card, dual passwords, dual spaces, dual insurance, how to log in, all have accounts.

I think this book is quite good, but from time to time the protagonist will lament the unkindness of the world, and then the author's writing style secretly satirizes the current social situation, and then the protagonist vows to change something, which makes him feel powerless. In fact, the author writes very well, with a clear outline and smooth logic. The description of the environment is also very good. The protagonist is portrayed and the arrangement of plug-ins is not very deliberate. Just write posts about girls, fight monsters and level up, and look at the scenery. It can be seen that the writing is biased. It feels similar to "Traveling to a Different World and Becoming an Ice Elf" that I have watched. It may be limited or deliberately suppressed.

I seem to be a little dizzy. She, he, or Xiao Yu is a swimming fish that has escaped disaster, a reserve food with incomplete consciousness, an unknown creature born in the laboratory that is immersed in its own "fairy tale town", or a poor child living in a bad family who has lost his sister, or is it all her? I can't even tell the difference [face covering]

Man, the last time I read this book it was still a 9. Does anyone know what's going on?

A very interesting novel, quite funny, it always makes me smile. It's a pity that not many people read it. When I saw the middle and later stages, I felt it was a bit messy. The plot was not well connected and very abrupt.

The writing is good, but I feel like the protagonist hasn't upgraded in a long time. When I had more than 30 pictures, I was already at level 4. After more than 70 pictures, I was only at stage 4 and stage 2. Now I'm almost at 100, and I'm still at stage 4 and stage 2. The system has no sense of presence at all, and it's more of a daily system. I personally hope that the protagonist can work harder.

It's hard to imagine that my mental state is highly similar to that of the author