How Many Times Do I Have to Say It? I'm Not a Traitor!

It's a great read. The overall plot is clear, and the author loves to foreshadow. After reading the extra chapters, all my questions were answered. It's one of the best isekai (another world) novels I've ever read! 😳😳

There are many foreshadowing elements, and the writing style is somewhat rusty, but it feels like someone's alternate account. The concept is excellent, and the outline seems to have been revised along the way, but overall it hasn't deviated from the expected path. There's still a lot to write; after all, starting with the orcs is just the beginning. With the current setting, it could be a classic Japanese RPG game with a Western fantasy theme.

Finally, we've reached chapter 70! From here on, it'll be Karl's birthday, which is also the first major climax of the book (the agreement ends, the town's barrier activates, and the magic ring is removed). Here, I'd like to offer a slightly incorrect viewpoint regarding Karl's three souls, because I didn't understand it, but I've made a wild guess: The dragon egg originally had a soul.

It's a bit messy, but it's okay 😄

I read this book in one go and couldn't help but admire the author's superb writing skills. The plot is intricately layered, with each element linked to the next, making it captivating. The characters are also all very charming (♡>𖥦<)/♥, leaving a lasting impression. It is truly a masterpiece.

The author mentioned borrowing elements from No Game No Life, but Ryu's situation is clearly more difficult than Blank's. He doesn't possess Blank's inhuman abilities, and there's no Blank leading humanity forward in this world, making things even more challenging. After watching it, I felt that although it borrowed from No Game No Life, it definitely had its own ideas. It's great, really great.

😜Where did this traitor come from? I want to see the elf sister act cute [pouting face]

A book with a very imaginative plot, a clear character development storyline, good romance, and a fast-paced narrative; very good overall. The only downside is that the foreshadowing and hidden details weren't handled very well, leaving the reader slightly confused and requiring them to consult the comments for clarification.

A good book from a universally rational perspective, full marks.

I personally think it's very good. The beginning and end are very coherent and the plot is very imaginative. The world-building is rich and fantastical, which I really like. I don't understand why there are so few viewers.