Another World, Slave from the Start

The writing is good, but the social environment it describes is too tragic. It looks uncomfortable, and the protagonist's hanging is too small... I've put it on the bookshelf until I finish it, maybe I'll read it when I have time in the future. The writing is really good

It's worth appreciating, you can see the introduction from the beginning. When you look closely from the table of contents, you can see the table of contents. You can see it carefully from Chapter 1. Okay, 50 words.

I read more than a dozen chapters and felt pretty good. I recommended it on the homepage. I was attracted by the title. I read the introduction several times and still didn't see whether the protagonist was male or female. But I still plan to read it. The writing is pretty good, but I suggest that the introduction state whether there is a CP, whether it is a single heroine or a harem, so that some people can choose it carefully, and may choose to watch it because of this. I personally hope that there will be no CP, and a single heroine is okay, but I feel that the writing will be all in the same routine, and it will become very vulgar. The author should write according to his own ideas, and don't be influenced by others. Since you have been writing solo, I will give you an evaluation. Just follow your own ideas. So far, I feel pretty good, there are no bad points, the plot is coherent, and you can watch it immersively.

Ah, this is the end, I still have more to say. It can be said that the setting of this novel is really novel. Although it is similar to the ability to rewind time, it is not as abnormal as the time reversal in other novels. Moreover, it is also more reasonable. The author has written a novel that few and very few of me can be immersed in. I hope the author will become a big hit.

The slow-heating type is okay, the golden finger is not too big, the protagonist is a type that becomes stronger step by step, and it has a sense of cultivation. The current content of 160,000 does not have any poisonous points. It is very good, but there are few updates.

Yes, the author's writing style is very calm, the plot is quite compact, and the writing is quite realistic. The description of the background is complete enough. I have little knowledge and I don't know what to say except reminding [face covering] Okay, come on

I've seen the latest, there's nothing poisonous about it so far, and the character's behavior and IQ are normal. He just left the "Newbie Village" and became an official family thug (although he is still a slave). The protagonist does not know much information. The author said that he is a Butter fan, but I have not read about it. I can supplement the world view from this aspect. It may not be suitable for the mainstream of Tomato, but it is quite good for readers who like this kind of book that is not too hung up and logically self-consistent. So give me five points first Based on the content of the first dozen chapters as of 185, this book is not suitable for me. The biggest surprise to me is that for someone who actively cheated me and didn't intend to retaliate because of feelings, it's a big mistake. After all, the other party didn't consider the protagonist's feelings when they cheated me. Secondly, the author gives the protagonist a wit in order to bury possible emotional lines. Although he has never understood the power of the true god, the protagonist is doing all sorts of things in front of the priest of the true god. Wouldn't the true god be interested in being a golden finger who has a power that is at least equal to that of the false god? If this is the case, then the protagonist's experience is just arranged by the true gods. Finally, the most taboo things about stories without female protagonists are ambiguity and single arrows. Just choose one path and go down it. Repeated jumps will not please you.

Alas, it's really a pity that the author stopped it for so long after being interrupted by a typhoon. The plot is in a relatively clear and forgotten state, not to mention that he also modified some settings and classic content. After re-watching it, I feel that the plot is familiar (not to belittle) and the author's writing is not particularly good. I personally feel that if I re-watch it, I don't have the same enthusiasm as before. But if you look at it further, because of the different settings, these seem very contradictory and confusing. So I probably won't read this book. But I personally think his writing is very good, and it's a good article worth reading (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

This book describes the growth process of the protagonist very skillfully. The initial hardships and the possibility of unlocking the identity of a slave are also very calm. After there is no threat, he continues to pursue becoming stronger. It is not the kind of adventure that Long Aotian becomes stronger, but the boring daily life of hard work. However, the author can use the warm process and new questions to divert the reader's attention from this boring part, which is excellent. I can't find any flaws in this book. It's a very orthodox story about the protagonist's growth in a western fantasy setting. The descriptions of the supporting characters are very sophisticated, but I haven't seen anyone who can be called the protagonist's opponent. The protagonist's growth is still too smooth.

Reading this novel reminded me of a fascinating word. It is indeed well written, but the first few chapters may feel that the pace is too slow. Therefore, I suggest that newcomers can quickly skip the first few chapters when reading this book, or turn on the listening mode. After experiencing the initial foreshadowing, you will find that it is getting better and better. Look, especially the author has very good control over his golden finger. Although the male protagonist's golden finger is not invincible, the author has written a powerful feeling. He will not appear (will not appear) that kind of golden finger that is obviously invincible, but the author insists on controlling the speed of the plot by reducing the male protagonist's intelligence. Praise