Who Says You Have to Fight and Kill in Another World?

Very good, very good! What a treasure! I really like this new world with a bit of scientific basis! Unlike other novels, new things are just brushed off, without any principles, structures that make sense, and they are not very profound. I have just finished junior high school and can understand it. The author updates more than 2,000 words a day, I have to support him [face covering] [face covering] I can see, the fusion of different spells is so clever, logical and reasonable, and the battle between the Sanjin Masters more than a thousand chapters later was written with a sense of immersion.

I have read Chapter 32 so far. This book is a time-travel novel with some stitching elements and a very bland plot. Let's talk about the advantages first. There are many descriptions and the characters are vivid; the logic is good. Excluding the setting factors, many of the treatments the protagonist receives as a child are relatively reasonable and more realistic. Then let's talk about the shortcomings. I came in when I saw the author's book recommendation. When recommending the book, the author introduced a lot of things. The same problem also appeared in this book: it is too wordy, descriptions are detailed, unimportant characters take up a lot of scenes, coupled with such an ordinary plot, it consumes the reader's interest and tests the reader's patience too much. It is simply catastrophically boring. I know that ordinary and daily time travel stories also have their own audience, and the titles of the books also mention the possibility of "easy life", such as Neon's light novel and the animation "The Man Favored by the Gods". Although Slime Control, this work is quite popular with female readers (although I don't like to read it). However, it is obvious that this book is not at the same level of interest as the latter. In general, all aspects of this book still need to be improved. To sum up, although it is not that interesting, reading this book is at least much more comfortable than those mindless toilet paper. I will give it four points for now, and if it can get better, I will make it up to five points, although I don't know if I can keep reading in the future.

It's really good-looking. It doesn't have the hostility, intrigue, etc. Of other cool novels. It's just daily life and research, slowly progressing towards your ideal. I hope the author will continue to write this book and not make it worse. This book perfectly fits my fantasy of the fantasy world. The pace is also good and it is a breath of fresh air in fantasy literature. If you are tired of the so-called routine of decisive killing and endless slaps in the face, you can read this book to wash your mind and experience the magic campus life in a foreign country. I would also like to remind the author not to increase the combat power too quickly, otherwise it will easily collapse in the later stages.

Come on, author, I really like reading novels of this type. If I were to choose a novel that requires my brain to use my brain, I would prefer to read the scientific research side and the like, not those messy plots and conspiracies. (Single woman, daily life, research. My favorite entries are stacked up) Come on, it's good, love to read more

A very satisfying book (I wanted to say Happy New Year, but I remembered that I haven't posted a book review yet) First of all, the protagonist is very cute (although it is really cute) The plot doesn't have many ups and downs, and is a bit bland (the very soft plot line is very friendly to my stomach...) The naming method should continue to be articulate and easy to remember w (the author who thought of this is a genius!) The heroine, the heroine... Hhh, the presence is really not strong, I don't care about her, can't the heroine be Kraut (xx

This is really beautiful. I especially like the part in class. It feels like being there, and the writing is also very detailed. I have looked for this type of book before, but either the background is dark and depressing and I can't stand it, or a large section is too boring about theory without any daily routine. Finally I found a fantasy and magic daily book [crying]

It was very soothing to watch, not dramatic or bitter, just like a breeze blowing on my face, very comfortable. But the setting of the world view, the explanation of some modern thoughts of the protagonist, etc. Are too detailed. It's not that it's not good to be more detailed, but it's too dense. Some of the lectures and plots in it really feel like a class [face covering], like expository texts. I feel like I can give a simple description first, and then slowly intersperse some in-depth explanations in the subsequent plot. All in all, this is half a star. The other half star is because I assume that the protagonist doesn't like to cook often [puckers his lips] (he only likes to eat [laughs crookedly]). It always feels weird to cook often, especially for many people of the opposite sex [face covering], and I can't only deduct half a star for tomatoes.

It's very beautiful, unlike those Western fantasy movies that are all restless. It gives me the feeling of watching Harry Potter. However, the author should collect ancient poems and sayings. These things in Western fantasy movies are really dramatic and toxic. Without these things, a rating of 9.5 And above would not be excessive.

I've read Chapter 900. It's a pretty good book. The descriptions of the characters are all flesh-and-blood, in a bland, slow-paced style. However, there are a lot of well-researched dialogues and descriptions that many people may find very draggy and dislike it (although I still think it's OK).

I have read it twice, this kind of slow-burning daily novel is really great! There are a few food paragraphs inserted in the middle and the writing is quite good. The emotional line development system is very interesting, warm and healing. I heard the author said that he will keep writing regardless of whether anyone reads it. He really made me cry to death [crying] Why only an hour

It's a novel that's engaging enough to read. It's the kind of novel that doesn't have any obvious explosive points, but it's unlikely to have any poisonous points. The author's knowledge reserve speaks for itself. Every description of the characters tells me that this is reasonable and not a mindless plot advancement. This novel won't make me so addicted that I stay up late at night and keep reading it, but it will give me the patience to keep reading it when I'm bored. I should really be glad that I discovered this novel after more than 400 chapters. If I had to find a flaw, it would be that I can't find any reasonable flaw.

Overall, it's pretty good. There aren't any plots or plots. It just feels like the protagonist's roommate has become a regular stranger when writing adventures recently, and the world view is very laid out. According to the author, there are many other human countries that he hasn't visited, such as the one who is good at runes, and the countries of elves and sea monsters. Oh, yes, there are also things like outer gods and dragons. The gods in the author's book are also very interesting, including the escaping God of Light and the Goddess of Night, who was so speechless by the protagonist that he gave her a cat. If it wasn't unfinished, it would have felt like over a thousand chapters at the pace the author was writing it. It's pretty good. It's good to fill up with a lot of gas.

When I see it now, the overall style is very calm and makes people feel very comfortable. The author's knowledge reserve is very rich, and the worldview he constructs is also very complete. If you read it carefully, you will really feel like you are in a different world. Like d(^^*)

Slow-paced, logical and detailed The emotional lines are delicate (little Kezer and Sylvini are so cute!) The logic setting is relatively rigorous, and the science side and magic side are well combined. To be honest, Western fantasy novels of such high quality are quite rare nowadays.

This book gives me the feeling that it is describing a Western fantasy world, just like my favorite novel "The Three Laws of the Mage". If the author is interested, you can take a look

It's very beautiful. The love part is also different from other works. It's not an industrial saccharine. It's natural and smooth like Dove. It's very easy to drink. It finally made epic progress on New Year's Day. The author's magic theory is perfect. He tried to teach me magic. It's great to calm down and read. [Like]

I have also caught up with the latest chapter, and I would like to share my personal thoughts. First of all, my opinion about literary works, especially fantasy novels, is not to seek merit, but to seek no fault. Most of the novels on the market are about cultivating immortals, Western fantasy, or high martial arts worlds. They are all presented in the form of refreshing novels. After all, this is also related to the current era. Everyone is pursuing a fast pace, which makes it difficult for truly slow-paced novels to be published. And I think that since a novel is a narrative, too fast a pace will lead to a lack of emotions in the characters, and the single occurrence of events will make readers feel that the character has not really stood up, and thus feel that the work cannot penetrate their hearts. (This may also be the reason why I prefer novels, haha) Having said that, this novel is very suitable for me. The author and I have the same understanding. The outline of the world view is not just a matter of following the protagonist's main line. The charm of this work lies in this. The portrayal of the protagonist is not just about killing monsters, upgrading, marrying Bai Fumei, and reaching the top of the world. Instead, it describes the growth process from the early childhood stage, starting from the village to the academy step by step. This is a new depiction of the worldview of this magical new world from the perspective of the protagonist. The growth from grade to grade is accompanied by so-called side tasks interspersed with it, which will make the world view more real. But the disadvantage of this is that the author has also thought about it, which is the drag caused by the story being too long, but I think there is no need to be too anxious about this (of course this is just my personal opinion, after all, there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, haha). The detailed description brings more gorgeous words and a more detailed process. To be honest, what first attracted me was not the plot, but the author's detailed description of the scenery, which made me feel as if I was actually there. I wanted to read on at that time. After all, there are very few writers who can describe the scenery in detail. The increased sense of immersion among readers is also the reason why I feel comfortable reading. Speaking of which, why I only gave four stars to such an excellent work is because I personally feel that this excellent work also has certain flaws. The first is the main storyline of the protagonist, which is too smooth, to the point of being a cool novel. After reading the latest chapter from the beginning, the protagonist and the protagonist group have not actually encountered any real setbacks. Life is not smooth sailing. I don't think the protagonist group can grow well without experiencing setbacks (of course the author may write about it later, I just mentioned it in advance). Secondly, I saw the overly long problem raised by readers and the author. I thought it was not a shortcoming before, but why I bring it up here is not that my left and right brains are fighting each other, but that I think the plot of a grade is advanced. In addition to daily life, the author uses third-party events to enrich the completeness of the story. However, I think there is more that can be done in this regard, rather than simply Simple magic learning can be replaced by making an earth gadget. The author uses long and big events to advance the plot. I think occasionally adding small events that are not long is also a strategy, which not only solves the void of the directly shortened plot, but also solves the boring of the big events throughout the story (I think Harry Potter is very good in this regard, it does not affect the main development of the event, but also reflects the integrity of the world view) Finally, in terms of character, the author established the image of the little husky prince and others through daily life and small events. I feel that the author should write big events later to illustrate the real growth. However, for the protagonist, the setting is from modern society, which is relatively stable. However, from what I read, the character growth reflected by the protagonist is not described in detail (perhaps the big event with the heroine will be written later, I will leave it here first, after all, it will be biased to start a book review from the middle) In general, this work is characterized by grandeur and slowness in terms of world view and main plot advancement. It may not have the fast-paced excitement of other novels, but when you can really calm down and read, I think this novel will give you a romantic world of magic and machinery @100 Million Stray Cats

Highly recommended to everyone 😎, (the pace is slow, but so far there are no bad points), if I have to talk about shortcomings, it may be that the author does not have a lot of money [I learned it]

8/10 Advantages: The daily life is more interesting, the character creation is also good, and there is no bitterness or hatred. It is a bit similar to the White Wizard Synthesis next door, but it is more relaxed than that one. Disadvantages: After all, I am here to read the novel. Many settings are too complicated, especially in terms of spell casting. I can understand that I want to fill in the spell settings in detail, but it is too complicated and messy. It is okay once or twice once in a while, but it is tiring if it happens often. Take the illusion in the book as an example. The illusion setting is actually quite good, not complicated but reasonable. Compared with the difference between alchemy and runes and the magic element, it is worse, complicated and confusing. The second thing is that although it is a daily novel, it is an online novel after all, and it still needs to have long-term goals. Although the first 300 chapters occasionally include things like creation, they are still relatively obscure, interesting and bland, and it is easy to get bored after a long time. Let's wait and see after 300

I have read more than 600 chapters so far Let's talk about the highlights first: the overall style tends to be relaxed and everyday, the protagonist is well portrayed, and there are a lot of food, research and adventure plots Let's talk about the flaws (personal opinion): Although it is a Western fantasy, there are some parts that make people feel that it is very theatrical and not Western fantasy, just like the lines and names of spell chants after the third ring, which give people the feeling of not being Western fantasy at all. And some climax plots start very abruptly, like the plot in the palace in more than 600 chapters, where the nobles and the king have a conversation (the tone of the nobles and the king's conversation does not feel like the king, but like a noble of the same status, which is also very strange). Then the nobles suddenly reveal their identity as a rebel (ignoring that there are many masters around the king, just want to kill the king?), And then the fight starts? It just feels very abrupt. The handling of some characters also feels a bit stiff, like the princess suddenly turning into a Valkyrie (it would be better if it was mentioned earlier that the princess comes from a knight family), similar to the Knight Commander and Professor Alva. The description of these characters is a bit like the first cause and the last cause (it makes people feel like "because of these things" So I need to write about these characters" instead of "because of these characters, these things happened." An inappropriate metaphor is "making dumplings for this dish of vinegar" and "with dumplings, this dish of vinegar naturally appeared." If this is the author's first time writing a book, that would be really awesome.

Well, at least from the early stage (or maybe the early stage), this book is very calm and leisurely. There is no conflict that stirs the reader's heartstrings, but there is philosophy that shocks the reader's brain. The protagonist is well-shaped. He will have the same sorrow and confusion as us, and he will always explore with curiosity. Judging from the world in the novel, this magical world is not too dark, but it is not as simple as a fairy tale. The sophisticated and detailed theory created by the author well supports the world view including magical alchemy potions. In this way, the reading process is not mindless, and readers can see some shadows of basic science in the novel. A very good novel, it injected a vitality into me and made me look forward to life a little more.

It should be a female author. I personally think that this book is very demanding on my patience. There are too many and too detailed descriptions of the characters' appearance, which is far greater than the characterization of the characters themselves. I didn't think it was necessary, so I just looked at more than thirty pictures and my patience was basically worn out. But for now, the book doesn't have that many poisonous points. Poisonous but harmless, not much is seen after all. If the author can describe and focus on the appearance of the characters and the main plot, I think the audience will be larger. After all, I am here to read the story, not to see what the characters in your story look like. Give 4 stars for encouragement.

From all aspects, it is well written. The only flaw is that the popular science content is too long. When listening to the book, I thought I was taking an online class. The relationship line is also a little too long, but think about it, love must be deeply considered, and being together casually is outrageous and respects such a person. The characters are also perfectly portrayed, and there is no clichéd plot. The protagonist is not brainless. The protagonists are all intelligent, each with their own value, and they are growing in a real sense. It is not all up to the protagonist to carry the banner.

Personal feelings It fits the title of the book very well, very ordinary and everyday. The book contains a lot of the author's thoughts on magic, but the overly detailed settings and bland daily life make it feel like you are really reading some kind of professional book, which kills the passion for reading. Ordinary daily life should occasionally be mixed with some plots that can arouse people's emotions, so that people will have more desire to read.

It's pretty awesome. I'm the most interested in Western fantasy that I've seen. However, the early stage of Western fantasy doesn't have a million words and I guess it's a stand-alone game.

It's so cool, both the setting and the writing are excellent. The setting is as if there really is such a world. The magic is also very cool and the love line is also very sweet. It's an insult to be rated an early 8. In my opinion, it should be at least a 9 or higher. The only shortcoming is that there is only one chapter per day [crying]

An eye-catching Western fantasy, the overall style tends to be relaxed, and the world has a primitive meaning. I prefer daily life, focusing on food, research, and relaxing adventures. I like this style very much. The author has done a good job on these things and it is not boring. As for the shortcomings, the world view is too small, and it feels like a slap on the head. The Eastern Empire seems to be imaginary from ancient times in reality. Is there another shortcoming? The update is too slow [laughs] The single heroine is amazing, it reminds me of the time I spent with my friends, and I feel like the author is not very big.

The author is very detailed, The writing is very detailed, and it can be seen that the information has been checked. The author is very proactive, He takes the initiative to interact with readers and is the most active I have ever seen. The author's skills are very good, The technology for generating AI pictures is very good, and every important character has a picture.

It feels very good-looking. The daily life is heart-warming and a little funny and youthful. The leisurely and comfortable feeling reflects the title of the book; the magic theory is complete and detailed, and it also explains the author's self-understanding of some common behaviors in Western fantasy. The class chapters dream of returning to high school classroom; the writing of cultivating plants, processing ingredients, and making food is detailed and attractive, which brought out my greed. There are not many battle scenes, but the writing is not bad every time. In general, it is suitable for those who have read too many tense battle upgrade articles or those who like daily articles, but you must be mentally prepared, this article is not ordinary gentle and trivial.

Currently 614, which feels pretty good. 1. Western fantasy daily writing may not be suitable for many people. There are not many battle scenes, and there are basically four events a year. The rest are mostly scientific research. 2. Single woman, double strength, both are geniuses. 3. I feel like there are a lot of typos after chapter 300. 4. I didn't watch much of the 480-550 part. After all, it's not interesting to take an arrogant stranger aristocrat on an adventure. To be honest, if any of the roommates or the heroine watched it, the brothers and sisters can form a group. It's not impossible for the roommates to form a group. I can only talk about the author's arrangement. 5. The male protagonist's interests are a bit too broad, including magic, cooking, plants, alchemy, and some other fields. Is the time really urgent? Just one alchemy is enough to design several topics at the same time.