Reincarnated Without a Golden Finger? Then I'll Make One Myself!

Indeed, this book is quite good. Of course, some people say that its plot is a bit full of nonsense. In fact, most recent novels are based on a hierarchical system, like leveling up in a game. Someone gets a rare treasure and improves their cultivation level. It feels like anyone can level up by fighting a monster. To be honest, you might as well play a game with a hierarchical system.

Very good. The plot flows smoothly. There's not much unnecessary dialogue. I just hope there are more elements of a AAA game. I hope it doesn't become another old tropes like Death, Fire, and Sea. Could you please include the Golden Tree of Elden's Ring? And the upgrade method for the Faded One?

Everything else was excellent, but releasing the children who were abducted with the protagonist felt wrong. If they were to spread their experiences and the protagonist's special circumstances, it could easily cause trouble. Personally, I feel that they should either be recruited and properly trained before being released, or given the circumstances of that era, having fewer people wouldn't be a problem.

This book is still quite interesting. I originally planned to give it five stars, but I couldn't stand it anymore. I read part of it first and then listened to the audiobook. I felt that there was just too much explanation of the plot, and a lot of basic facts were also introduced.

An idealistic worldview holds that consciousness influences reality and creates life.

The book is very good, but there aren't enough of them.

It's a pretty good book, but I don't know if it will survive until it's widely read.

Because giving it only one star would be too low a rating, I'm giving it five stars. If you're reading the reviews before reading the book, please do read mine. This book has a fatal flaw, let me explain in detail Not enough

Yes, it's great, very good. I personally think Shuichi's character design is very good, a very normal type. No major flaws. The premise is also very interesting; I wonder if the origin of the relics will be explained later. What happened 50 years ago that gave the remains the power to bring illusions to life? I'm really looking forward to it! 🧐

Very, very, very good. I just hope to keep writing. I'll optimize it a bit more. The main problem is that it's too short.