Reborn in Another World: Surviving on an Otaku’s Common Sense

To be honest, very confused. The results of this book are not very good. I am just a small author with no writing talent. The data in the background is getting less and less every day, and the hands that type on the keyboard are getting slower and slower. Maybe it seems like a misfortune. Compared with other great writers, this book is just toilet paper. It has no profound truths and no deep story. It just tells a light-hearted story about another world. Whether you like this book or not, if you can leave a review, it doesn't matter even if it's a negative review... I want to be seen. For me, writing novels is the same as playing Minecraft. Creating a world in a sandbox called a document may be interesting or boring, but only when others see it and is evaluated can I feel the value. I don't expect this book to be a big hit, but I hope this book can be recognized by some people and give me the motivation to let the characters in my novel continue to move forward in the fantasy story.

To be honest, it's quite good-looking. The different world light flavor is quite strong and the content is generally interesting. It has generally absorbed the experience of most of the predecessors. Although the illusion in the house seems to be like a deus ex machina and being alive is purely a matter of life, but it is actually just a small flaw. After all, how can the protagonist survive without the author's supernatural power [smile]

Large cup top/extra large cup bottom. The overall style is warm and warm, and the stomach-nourishing/poisonous points are okay (the poisonous points insist on finding faults and some plots are also questionable, but the author handled it very well, at least I had no problem watching it). The characterization is considered an advantage, but the plot can only be said to be passable. I like to watch Harem (No Humiliation) + Su Lai who forms a lifelong team. Anyway, I recommend reading it.

A very good novel about another world. The main theme is Suqing's style, and there are also shadows of other other worlds. There are almost no bad points. If I have to say it, there is a problem when Nico Meow (Niya) appears, but the subsequent character creation is really good, which makes my favorability towards Niya skyrocketed. But as the author, I think Vetis may have some important identity, right?

It's good-looking, has multiple female protagonists, and the characters are well drawn. It's different from most otherworldly warriors. There's nothing too toxic about it. The only thing I think is that the character of the cat lady is okay, but smoking is a bit offensive. The author can change it or explain it.

I don't hate multi-female harems. What I hate is that the book is too cliche, too boring, and the lines are blunt. The protagonist of the next conversation can say this. Others were shocked and asked: "What's going on with your magic?" How did you do it? Protagonist: "How do you learn magic on a daily basis?" "Study hard and memorize by rote" "I'm different. It only took me three days to learn magic. The reason for this achievement is that I just think magic is fun, super cool, and super interesting." There is an old saying in my hometown: "Those who know are not as good as those who are good, and those who are good are not as good as those who are happy." It means that those who understand it are not as good as those who love it; those who love it are not as good as those who take it as fun. Those who know: only know and understand knowledge, and passively learn. Just understand the truth, no enthusiasm. Good ones: Hobby, like this thing. Be sincerely interested and willing to take the initiative. Those who are happy: Take the thing itself as happiness, immerse yourself in it, and do it for enjoyment, not for utilitarian purposes. "My attitude towards magic is to be a person who loves to know" "It feels so profound, I can't understand it" "I just think magic is super fun" "Understood" Who wouldn't want to scare the opponent by suddenly saying "field expansion" during a battle [laughing evilly]. Earth magic plus fire magic, plus wind magic, rotating ultra-high temperature lava, does anyone understand? Even if teammates use water magic to block this move, a large amount of heat and steam will be generated. At this time, place a Skyshaker on the opponent's head, place a swamp under his feet, and then use ice magic to control it [sneaky laugh] You can only force me to eat a set of Purgatory Unparalleled Explosive Heat Wave Cannon + Thunder Meteor Impact Even so, it doesn't matter if you come next. You can block the huge steam generated by my move of Purgatory Unparalleled Explosive Heat Wave Cannon. I have already used a layer of water film in the sky to collect a large amount of steam in advance, and use this water vapor to condense into water again. While reducing mana consumption, I also use the principle of refraction of sunlight on water, and some use of light magic. You can eat my set of thunder sunshine ultraviolet light again Wait, I suddenly had an idea, can wind magic be micro-managed into a Rasengan?

The plot is good, very Japanese. The first plot is very classic. There is a bad guy who blocked the way of the protagonist and was kicked to death. I'm not very fond of the second smoking cat, and I don't like smoking very much, so I can only see him again by chance.

It's a pretty good book. It doesn't have that messy AI flavor. The dialogues between the characters are fresh and the plot is interesting. After reading too many pseudo-human novels, this book can heal the soul to a certain extent.

I saw Nico Cat in the book. I personally don't like smoking, so just leave it.

It was fine until the second chapter, but I couldn't stand it when I got to NicoCat. It was going well, but suddenly there was a NicoCat, which made me look a little uncomfortable, but I still support the author.