Saving the World with the BOSS

I like to read at least half of the words of a book before writing a review. Here are some of my personal opinions. First of all, this book is not selling itself like sheep. Judging from the chapters I have read so far, it is a pure harem, with no mines or poisons. Those who want to see the harem scenes can feel free to read it. Then there is the writing style of this book. I don't know if it is my personal fault. The entire first volume seemed strange to me. Generally speaking, there are no obvious writing problems, but the writing is too light, like boiled water. It gradually gets better from the second volume onwards. I suggest that if you can't stand it, just pick up the second volume and start reading (it will not affect subsequent reading, the reason will be explained below). Secondly, in addition to the four main heroines, there are other secondary heroines in the protagonist's harem of more than 300 people. I hope the author can fill in the harem as much as possible. The four main heroines, Lisha, Aurelia, Elena, and Ella, each have their own ideals. The only thing they share is their love for the protagonist. It's still very good to see the plot. Again, it's about the disconnect between the first volume and the second volume. In the first volume, it follows the same routine as other novels, developing together with the heroines. At the end, there is a sudden twist. The system elf Snow forced a game of competing for the protagonist; suddenly it turned into a new direction. Xiang, I can only say that the author has some interesting stories and good ideas. However, the author has only written a cool article of more than 100,000 words before, so the writing style has not kept up, which has led to fragmentation. The first volume of the book almost only serves to explain the background, and the article seems bloated. In the end, overall, the author has a lot of good ideas. If the writing can keep up, then the author can break away from the status quo of single-player players. Give him five stars to show his encouragement.

This is an adventure about love and growth The villains described by the author (or people with their own unique ideals) (it can only be said that the positions are different) are obsessed with numbers, titles and superficial "serious things", but have lost their perception of the essence of life. The most touching thing in the story is that he finally understood love and redefined the concept of need - that is, establishing connection, needing each other, and taking responsibility - and redefined love: love is not about possessing, but seeing the needs of the other person with your heart. "The stars we see with our naked eyes may have exploded and died hundreds of millions of years ago. It is the most mysterious accident that their light reaches my pupils at this moment." The meaning of life does not lie in the result, but in the moment of encounter and the eternity in the heart. The essence of this book expresses this eternal philosophy about redemption and kindness. "All adults were once children, although only a few people remember it." (The road to growth is indeed not easy, but doesn't growth slowly return to oneself?) This book is about love, loneliness, growth and meaning. When we are tired in reality, we might as well look up at the stars. The magic of this book is that it allows us to see ourselves in the game, find the truth in the absurd, and learn to cherish it in the separation. All adults who were once children, and souls who believed the stars could speak.

Overall it's good, but it's still a good read. Many people don't like fighting, especially adventure stories with male and female protagonists. Since there are many female protagonists, I hope there will be more strategies, and I don't want the protagonist to waste too much time on the same person.

The work as a whole is getting better and better, and the descriptions of the images and inner activities of each female character are also excellent. It has indeed achieved a difference in the character image of several heroines. The writing is smooth and of the highest quality within the genre.

The three bosses taken in by the protagonist are very pitiful. They are actually treated as bosses by players. The protagonist is so gentle and different from other players. He truly treats them as equal human beings. It is really exciting!

Smart, smart, so smart. The boss in the game version is so powerful. Lisha and Alleria actually had a premonition that everything was going to end. Did they develop self-awareness in the game? It's amazing.

This is the aesthetics of be, and Ella understands it very well. If she becomes the male protagonist of White Moonlight who dies prematurely, she will remember deeply that the backbone of the male protagonist cannot be lost. Woo hoo hoo, she chose to sacrifice herself.

The fight scenes between brother and sister Naya and Nikola are really exciting. They are familiar with each other and understand each other's next move, but they are both determined to defeat the other. It made my heart beat faster and I was very nervous.

Lixia's fluffy golden hair is really bright and flamboyant, but this fate made her become mature and steady after being betrayed. If possible, I really hope she can be happy forever_(:3″∠❀)_

Oh, how disgusting, how disgusting, these demon soldiers are so cruel. What did everyone in Beru Village do wrong? This has set the whole fire on fire, not to mention the casualties. It makes me really angry and sad. I will not forgive your demon clan!