The World Version Update

Well, it's pretty good in all aspects, except the male lead is a bit soft-hearted at times. Maybe it's because the author is a woman; male-oriented novels tend to be more about eliminating problems completely, not necessarily about being aggressive or not. It's mainly about either not offending anyone, or if you do, eliminating all future troubles. But this book is still acceptable; he's not overly saintly, and considering everything else is well-written, I'd give it five stars.

The story is interesting, but please reduce the amount of erotica and flirtatious content, okay? Don't follow the crowd. The humor, references, flirtation, and misunderstandings are all meant to create a sense of novelty; too much of it can easily become tiresome—I'm already feeling that way.

A good book. Some parts might be off-putting to some readers, but I personally enjoyed it quite a bit. Many people dislike the male lead being a comedic character probably because they like to project their own image onto him. 🤦 The protagonist's goodness isn't entirely pure, nor is his evil entirely complete; the viewing experience feels somewhat disjointed, which deducts one point from the overall impression.

It's similar to the previous book, but the writing style and character development are noticeably inferior. Perhaps the author's moral compass has been damaged.

Holy crap, a question suddenly occurred to me: the author's description of the summoning is based on historical fame and power! Japan, the only country in the world to have been hit by a nuclear bomb, was hit by three nuclear bombs dropped by the US military, and one of them failed to detonate! This is insane! The most awesome weapon, and it's super famous too. Can we summon it later? Please upvote this post, please! 😏

It's good! Author, please keep updating! The author's pace is quite fast. Compared to Tomato's other books, some minor flaws are negligible, since everyone has different opinions. Besides, the protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes; he's cautious and knows when to leave. Now I just regret discovering it too early 😢😢 And author, please don't stop updating!

While I prefer Heroic Spirits and don't know much about Valkyries, the author's writing, plot, and character design are quite mature, and the overall writing style is witty and smooth. My experience on Tomato was truly top-notch. It seems I admire the author's experience, knowledge, and rigorous attitude towards collecting and organizing materials!

There are quite a few flaws. The girl group has an inexplicably large amount of screen time; their personalities are playful and carefree when serious, one moment ruthlessly seeking revenge, the next completely forgiving and forgiving; Xiao Chunan is sexually repressed; and when it's time to level up, I'm out shopping. The advantages include a high level of detail, which brings a certain sense of realism.

The author's previous novel, *War Maiden*, was good in the beginning but had many flaws later on, and the author seems to have a thing for lolis 🤔 This book is a clear improvement over the last one; I'm looking forward to the return to New York storyline. However, the author seems to have a particular fondness for Japan; the protagonist of the previous book, *Valkyrie*, also had a major storyline in Japan.

I found it quite enjoyable, but it's a shame about Yu Yu's book. It was so hard to find the parents, and then it got banned. But I felt that book didn't have that much explicit content, so why was it banned? 😢