Western Fantasy: Accept the Assassin Lady as Your Personal Maid at the Beginning

It's pretty good, but one thing about the plot of exerting gravity at the banquet could be changed. Those manor maids should be innocent, or they could be replaced by the enemy's remnants or corpses. I think it's best for the protagonist not to involve innocent people when he has the ability.

Very good, the results are not bad, but the character of the male protagonist is a bit difficult to understand. I hope there will be some holes to fill in later. Let me talk about the shortcomings. In fact, there is no need to explain too much about the life stories of the supporting characters. I know the author wants to portray a story without villains, but it would be better to speed up the story. Also, this book has a very poor sense of immersion. Even we readers have no idea about the character or strength of the male protagonist.

Overall it's pretty good, although sometimes I look confused ʔ•̫͡•ʕ It feels like the world view is quite big. God calls the planet where humans live a star, and also imposes tests, and it also involves parallel world lines... Also, the relationship line was too fast, and they fell in love with each other without even describing it in the text. If the protagonist had added succubus attributes, this kind of description would be barely acceptable. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Very good, this book is very interesting.

I hope the protagonist can bring the power of the Abnormal. After all, the Tuner and the Terminator Bird are a perfect match.

Good looking, come on author

It's pretty cool, but I feel like the cuddle plot is a bit inexplicable. How did they get along?

It's really a pity that I couldn't see the end of this book [I almost cried]

It's okay, not bad and interesting [I learned it]

Can you give me an introduction to the skills?

Excellent, not bad, not bad

Always seen as Godwin [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Very good, worth seeing

As soon as I entered the bookshelf, I was convinced [I almost cried]

Now that we have the tuners, what about our little followers?