Too Many Rookie Transmigrators

I feel that the author is very good at writing, and seems to want to create a non-Long Aotian type of character, and even hopes to witness some stories from a third-party perspective, but many emotional lines are left out, which seems to pave the way for possible subsequent transformations.

It's quite interesting (meditation), and those who are used to watching Nikki should be able to watch it. The protagonist is considered a good person among normal people, and his character is not bad. You may say that he has good luck, but it feels quite erratic. The strength does not seem to be very strong, but it is enough at this stage. The secret of the protagonist should be revealed later

Not bad. At least the relationship between the characters is quite interesting so far. From the perspective of the minor characters, although the protagonist must have some background, but the little revelations and constant display are also a part that must be appreciated. I want to see the protagonist continue to deal with various special characters, so go for the author [please update]

It looks good, I can only say it suits my taste. If there were so many women in other novels, the male protagonist must have included them in his harem long ago. In this novel, there is no such thing. They are just friends with them, but I don't know about it later. I have only read more than 200 chapters.

It's a rare type of writing about the customs and customs of another world, and it also has a very retro light novel flavor. I like it so much! However, there are some problems with the part where Aina pretends to be her girlfriend. The length is too short, and it has little impact on the development of the plot, making it a bit useless.

It's a comfortable read, somewhere between a different world travelogue and a light novel. It's just that the pace in the early stages is a bit slow, and there are hidden dangers in the emotional line. Unless the protagonist has someone he likes, the current performance is a bit too saintly and gentlemanly.

Japanese-Western fantasy style, perfect characterization, compact plot, and reasonable logic. The first few chapters were a bit uncomfortable with this style, but the subsequent chapters are very good. The author has a very mature grasp of the relationships between the characters in the book, which is quite rare. Also: I feel like the title of this book doesn't quite fit.

Interesting content and a retro feel

A light novel about daily adventures. The writing style is very comfortable. However, sometimes the male protagonist is too temperamental, and the princess should be punished. She wants to make the male protagonist a slave. This is a small point that I can't accept. The emotional line in the front is a bit unacceptable. It is purely the male protagonist doing a favor for others, but I think the cat girl leader is great. It wasn't until Chapter 94 that there was any real news about the male protagonist's previous experiences and relationship lines. The protagonist was a bit screwed up by the Japanese, and the ending was a bit speechless.

There are more and more holes being buried, but it's a bit uncomfortable not to fill them in. I'm afraid it won't look too good to fill them all at once, right? Overall, it's pretty good. It's probably from the third grade to the second grade.