I Run Errands in Another World: Just Don’t Let the Destination Be the Demon Lord’s Castle
异世界跑腿：终点别是魔王城啊
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
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It's alright, lighthearted and funny. There are a few minor issues with the details, such as the protagonist being afraid of others finding out about his connection to another world, and constantly using "my world" as a catchphrase, which makes it a bit mysterious. Other things like that could be improved with a few more polished details.
It's good, although the transitions and progression between plot points feel a bit stiff and contrived, but its strength lies in its tight pacing and vivid scenes. The plot is so tight that you can hardly skip chapters; there's almost no filler, and even when there is, it's just some interesting little details, which made me feel a little unaccustomed to it.
I've read about a third of the current chapters. It's alright; the premise is good, the plot framework is good, and the character development is decent. However, the writing itself is rather bland, the characters lack personality, and the background information is lacking. Overall, it feels rather bland, nothing particularly wrong, but also not very engaging. I look forward to the author's further development.
It's lighthearted and enjoyable, but the details about the environment and characters are lacking. If the balance between detail and enjoyment could be improved, it would be even better. It's a Western fantasy story with no major flaws that would make it unreadable.
I personally think it's well-written and worth reading.
Chapter 41 was hilarious! The author is a true sports fan. 🙂
Surprisingly, it's quite good-looking. 🤔
I can't understand math The author honestly asked his cousin Math is so hard!
It looks alright, the plot is tight but a bit bland? Keep it up, author!
Listening to audiobooks is a bit unpleasant; I wonder if it will get better later on. It's boring; even the fight scenes are barely mentioned. It's just like the rambling account described in the comments. Listening to the audiobook makes it even worse. The first chapter says there's no such thing as a spatial ring, but then a spatial magic scroll appears at the Annihilation Dragon's place.