[Western Fantasy + Invincible + Prodigious Talent + Semi-System + Elves + Multiple Heroines + Cat-Eared Girls + Slow-Burn + Farming + Transported Whole + No Dropped Story + Conquest + Wish Fulfillment]
The protagonist is absurdly handsome, irresistibly attractive to women, and in peak physical condition. In his original world, he could master anything he studied. But after suffering a tragic fate, he has lost all interest in the world and spends every day cooped up at home, numbing himself with games and anime (he’s basically the reader). Having completely lost the will to live, he is accidentally hit by a divine artifact, the Interworld Traversal Gate (a truck), and sent to another world. In this world, the human race is corrupt and the demon race reigns supreme, while elves, dragons, and other races each shine in their own way. Forced to play along, he muddles through life, moving left and right and doing as little as possible. Later, after meeting all kinds of people and experiencing things unlike anything he knew before, his heart begins to waver. Along the way, he meets plenty of cat-eared girls.
Before I knew it, I had become invincible.
A slow start, then pure thrills. The more satisfying, the better.
I have read more than thirty chapters and made an objective evaluation. It is very interesting and funny. The unique author talks through the air. They are all jokes. And the protagonist is really who he is in his mind. It is so perfect. There is no sanctimonious reason, only a solipsistic practitioner. It is not a saint, it is not nonsense, it is not a supervisor, but the pace is really too slow. There is a lot of nonsense in daily life, which drags the rhythm. You can save it and see how you write it in the future.
The writing is still good. It would be better if there were less panel information. I hope the author can take care of our feelings when listening to the book.
It's good to watch, but it's a bit watery at the beginning, but I'm still looking forward to the plot behind it.
Come on, the author is great
Ah, it's not bad, but it's too everyday and a bit boring. I can't stand it anymore, but I still prefer to write about cultivating immortals.
There is nothing wrong with the farming article