Tales of Starfury Valley

From the front, I feel that there is nothing wrong with it. The protagonist setting is a relatively classic invincibility and unawareness, and the cognitive filter setting will make you feel fresher and more interesting, but don't take the perspective of others (how can the little Lolita Lili be a skeleton 😏) The world setting is probably a Western weirdo with some weird additions. If you are coming to Stardew Valley and you can only get a little bit of it, you can try it first to see if it suits your taste. Is the writing style humorous and relaxed? It feels quite complicated, but unexpectedly it blends together very well to my taste.

Brother Meng, I am the author of this book, Ai Qiankou. Now the book has been serialized for 100,000 words, and some of the most basic aspects of worldview setting have been laid out. I have a question to ask brother Meng for his opinion. Su Xing's powerful MOD ability can pollute the underlying "information" of monsters, making these monsters look like beautiful girls in his eyes. The Mod ability will also block all behaviors beyond Su Xing's cognition, making them ineffective. For example, the skills used by monsters against Su Xing only have special effects and no damage. But in the eyes of the aborigines of this world, these strange monsters are still the same as they were before. Suli is just a skeleton, and Feiye is a blood-sucking monster covered with hair. Book friends should have noticed these settings. Okay, now the question is, will Su Xing's MOD affect the vision of the indigenous people in this world? For example, Suli will gradually grow flesh and blood, and eventually everyone will be able to see her lolita form. Feiye's hair will fall off, and her facial features will become softer, turning into a girlish form. If this is going to change, then I will start laying out my pen now. Of course, I personally prefer to let these weird things be as they are, and I try to write welfare stories from Su Xing's perspective. As for what the aborigines saw, Brother Meng can imagine it for himself, so I won't go into details. What do you think? Finally, please allow me to shamelessly give my book a five-star rating [laughing]

I am thinking hard,,,,, and I understand that the protagonist is a green-skinned person and he is the chosen green-skinned person. [Note] It's good-looking, interesting, and the author is active. I'm just waiting to open up a readership and tease the author.

It's quite interesting. The object that the protagonist identifies will change from the underlying logic, which means that the weird things that other people see are actually texture errors.

Anyway, by the end the author was immersed in his own art and couldn't extricate himself. This should be the reason why the ratings are now divided into two levels.

When I think about how difficult the real world is from a warm perspective 😏 😏 I feel excited, it's pretty good, I'll give it a try.

Trivia: The author is human

Come on, flaws are understandable. After all, I have tasted countless poisonous weeds. At least for now, this subject seems very new to me. Very well written too.

It looks okay, and I feel like I can lean against the yandere in the back. The twisted and morbid love of the monsters is really exciting!

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