[All sweetness, no angst + loyal maid + plot-driven + power progression + feel-good wish fulfillment.]
After transmigrating to a Western fantasy world, he binds himself to a Maid-Raising System.
Lin En opens his eyes to find he has become a bankrupt minor noble. His uncle has seized the family estate, and his talent is the lowest rank, iron.
The only thing of value he has left is the sweet, obedient little maid by his side.
“Master, I’ll work hard and earn money to support you,” Alice says timidly.
Lin En thinks he’ll have to live off her for the rest of his life, until a System notification appears:
[ Ding! Your maid is a Daughter of the Earth. Divine blood flows through her veins, and she possesses an earth-element talent capable of destroying heaven and earth! ]
[ The only problem: she is under a curse and cannot awaken her powers. ]
Lin En looks at the soft, meek little maid in his arms, then at her strength stat, which is over 150 on the System screen.
“Alice, I want to do something a little over the top to you.”
“M-Master?!” The girl’s cheeks flush as steam practically rises from her head.
“Drink this potion.”
[ Ding! Divine blood awakens. The maid knocks a fourth-tier mage out with one punch! ]
From then on
Someone bullies him at the academy? His maid punches them into the wall.
A noble young lady gives him trouble? One look from his maid makes her kneel and call him Master.
The Dark Church plans to sacrifice the entire city? His maid cleaves the undead army in two with a single stroke.
Lin En sits nearby, munching sunflower seeds. “My maid is amazing.”
Everyone loses their minds. “Is that really a maid?! She’s a Valkyrie!”
Then one day, Lin En realizes his feelings for Alice have long since gone beyond the master-and-servant relationship.
And she blushes and whispers
“Master can do anything he wants to me...”
It's been a long time since I've seen such a blunt emotional line. If I didn't write it, I'd add two strokes. If I did, it would just be pure kisses, hugs, and hugs 😄 Everything I didn't write is in my memories.
I wasn't very interested in watching it from the beginning, even a mediocre start would have been better than this.
It's pretty good-looking
History, no need to read the later ones.