When Li Fan, a shut-in obsessed with collectible figures and model kits, accidentally transmigrates to a sword-and-magic world, he finds himself as a harmless blue slime with a pitifully low level. He's completely stunned. Fortunately, he retains his human mind and knack for snark, and awakens an overpowered ability: [Mimicry of All Things]!
With this one-of-a-kind talent, the cute-looking, physically immune slime embarks on an extraordinary path where “anything can be imitated.” From struggling to survive by mimicking rocks and branches to gradually unlocking the sharpness of weapons, the toughness of armor, and even the dazzling effects of magic, Li Fan keeps pushing the limits of his ability with his wild imagination.
Accompanied by Alice, a kindhearted and scatterbrained young priestess, and Barton, a seasoned but unlucky mercenary, this “shape-shifting blob of jelly” travels from the forest to the towns, breaks into the royal capital, and even infiltrates the Demon King's castle. With his weakest-looking exterior, he plays the pig to eat the tiger, outwitting powerful foes with an endless array of transformations and solving all kinds of mind-boggling problems.
When the final crisis arrives and the Demon King descends upon the world, who would imagine that the key to victory is a normally floppy little slime? Watch Li Fan, under the gaze of countless people, push his mimicry to the limit and take the form of a legendary artifact, delivering a fatal “waist” strike to the arrogant Demon King from an angle and in a manner no one could ever expect! This is an otherworldly adventure about the weakest monster growing into a legendary “man of a thousand faces,” filled with contrast, wild imagination, laugh-out-loud comedy, and passionate battles!
Speaking of which, could the protagonist be like Zeta Gundam? Possessing numerous split versions that could fuse together to form a Gundam. Honestly, if the protagonist had the ability to split, it should be possible. After all, he could possess the properties of any substance, assembling his body like building blocks.
So far, so good. Judging from the protagonist, the author seems to like organizing data. It is very satisfying to collect new world information, list it, organize it and store it. 🤦 The time of this book is slower, there are more things, and the protagonist thinks a lot. It gave me a feeling that the protagonist is really busy all day long. This is a feeling that few books can give me.
I like the protagonist's conscience; it might be a minus for others, but it's a plus for me.
Chapter 31 might be a bit confusing, but I really liked its other strengths, so I gave it full marks. The rest of the story is very enjoyable.
I personally quite like it. I don't know if the author has played "Round Evolution Theory" on Orange Light, which is also about slimes. Although it's not the same storyline as the one the author wrote, I still hope the author can refer to some of its settings (magic network, World Tree, interdimensional gate, various elemental life forms evolving from slimes, etc.).
There are very few authors who write about protagonists who are more realistic like this. Keep it up, author!
This book seems to be a pretty good adventure novel, it's just a pity the updates are too slow, please update more often.
It's a bit slow-paced, which might be why there aren't many viewers yet. By the way, will the main character turn into a human?
It's good. The author can portray the protagonist as an idealist, while the others, except for the companions, can be realistic; otherwise, everything feels like a dream.