Doraemon: My Affinity Talent Is Off the Charts!

It's good. I actually came here initially because of the multiple female leads, and I thought it would be the kind of erotic plot. But it was completely different. The female lead's affection is gradually built up in daily life, and the daily life is also very comfortable. It doesn't feel like the original version with a character forced in. The story nodes are the same, just with an extra character. It's written very naturally, and it's just the protagonist's story.

It's well-written, just my style! Haha! I just hope the author can add dozens more female leads, and while the romantic storylines with other female characters can be less detailed, they can't be absent (I hope there are two on Earth, and one on each of the other planets). The future timeline can be explored more creatively. Finally, please don't stop updating; ideally, it should reach a thousand chapters.

This is a very gentle book, imbued with childhood memories and longing. Its affinity for the dimensional world, in my view, seems to be the process of a "mature" elementary school student exploring the world—both logical and imaginative, perfectly interpreting our childhood fantasies about the Doraemon world. The added elements, however, don't lose sight of its essence—a fairytale feel.

I always write books that are at least a million words long and completed on time, so you don't need to worry about me abandoning them. The author guarantees that from the time this book is recommended until its completion, I will update at least 6,000 words daily. If the data is good, I will add more chapters. I will not stop updating, so please feel free to follow along.

I hope that Shinno Yume will leave after teaching the protagonist; I feel that's too much. Sigh, there's nothing I can do. Other Doraemon movies are either not good, or they have too many female leads, making it feel like sexual repression.

The author's daily writing is quite good. If you want to read this book, it's best not to listen to the audiobook; read it directly, attentively, and quietly. Then you can appreciate the peaceful and serene atmosphere. Uh, the movie version was a bit too formulaic, like a typical Doraemon story.

It's alright, but the essay-like style is too prominent, which makes me a little uncomfortable (too many descriptions of scenes and emotions make the scenes seem hazy and not quite in line with the characters). This essay-like style makes the protagonist seem too passive and detached (making the protagonist seem too isolated from the world). It falls into the category of things I can't get used to (if you like essays, you'll probably like it more). Keep up the good work, author! 👍

The plot is quite interesting; I love reading these kinds of simple yet heartwarming slice-of-life stories! And the occasional thrilling adventure is really nice! It has both heartwarming slice-of-life moments and youthful, adventurous excitement—it's fantastic! It's just a shame the updates are too short; it's not enough at all. Please update more often, and I hope you don't stop updating!

The protagonist's personality seems acceptable, with no major issues. He doesn't follow the clichéd plot and has his own ideas. The writing is also very good, avoiding rambling or filler. Overall, it's a very good read. I hope the author speeds up the pace; I'm looking forward to more updates.

The only downside is that the main character's height didn't need to be so tall; being the same height as Xiaoshan would have been perfect. Reading the novel always makes me imagine the scene, and just thinking about it makes it seem like an adult is leading a bunch of kids. Gian is so tall because he's fat; he looks strong, but you can still tell he's a child.