My Evil Master Plan Is to Go Home and Live Off My Parents

Excellent writing style, familiar style, and three-dimensional protagonist. It reminds me of the Lich. In short, it is a very good western fantasy. It is a bit over the top when it comes to tomatoes👏 Welcome back. Compared with the abstract and funny plots in the past, I have seen a better core. Western fantasy is not the Middle Ages that never advances. I pay tribute to every author who is willing to break the traditional Western fantasy framework. Dumplings are delicious. For this bowl of vinegar-wrapped dumplings, they are even more delicious.

It's beautiful and very imaginative, but the first part is all about the magnificent western fantasy world. I didn't see that the protagonist wants to return to his hometown.

Hey, hey, don't tell me, the writing is indeed... Good, the unique job discrimination jokes are quite tempting, the story line is well written (I hope it's not a harem story, haha), and the touching parts are handled thoughtfully. Be biased toward beauty, and the people you meet must be ignorant of current affairs (can handle things clearly), or not yearn for beauty, or they have certain obsessions: they will forgive people who also have such obsessions. Overall, it's relaxing, and the story is a bit of a rant. It's a good book.

It's a pretty good Western fantasy novel, but it's not the kind that starts from scratch, it's a life-style novel that starts almost to the top. However, there are some small flaws, such as the situation where there are a lot of ambiguous partners but the male protagonist is still in love, and in the finale, he is still in love or just finds a partner and ends with a sense of déjà vu. There are also some points that are a bit insulting to IQ, but as a life-like comedy article, it still covers this point well, so it is still worth reading 👍

The writing is good, the character descriptions can better show the characters' personality traits, and the story does not have jumping narrative situations. However, I hope that the protagonist will not really just want to go home. Even if he wants to go back, it is best to bring a companion who is willing to go with him, or there is a way to frequently travel between the two worlds. In my opinion, any time-travel protagonist who only has the ultimate goal of going home and returns alone is leaving nothing to be bound by, people in a different world, and emotions between things. I hope the author can control these.

It is a very relaxing and funny book with a lot of complaints. It feels like reading a book with big eyes back in the day. The author also has his own style. There are many settings that are familiar but also have the author's own novel ideas. The world view and various settings are quite reasonable and complete. Although it is not popular at the moment, it still has great potential! [Top post]

Not bad, a bit like "Mad Lich" It's pretty good, but not many people read it. There are too few words and it's not enough to read!

It's hard to imagine that no one is interested in such a good book on Tomato

Although it is not a rare first person, there is no big problem. The storyline is well written and the protagonist is well portrayed. However, some things in the background of the story are a bit too bold and I am afraid of being sanctioned by an invisible hand [laughing] By the way, does the author want to write more about the protagonist's previous story, or simply make a prequel? It feels quite interesting. I'll insert a mark first and then see if it's okay.

I think the protagonist really took the wrong path back then. Being a paladin has unmatched willpower.