From the Start, I Caught a Little Monster Girl and Put Her to Work!

Finally tied up with the latest chapter. Emmmm, let me tell you briefly, this book is a standard Japanese light novel, and the writing is surprisingly good. The first 1.5 Stars are for the extremely delicate emotional description. The protagonist Si Li looks lazy and venomous on the outside, but has a unique gentleness and sense of responsibility in his heart. This contrast is extremely successfully created. His interaction with the "female imp" Crow Tengu Xiaoxu is very interesting. Their daily bickering is noisy and cute, but at critical moments, you can feel the strong bond between them. The fear and struggle of the new characters, as well as the pure and clumsy care, are all written in a real and touching way, allowing people to deeply immerse themselves in their emotions. Even the supporting characters have their own charms. The cold and righteous demon slayer Bai Ye, the mysterious nine-tailed fox guest, etc. Are all impressive. 2 Stars for the plot, which is smooth and full of suspense. From the daily relaxed cafe operation to the sudden involvement in the weird "countdown" incident, the transition is natural and unobtrusive. The world view setting is clear and interesting, the "emotional energy" setting runs throughout, and the coexistence and conflict between monsters and humans is very realistically depicted. The mysteries are layer upon layer, making people eager to know the follow-up development. The battle scenes are concise and powerful, the daily parts are warm and interesting, and the rhythm is very well controlled. The last 1.5 Stars are given to the author's writing style and writing style. The writing style is very comfortable, the daily parts are humorous and cute, and the tension can be quickly filled up at critical moments. The overall reading is very smooth. The quality is quite good, and I didn't feel like I couldn't read it at all. In short, this is an excellent work with excellent characters, gripping plot, delicate emotions, and interesting settings. If you like the warm healing style of "Natsume's Book of Friends" and the relaxed and interesting dialogue and settings of the "Monogatari" series, then this book is quite good.

Very good, because I wrote it [note]

Ahhhh, Laoqing, you are a coo, hakimi, oh, north and south mung bean, ah, sigana, ah, yaku, a spy, a warlord, you can be assigned to Warhammer 4K, well written 😊, thank you! Lao Qing has really come full circle! 💕

It's not bad, it's a light novel style, but there are some minor flaws and some problems with the characters. For example, the male protagonist is a person who is afraid of trouble, has a vicious tongue, and is a little gentle. He is said to be afraid of trouble, but the method of solving the incident caused even greater trouble. When he was threatened and attacked by a courier, cookies and other things were spilled on the floor. The following article did not describe whether to clean up. Cleaning + Byakuya and Crow Tengu did not report the trouble immediately after they returned. Then I personally feel that it is better for the heroine to have more than one female protagonist. After all, there are currently ambiguous tendencies such as Xiaoxu, Xiangzi and Deng.

Very good novel, and I like you ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up

Mud oyster, Woxi fantasy mud

Multiple heroines or single heroine? Looking at the profile, it doesn't look like it's single

It looks good and suits my taste.

Come on, author, keep writing.