Aren't Light-Type Users Supposed to Be Beautiful Girls?

It's super good! It has a short-form sword-fighting feel to it. It starts with questioning and skepticism. Even though the soldier has already said it's a light-elemental character, the woman still questions it and won't let the man touch the awakening stone. And then the protagonist's previous incarnation was a pig. It's so well-written!

Light-based attacks remind me of the final prism in Terraria; that one was really cool.

I suggest you read the latest chapter of this book, remove it from your bookshelf, and then try to find it again a few months later. I saw it again, but it's getting less and less interesting.

Yo-ho, I love this kind of twisted and insane literature! [Staring emoji]

Sure, sure, it's awesome from the start without suppressing combat power.

"That's great!" Jiang Zhenbang immediately seized the opportunity: "I'll be a waiter who serves tea and water, I don't want a salary, as long as I can learn from you at any time, humbly ask for your advice, see how you conduct meetings, what you talk about and do every day, I think it will be a very enlightening and educational thing!"

It's a bit crazy, but still readable; pure light novel. Not recommended for those who prefer serious reading.

I'm starting to lose my composure. I don't know why, but it's just kind of funny.

It has a kind of unspoiled, old-fashioned literary beauty, but it's still a bit overwhelming in terms of combat power; there's been hardly any cultivation progress in over a hundred chapters, and it's still only at the first level.

To be honest, this seems to be more of a slice-of-life story with very little combat.