Dungeon Crusade, Let the Princess and I Compare

It's quite interesting. The protagonist is a reckless man. If you don't mind entering because he is older, the protagonist's strength has grown rapidly. He hasn't encountered any desperate situation for the time being. It's relatively relaxed. Good luck, author. I would like to make a suggestion. I feel that the chapters should be separated. The author only has 5,000 words per chapter. If it were another book, it would already be 50 words. For some people, they would not want to read it. After all, there are few chapters and if you don't look at the word count, you will feel that you need to read it. This is why I didn't read it at first and then read the word count.

It feels good to read along the way, and I can see that the author wants to write down-to-earth adventures in other worlds and the process of ability improvement. It is very comfortable for someone like me who likes to slow down, but those who like refreshing writing may need more patience. It will grow very quickly later on

The book is good, and those who like reading Japanese light novels will probably like it, both in terms of the story rhythm and the sense of excitement. But it is precisely because of this that readers who are accustomed to the style of online writing will not be comfortable with it. It is not a problem with the book, but a problem with the style. The basic settings, human interactions, political ecology, etc. Are all full of light novel style. The attitude towards nobles and the like is also the feudal approach in Japan. It does not have the sense of overlooking that Ningyou has. The protagonist is a typical light novel male protagonist, but the old one is not the loser now.

I was able to find a decent Japanese light novel on Tomato. Sure enough, Rotten Tomatoes has everything. However, although it is a Japanese light novel style, the protagonist does not have many shortcomings of Japanese protagonists. But it's not like a Chinese light novel. Overall, the taste of Riqing is still a bit too strong. (￣ェ￣;)

A very classic Japanese light novel. The protagonist is the classic Asashi male protagonist, and he has a middle-aged personality that is easy to avoid causing trouble.

The writing is crisp and smooth overall, but it is very comfortable to read. The male protagonist is like a ruthless brushing machine. The most important thing is that there are a lot of updates every day. I look forward to the follow-up development. The update is discontinued, which is a big problem, because the content of this book is actually quite bland. It can be given an inflated score due to the large number of updates, but it is a bit unacceptable for eunuchs. The content later on is quite repetitive, so you literally have to go to various places to get copies. Just looking at the first part, the real level is about 4 stars. If I keep this pace and finish writing, the rest will be very boring and I can only give 3 stars, unless there is something new and explosive, but there is no rest.

Chapter 58 is in progress. It is a rare Japanese light novel. There is no clear cheat but it is obviously growing very fast. Unfortunately, it still follows the old savior route, and it is pure physical shield battle. There is only one medium and long-range shock wave skill, and there is no manufacturing skill at all... What a pity... If you can write well and dare to write in this environment, please support me with 5 stars.

It's not bad, but it's easy to tell that he's a novice. The psychological description and narration are a bit poor. It's recommended to remove the brackets and mix it into the narration. You can add a new paragraph. This will make it more comfortable to watch. Some people will pick this kind of thing, so try to avoid it.

A traditional Japanese maze novel, but the writing is okay. Come on!

Although there doesn't seem to be anything very amazing about it, to be honest, it makes me happy. The story of a Chinese-thinking protagonist in a Japanese-style adventure world