Elements: Fourth Calamity, sword and sorcery, not overpowered, gradual growth, slice of life and adventure
The story of Xiya, who was reincarnated in another world and had lived there for over a decade before encountering the Fourth Calamity.
Slow-burn plot: After receiving a set of directions, Xiya heads to a city called Blackwater City. There she meets the Fourth Calamity, lives alongside them, and leads them in exploring the truth behind this world.
A friendly warning: The early chapters plant a lot of seeds that are gradually resolved later. The tags are chosen by the System and can't be changed by the author. This isn't a romance novel, though there may be a secondary couple (probably, maybe, possibly, but they won't get much page time). It's not an invincible protagonist, face-slapping power fantasy. The style means there will be a lot of scenes featuring the Fourth Calamity. Even when the female lead isn't on the page, she's everywhere.
There's nothing poisonous about it so far, it looks good. The protagonist is a bit of a tool, preferring group portraits. The city lord who summons players has an abnormal brain circuit, and his system is of no use. He often asks riddles. I don't know why the protagonist has to hide his identity all the time, and the mayor of the bandit town was not killed in the end, and the orcs' provocation was not punished. There are many riddles in the full text. Please be cautious before entering.
It's quite good-looking, and it's a regular fourth natural disaster, but since the perspective is more on the heroine, it's not like other fourth natural disasters where players contribute all the fun. The background of the story is good, the description is smooth, and the players are very fun. But the ending is weird.
Can you give the main character a whole elf?
Good books are non-toxic 😏 I enjoyed reading them
It looks good, the author can recommend more of his books