Kamishiro Ye was a computer science student. Following the department's tradition, he was delicate, soft, and handsome. But after a late-night accident forced him to flee the scene, he ended up in another world.
Although women ruled this world, the usually well-behaved Kamishiro Ye managed to adapt. Then, at the end of an ordinary day, everything changed on his way home from school.
"Monsters" appeared. At the crucial moment, Kamishiro Ye was chosen by the spirit Yomiko, who lived inside the Light Magic Stone, and defeated the monster. He was forced to become a hero.
But as an ordinary person, Kamishiro Ye knew nothing about meditation or cultivation. To avoid being killed by monsters, he had to accept the mysterious little... objective Yomiko proposed, in exchange for providing her with magic power and getting the chance to grow stronger.
Yomiko: "Do your best, Hero! You absolutely mustn't fall into darkness at the hands of the monsters!"
Kamishiro Ye: "I'm only doing this to complete the objective and get magic power. How could I enjoy doing something like this!"
The male protagonist of this book is very aggrieved. The introduction talks about being corrupted by monsters. In fact, it is not about the monsters but the system. The male protagonist is given tasks by the system in order to kill monsters. The system sends tasks that you know, but the male protagonist is forced to accept them. The further I read, the more aggrieved I feel. The male protagonist is treated as a human being by the system, but the system does not treat the male protagonist as a human being. The main character used it for fun. Judging from the first task, the system can set tasks at will, but later on, it set the kind of tasks. This feeling of not equal treatment made me feel that the male protagonist was very frustrated. The male protagonist wanted to be a brave man for him, but he sent some malicious tasks to make the male protagonist continue to lower the bottom line. He said that the tasks were not forced to be completed, but in fact he knew that the male protagonist It is impossible not to take it, and there are not many emotional scenes. The development of the male protagonist and other female protagonists also depends on these tasks. Overall, I feel that the male protagonist is a puppet, a puppet played by the system. Whether it is to contact Yuxue to fight monsters, or to contact Cai because of the task, or to try to distance himself from Yixue because of the task, all of this is Yep, in my opinion, the male protagonist is really a thoughtless person. He doesn't care whether he wants it or not. When the system finds him inexplicably, he accepts the ending in 0.1 Seconds without any feeling of surprise. When he is corrupted by the system, he has no resistance at all. Should we say that the male protagonist has the mentality of a born virgin??? I feel sorry for a system, but the system treats it as a puppet 🤦 Change it to two stars. This kind of book is for the audience. The male protagonist can't be more aggrieved. The rhythm of the whole book is controlled by the system. The system doesn't care whether you want it or not. You will do it if you know the tasks assigned to you. This is a bit abusive. In my eyes, the male protagonist is just a toy to be played with at will in front of the system.
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No meal replacement, a bit exciting
This book is interesting🥰
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