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This isn't a mindless fantasy novel; the protagonist himself is aware of his strength. While his vigilance is excessive, in an environment like the Elden Ring where even stray dogs could kill a demigod… I find this vigilance rather interesting. 😏

Good, very good. I finished it in one go. There were basically no bad points. The main character is about outsmarting thin air. Even those who have never played the Elden Ring can easily read it, which is a plus. But how will the plot unfold? If it continues to rely on wits and battles with thin air, it will lead to reader fatigue, which will put the author to the test. So far, both the writing style and the plot are very good.

There are very few works on this theme, so I'm giving the author five stars. One suggestion is that the protagonist might be a little too biased towards Xingxing and overly cautious of others. The story begins with Xingxing being accepted so quickly, yet the author is so wary of everyone else – is there some kind of conspiracy?

@Mosburger Holy crap!!! This is so damn satisfying to write!!! More chapters needed!!! Why are there only forty-something chapters?! Update now!!! I want to read more!!!

I just want to know what Xingxing does? How does she advance the plot? Will she stay with me all the time? Is she like someone who raises a daughter?

In some places, the vigilance is excessive, feeling like vigilance for the sake of vigilance.

Welcome back to the great King of Elden, to his loyal borderlands! 😏

It's well-written, except the protagonist is overly cautious, but at least it's not mindless. I'll add the last star when it's finished. 🍉😘

Well written 👍, I hope it doesn't stop.

It's quite interesting, but the protagonist is even more cautious than cautious and brave.