[Urban daily life] + [Urban high martial arts] + [Romance with a single heroine] + [Slow burn]
When a being has had a certain idea drilled into it from the moment it gains intelligence, and the voices of those around it keep reinforcing that belief as it grows, it will see it as the truth until the day it dies.
Cheng Shu had transmigrated to a world that was both similar to and different from Earth. As someone who benefited from the policies in place, he hadn't cared about any of this.
That is, until he met an elf girl who seemed not to have been brainwashed by humanity, and the two of them became entangled in a fateful relationship...
"Hello. Do you remember saving a starving white fox on West Mountain ten years ago with a plucked wild chicken?"
"Uh... I remember. Are you that fox, here to repay me?"
"Heh. I'm the chicken!"
"You little rascal, take this sword!"
This novel has a full outline and is entirely handwritten by the author, not AI-generated. Read with confidence.
The author said: This book has an outline and is purely handwritten. Please feel free to consume it. The early Blue Star chapter will have a lot of daily content centered on "development, upgrading and making money" and "interaction between male and female protagonists", with "contradictions" and "funny stories" driving the plot. In the later period, the protagonist's background will be mature. In the second volume, he will move from the "Blue Star Perspective" to the "All Day Camp Perspective" and enter the alien world to open up the battlefield. At that time, the plot will be narrated around "conflicts of ideas", "dilemmas" and "camps", and there will be a lot of exciting battle plots. Another most important point: don't troll this book if you don't like it. There are thousands of Tomato novels out there, and you can always find one you like. Please don't waste your time being a troll on a book you hate.
Looking at it now, at least it's pretty good. It should be silly, and the heroine is well written. At least I can still watch the plot now, and it's not like the left and right brains fighting each other. Finally, my first book review 😄