One Day, I Was Captured by a Hero and Turned into a Slave Maid

A very nice first-person pure love story (with only a little bit of past life settings, you can watch it as pure love), the writing is good, the plot is okay, and it doesn't seem very cliche. The heroine is a bit silly and silly, and the setting is very cute. The original heroine's life experience is also described in detail, and it is developed as the main plot. I hope such a good article can be liked by more people, and I hope the author can always update it [laughter] PS: In fact, most people who have read this book seriously have given this book high marks, but there are always a few sages who don't even read the book and give it low marks just because it is a first-person article or an article about changing a marriage (as shown in the comment area below). For this kind of people, I just want to say, if you don't like watching it, don't watch it. There is no need to come here to leave a negative review before leaving. You can't tell others that beef is not delicious every day just because you don't like it.

It feels a bit like a Japanese novel. The quality is very good on Tomato.

It's beautiful, with a cute and tsundere TS female protagonist paired with a boss-like male protagonist who is not greasy at all, and the author's capable and refreshing writing style. Even in the first person, it is very attractive. For those who like this, it is definitely a fairy grass [admiration]. The slightly unsatisfactory look and feel may be due to the plot design of the encounter between the male and female protagonists in the early stage (the heroine seems a bit too silly, but given that this is a setting, it is barely acceptable). After entering the sweet plot after Chapter 16, the look and feel improved significantly. The charm of the male and female protagonists gradually emerged, and the daily plot was very interesting. The main plot may be a little worse because the story has not yet unfolded, but it is still reasonable.

Lucky for those who like Riqing, the writing is very gentle, the idiot heroine × the Asashi hero, a green plum from the sky (a reunion to be precise?), The protagonist's life experience is handled very cleverly, and the transformation of body and mind is handled very smoothly and logically. The protagonist is silly and cute

The character creation, the delicate writing, and the very delicious Nisaka-style change marriage. Generally speaking, it is more difficult to create a good male protagonist in the change marriage theme, but at present, the male protagonist is still very good, which is commendable. (Although slave-related content can easily be toxic, I always hallucinate about the PTSD brought to me by some seniors, and I keep sweating. But fortunately, there is nothing difficult to accept so far, it is more like a young couple flirting.) In terms of marriage, in terms of deliciousness, the heroine Salia is definitely quite delicious, and the sweet and sour interactive sessions are also full of sugar. Every time, she always makes up her mind with cute and playful little eyes, and talks nonsense in her serious little mouth, which is very cute. But what cannot be avoided next is the series of chemical reactions brought about by the slow pace: after 400,000 words, the heroine is still observing everything passively like a camera, a large proportion of group portraits dilute the scene, and it is difficult for a small number of characters to have good performances because of too long foreshadowing. In terms of appearance, I can feel that the first real Da Gaosi in the plot is still difficult to come online for the time being. There are also a lot of foreshadowings that are difficult to fill in throughout the story and the unavoidable but annoying Riddler link is also always challenging my confidence. Is it really not going to be cut in half... This is not to say that a slow start is definitely wrong, but even on a paid platform with high-frequency updates, it is inevitable that the reading performance will decline, and this may be even worse. Cultivating books may lead to death, but not nurturing books will be very difficult. The slower the pace, the greater the impact. This essence is still unsolvable. In view of the fact that the current content is really limited, and the first big breaking point has not been released yet, I originally wanted to give it a wait and see 4 stars, but if you really die, what will I eat, so I will give it 5 stars. Please don't die, I hope to see Salia reach a happy ending safely. Generally speaking, it is definitely delicious if you eat it directly, but it is really uncomfortable when you quit.

The novel is written in the first person. I have never liked the first person and am not used to it. However, the plot, characters and writing style of this book are quite interesting, allowing me to calm down and read it. It has great potential, but there are currently very few people reading it.

I just wanted to read it for fun, but I didn't expect that the plot design was so thoughtful. I feel that I rarely see books that work hard on plot design on Tomato. The image creation is also very vivid. It is a light novel style, but it is not watery. There are also extras to watch.

The real identities of Mary and Lily, the maid Salia, the sword master Salia, and the saint Saria whose souls were manipulated are unacceptable. Such a sad setting is unacceptable. . . However, it is satisfying to give out so many sweets to the protagonist. In addition, it must have taken a lot of effort to have such a tight plot and such rich character descriptions.

Don't be fooled by the author. The author is not a newbie, he is an outsider.

It's a good quality, first-person Japanese light novel, and it's quite heartwarming (?) So far.