I'm Not the Protagonist! I Just Want to Go Back to Earth!

It's quite interesting. The emotional line is well written. If there is a single heroine, I would prefer to see his jealous reaction due to the heroine's elf character. However, the three heroines I have seen so far all have a tendency to like the protagonist. It feels like the other two heroines can be used to trigger pleasant events such as the elves becoming jealous. It's similar to a royal palace and two other people who have evil intentions towards the male protagonist. But it's best not to cut it off or marginalize it, and let it depend on how the author writes it.

The first volume is indeed very interesting. I thought the second volume would be a continuation of the first volume, but it turned out to be a prequel 😢. What I wanted to see was the romance between the protagonist and the heroine 😠. Overall, I am still willing to give full marks to the first volume.

It's pretty good-looking, with some funny elements thrown in, but the main character has always been powerless.

WC found gold in the stone. It is a more traditional adventure novel about another world, but the author's writing style is excellent and the rhythm is tight. It should be a standard 9 points.

I finally had a good bite. It's a more traditional Western fantasy, but the author has a good grasp of it.

It's a well-written novel, but the author is not good at writing about resourcefulness. If you want to find faults in this aspect, there are still a lot of faults.

Well written, please update quickly

Niche boutique, suitable for those who like traditional Japanese and non-cool literature