As the Only Human, I Have No Choice but to Wear Cat Ears

The group's favorite protagonist, a very classic story about unsystematic lords. The classic time traveler protagonist knows everything about all kinds of knowledge and has great hands-on ability. He relies on the protagonist to enter the industrial age from the tribe. The use of AI-assisted writing makes it more routine and AI-flavored, but it can be used to pass the time.

It's good-looking, and it's considered a masterpiece among Tomato Farming Lords. I haven't seen any poisonous points so far. If you like to watch the group pet lord, don't miss it. The only problem is probably that the author has too little portrayal of the key characters. At present, the only people Muke can talk to are the Bear Girl and the Wolf Girl. Especially the Bear Girl is a brick, which can be moved wherever it is needed. This is a tribute to the legendary 007 Bear Girl. However, this book is my favorite Lord novel I have read on Tomato so far. I wish the author good luck in writing.

Making modern industrial products (description of social situation in cat ears) → The female orc does not understand → Wolf girl/bear girl rescues → A certain orc girl makes a mistake during production → Help at the end (+ description of social situation + wolf girl's jealousy) → Production is successful (the orc is shocked with loving eyes + wolf girl "As long as it is His Highness..., I will definitely...")..., I seem to be stuck in some kind of cycle...

A group of illiterate people built a complete industrial empire in a few years, which is no less than asking apes to use stones to build an aircraft carrier.

I love it. It's very well written. It's our favorite farming style. It also has a main character with a succubus physique and is the only human being. It has all the elements. I like it very much.

The writing of this book is okay, but it's a bit too open (I mean resources, I don't mean to stir up trouble). It's too smooth, and it only happened once in the early stage of industry. If you just abandon your brain for the sake of sweetness, the overall picture is very good. It has a bit of an AI flavor, but there isn't much that can be described. The plot of this book is a bit too flat. Although I don't like it, it's still good (I'm really not trying to pick a fight).

It's not bad, but the AI ​​in the early stage is a bit strong. If you don't look into it carefully, it's pretty good to watch. But it doesn't seem to have specifically explained the plot that the protagonist has fake cat ears. The lion, wolf, and bear were just as if they suddenly found out and weren't surprised at all.

I feel pretty good, except that the pace is a bit faster and the characters are a bit monotonous. It can be considered a good light Western style lord. The rating may be because it just started, it's too low. It should be at least 8.5 And above. Also, the writing is too streamlined, with a sense of modern industrial assembly line production. If the network of characters is written more densely and the characters are shaped more, it shouldn't be a problem to get 9 points.

The structure is clear, the description is objective, the language is rich and interesting, and the pace is not sluggish. The most important thing is that the author updates it five times a day! ! ! ! ! ! ! O>_<o

The writing is quite good, but some things are too idealistic, and many policies cannot be implemented in real life. Also, this world is too low-level, and fighting spirit magic cannot stop sniper rifles. I feel that except for the characteristics of orcs, which are similar to those of primitive society, there are not many fantasy elements, and the characteristics of female heroes are not reflected later. They are constantly developing and so on.