[A general store, no System, a nurturing-focused story. There's only so much room in the blurb, so please read the novel.]
Mecha girls, witch girls, and beast-eared girls, and you call this a legitimate company?!
After Xia Ze transmigrated, all he wanted was to start a small security company and earn enough to get by. But when he put up a recruitment notice, every applicant turned out to be a problem girl!
The silver-haired witch said that if he gave her a bite to eat, she'd even destroy a country for him.
Then there's that tsundere mecha girl. One missile costs 300 million, and she asks me to reimburse her expenses every day?
As for that beast-eared cutie, do you come to work just to enjoy the air conditioning and sneak snacks?
As if that weren't enough, the company's tech team and superpower team are at each other's throats every day.
“Boss! The mecha girl is using my magic circle as a wireless charging pad!”
“Boss! The witch swapped my lubricant for a potion, and now I feel like I'm going to transform!”
Xia Ze held his forehead. “I'm exhausted. I can't handle them.”
He thought they were just a bunch of chuuni kids, but then came their first mission
The mecha girl activated planet-destroyer mode, and the witch summoned a forbidden spell to raze the area.
The client trembled. “Boss Xia, I only wanted you to find a cat. Was there really any need to send out the destruction legion?”
Xia Ze: “...Actually, I can't control them either. Believe me?”
It's a very interesting book, with a classic theme of the House of Everything (I saw chapter 77, I wonder if it will change in the future), and the writing is also very good. But why are all the good books I found seedlings? Can they grow faster 🥰🥰🥰
I have seen 117 chapters so far. Let me talk about the advantages first. It is updated quickly and has a large amount of content. Five chapters are updated in one day, with a total of more than 10,000 words. It is indeed in line with the author's homepage introduction of "a lot of inspiration" 👍 The content is also consistent with the title of the book "Battle Girl", with a lot of writing on the battle part. Then there are some logical problems. As an ordinary person, the male protagonist is just physically stronger and more careful in his thinking. He has no advantage over the four female protagonists. I can't think of any reason for the three of them to be so obedient to the male protagonist, especially the encounter between the beast-eared girl and the male protagonist. How could a person of this strength be bribed just because he can blow the air conditioner? 🤦 The male protagonist is too weak. I suggest you strengthen the male protagonist or make him stand out in some aspects, otherwise he will be of little help in the subsequent battles. Then there are the emotional scenes. I think the label says there are multiple female protagonists, but there is not even a trace of emotional scenes or even a hint of this aspect. I don't know if they will be added in the future (remember to strengthen the male protagonist).
Man, this is the first time I have seen an author with such low popularity but so diligent in updating. To be honest, I think the beginning is quite interesting, but the world view is a bit vague. Is it a pure harem romance work? Will there be such surprises as Green, Lily, and Not a First Time? I'll keep the four stars for now. I quite like this type of novel. I hope it doesn't get too bad.
It looks good. There are currently 40 chapters. Overall, there are no bad points (except that recruiting employees is too simple), and the various power systems are also well integrated. Mainly focusing on Wanshiwu work and daily life of members.
After reading it, there is no emotional line at the beginning. I clicked on it at the end. The overall story is smooth and there is no big knife point. It is a bit similar to a light novel. The writing is really good. The low rating is probably caused by too few people reading it. I hope that book friends who come later can read this book.
The author's writing is good, and the characters are very vivid. It has the feeling of a group portrait, and he integrates different power systems very well. There are also some nonsensical passages occasionally interspersed in the article. It is a work worth reading.
I can read more than 100 chapters, and the content is neither high nor low.
It's okay to read. The first 95 chapters are pretty good. I give it 5 stars.
Very interesting book, worth recommending
It seems like an okay novel, why haven't I rated it yet?