[Western Fantasy] [Lord] [Farming] [Pokemon] [Dragons] [Evolution] [Character Development]
After transmigrating to another world for over a decade, Loren, who was reincarnated as a slime, learns a powerful skill: Perfect Mimicry.
By devouring other creatures and analyzing their data, he can create entirely identical copies.
He takes on the identity of a noble baron, contracts Pokemon, develops technology, builds up his territory, and grows his power, only to run into one bizarre family.
His eccentric parents love role-playing;
His passionate older brother dreams of becoming the Pirate King;
His shy sister-in-law longs to become a diva;
His shut-in older sister only wants to draw;
His chuunibyou younger sister fantasizes about becoming a dragon knight;
And his deranged fiancée, who drugs him from the start...
Compared to them, Loren, a transmigrator with avatars of a silver-white dragon, a young female mage, and a primordial demon, is practically normal...
Chapter 38 was too poisonous; he died instantly from the poison. 🤮
The main body was found by someone else after only thirty-eight chapters, making it hard to stay calm.
The concept of the spirit insect is quite good, giving it a fantasy farming feel. The male protagonist himself seems a bit pathetic, almost like a background character. Overall, the novel is very good.
A masterpiece, I finished watching it without even realizing it.
Yes, there's no unpleasant plot (in my opinion).
The fairy insect is a very interesting concept.