In the Middle Ages, I Created an Elf From the Start
人在中世纪，开局捏出精灵
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- Ongoing
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- 669k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
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- 5mo ago
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This score is well-deserved. It takes skill for the author to write a male-oriented novel that tastes just like a female-oriented palace intrigue novel. I feel like the author is the kind of person who would travel to ancient times and become an emperor, and would treat the harem struggles as a form of entertainment, like watching a palace drama.
"The Story of a Loser Who Traveled to Medieval Europe, Became a Creator, and Lived as an Equal with His Creations, and Even Had Romantic Relationships" It's great! Everyone should check it out! 😋
Raise fantasy-themed wives in the Middle Ages and become a Pokémon Master! Collecting different types of wives is awesome!
Keep it up, it looks good! If you maintain this level, it should be able to get a rating of 9 or higher. There's too much slice-of-life content, the male protagonist lacks ambition, and the synthesis process is incredibly slow. Even showing a few failed attempts would be awful; it feels like he's only synthesized less than ten items in several months, including the failed ones.
It's good. The plot would be more intuitive if it were divided into volumes. Each volume could have a main female character, or even multiple characters, to avoid some becoming invisible later on. Also, without a road trip, staying in one place all the time makes it difficult to write things like resource gathering or the girls' backgrounds.
It's alright, the idea is quite good. It's a web novel set in a medieval mythological world without magic, and it's the kind of story that makes you nostalgic for Angel E-Company. The female characters I specifically looked for are probably all must-reads in Western fantasy; there are currently three, and the mass-produced grunts are also there. I'm curious about what will happen next.
The content quality is quite good. The setting is medieval Europe in another world without supernatural powers. The second female lead is well-developed. The problem with the first female lead is her personality. Rather than being an orphan raised in the church, she is more like a spoiled, possessive young lady. However, overall, it is very good.
So far it's very good, I hope it gets better and better. Also, could you please stop calling the male lead "boss"? It's too distracting!
I really like this everyday feeling; the protagonist creates things slowly, unlike some other books where monsters wreak havoc on the world. It has a kind of simple, understated beauty.
The writing is above average, the plot is coherent, the characters are well-developed, the theme is fresh, and a few humorous lines occasionally pop up amidst the otherwise serious writing. Overall, it's a very good book, and I hope you'll continue to improve and do even better.