Heroine, Stop Reading Too Much Into This. I’m Really Not a Royal Big Shot

What's curious is that every time the protagonist fails to show off, everyone wants to have a friendly spar with him, but he always just throws a small ball that turns into a smoke bomb, leaves a harsh remark, and that's it. "See you next time, grudges are settled," he says, and then the cycle repeats itself: failing to show off, throwing a smoke bomb, leaving a harsh remark, and the NPCs' grudges are settled.

The two books I read before were by the same author as the one above, featuring the same type of male protagonist—the kind of male protagonist I like. In Japan, a man who doesn't want to kill, but whose target dies due to various accidents, throws Japan and the assassin world into chaos.

It's well-written and enjoyable, but there's just too little of it. The author needs to increase the update frequency! With so few updates, not many people will read it, and some might even start waiting for more readers to finish the book, which will negatively impact your readership.

Urban fiction with no flaws, worth reading. It's an abandoned project, run away!!!

It's basically a clone of Dihua's Dragon King, only this time it's the people's Dragon King. It's quite enjoyable to watch without thinking too much; I personally found it quite interesting.

The writing is decent; I've read up to chapter 48 so far. The protagonist's behavior and thoughts aren't sleazy, the plot is fairly good, and there are almost no major flaws. It's worth reading. 😄

Just avoid writing about jealousy and rivalry; give it a more rustic, digging-the-ground feel.

I hope you update frequently; it's very interesting and creative.

The angle is quite novel; works that blend multiple genres are difficult to write. It's good that the author has managed to avoid conflicts between the different genres. The plot's satisfying elements are also decent. I look forward to seeing the complete work.

The tiger-headed earthworm with its tail is super cute, I recommend watching it.