That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: I Get Stronger Every Time I Die

It's a pretty interesting book, but the system's scolding in the first few chapters slightly affected the reading experience. 🤓👍 It's described as a tsundere girl style, but if you go too far with the insults, all that's left is tsundere. Three parts tsundere and seven parts cuteness is the best. 🤓👆

Author, please, could you please not include images in the plot? If you had used a nice one, that would be fine, but the image you used really ruined the character's image in my mind. Don't you, the author, think the image you used is ugly? Let the readers judge for themselves. There's really no need to use an image to lower the character's image. Everyone has their own interpretation of Hamlet.

Okay, so far there don't seem to be any major problems. Hopefully, the quality will be maintained, otherwise I'll change my rating. The comments section is full of ridiculous comments 🤦🤦. What's wrong with saving people? If you say it's too reckless, what's there to be afraid of with the protagonist's immortality? Besides, he not only increases his strength but also gains favors.

The subject matter is quite novel, and I personally think it's pretty good. There's nothing wrong with explaining the skill settings in more detail, and the overall structure is clear. (Author's note: I don't think it's as bad as some people in the comments say. You really have to read it yourself. Ultimately, everyone has their own taste.)

Not bad, not bad. The protagonist's values are quite normal, and the portrayal of female characters isn't particularly depressing, which is a good thing. The skills are quite appealing, and the short introductions will make the reader's heart feel very happy. Overall, the strength aspect is quite creative, and there aren't many problems reading it. It's definitely a super-sized cup.

Not bad, it didn't offend me. I like protagonists with humanity. And some people want protagonists without humanity? Then go read other stories. What's the point of a bad review? There's always more of this kind of story coming out.

The new book just released its ratings, and 5.2 is definitely too low, considering it's readable. Here are some "controversial" points (spoilers possible): 1. Some readers might not like the female imp system's sharp tongue in the first few chapters. If the author could better portray the female imp's personality, it would definitely be a highlight. 2.

The system scolds you because it loves you. It even gives you a death reward after scolding you! It can't bear to hit you! I really want a system like that where death makes you stronger! System Mom, I love you! Can you come with me? Take me to become stronger, take me flying! I'll be willing to scold you however you want! (Crawling in darkness) (｡••｡)

I thought it would start as a story of becoming a king in the forest, but it turned out to be a romance novel where the protagonist forms a contract with someone at school to become a babysitter.

The game doesn't overpower the characters' abilities; leveling up is rapid upon death, and the skills gained after death are comprehensive and appropriate, which is quite satisfying. As for the plot, it leans towards Japanese Western fantasy, with the catalyst being interactions with the female protagonist, rather than a traditional Dungeons & Dragons-style adventure and leveling-up story.