Needless to say, the author is lucky to be able to survive even if he likes to play games. It's easy, doesn't use your brain, and doesn't have any sense of female orientation, but it doesn't make me feel uncomfortable just watching it.
The gender ratio is slightly touching. The plot has a bit of a traditional upgrading flow, but there are actually no uncomfortable plot points. Some of the processing is a little bit intellectually depressing, but it's fun to watch. The heroine is a super scroll king.
This author has written a lot of strong women. He has a lot of imagination and interesting writing. The disadvantage is that the ending is not very good and often gradually becomes inflated.
The author has no intention of changing the words. In the recent chapters, I feel that the heroine has become a bit of a villain, and she has always protected the Chinese. I am really afraid that they will bully the heroine and then kill others to scare the monkeys and change things.
It's cute, the heroine is very smart, and the plot is warm enough, but the progress is very slow. The problem is that for the extremely smart heroine, I actually hope that more inventions and creations will be more practical, and writing about cat games feels a little bit nonsense (maybe because I am also a heavy gamer and feel that this game is not very realistic)
Obviously I quite like the heroine. However, there is not enough writing about management, but more about fighting and conspiracy. In the early stage, the heroine is very strong and in control. In the middle stage, the heroine did not manage her own shelter well, so she suddenly became majestic. This really makes the heroine's charm drop, and the left and right brains are fighting each other in the early stage.