I haven't finished it yet, but it's a heartwarming and funny book, and the writing style is also that of a Japanese light novel, so it's suitable for reading when you're relaxing.
Compared with the previous book, the only shortcoming is that the copy of the final battle did not particularly arouse emotions. It feels slightly lacking, but it is still good. She is a rare true evil and chaotic heroine who acts willfully and wantonly. She is not a perfect "heroine", but I like this cute little devil.
How can I put it? It is a very Japanese western fantasy light novel. If you can eat the good-for-nothing beauty princess and the psychotic devil king, you can take a bite. It is better written than most CPs of the same type on the market.
The writing style is not outstanding among Nippon movies, but it can only be said that it is very interesting. It is the type of male protagonist that appears in Nippon movies, plus the dead-eye eyes to complain about the heroine. The advantage is that the world view and magic system are very carefully constructed. The disadvantage is that each dungeon is uneven, and some dungeons are so boring that they want to sleep.
The author's hard work in carefully conceiving the copy is worth recommending and encouraging. The first few copies were average, but you can feel the author's seriousness, and it seems that he is constantly improving. If you like Western fantasy, don't miss it!
It is also a light-hearted and enjoyable novel written by Western Fantasy, but it is a trap. The writing is relatively smooth, and there is nothing particularly embarrassing about it, so I put it in. If you like it, you can take a look!
Not finished? Tricked
The heroine seeks the true story in a false world that constantly reincarnates. The writing style of the light novel is very delicate, and the emotions are described very delicately. The Demon King and the Hero each have their own characteristics. They are not just supporting characters. They are worth reading.
It seems like a funny story about the gods and their followers, and the evil chaos is full of bgbl stew. But when combined with the next book, this book is actually a complete tragedy, full of blood, tears and betrayal. It is not a kindness to stop the story here.
The follow-up story of the Dark Temple, the road of self-rescue for mortals. How can I put it, it's funny, but I just felt complicated after watching the prequel...
Traditional Western fantasy literature. If you are tired of "post-me" literature, you can change your taste. The worldview structure is serious and rigorous, and it is a traditional drama.
It's not finished, it's a trap.
I read a book a long time ago. What I still remember is that the seemingly harmonious and beautiful "brainless and unhappy" adventure combination ended in a rather unexpected ending. The heroine only really entered the world in the second episode. The first episode is more like modern people falling into the light-hearted mentality of otome games. You can see the shadow of some Japanese light novels.