Chemical Dog in Another World

To be honest, is this book good or not? Is it worth reading?

It took me a few hours to read it. It was well written. I just hope that the current humorous style of painting will not be disrupted in the future just because I will be on the big stage. The slapstick atmosphere is great, and there are no bad guys except for some obvious villains. In the middle and later stages, various political pressure struggles will begin... And such developments will probably be impossible to escape. It would be best to minimize this kind of plot of fighting for king and hegemony.

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To be honest, you are acting out of righteousness by giving out red envelopes, and it was all because of someone affiliated with the party. Although there are still votes for you, but. . . . . . Can you understand?

I generally don't comment on novels, but it's a pity that I only commented on them. I hope the author will write good novels in the future. There are three main categories of novels: 1. For example, the protagonist of a novel felt that the power of the system should not be exposed. As a result, the female restaurant owner he had just met coughed after drinking. The protagonist gave her the water from the spring water without even thinking. 2. The protagonist's personality is off-putting, and his personality is not in line with the public's taste. He is most afraid of being a virgin, has no spine, and has a low IQ. The protagonist should be strong and not too entangled in reality. 3. The plot is overwhelming, and there are unbearable surprises in the plot. The plot is not particularly attractive, but at least there are few or no surprises. One little surprise can be resisted, but two or three, there will always be times when it can't be resisted. Let's first check out the y-baby points. Other points will vary from person to person. Visually, this book scored 23 points. Although I didn't see any big thunder, I was quite depressed. Especially the character of the protagonist is worrying. He was so groveling when facing a little baron at the beginning. How can you stand up and protect your inventions when facing higher enemies in the future? Because you can't see the future of the protagonist, this may be the reason why many people abandon it. The biggest highlight of this book is its good logic. I hope the author can write better novels in the future! Also, don't rely too much on reality when designing the protagonist's abilities. If the protagonist is a nerd and has no ability to manage 20 or 30 people, it's just another setback. If the protagonist's ability is so poor, how can he play in the future? What? Will the protagonist grow up? How do I know if I will grow? Is it slow to grow up?

There is no pure thing in the world, why does it not need to be purified in this book?

The protagonist is too purposeful in doing things, which is different from the initial setting. He is obviously a otaku, single, technical geek, etc. He is also not good at words and does not know how to communicate. However, in the later stage, he is shown to be a villain who wants power and wealth. He also does things for private purposes. For example, if he wants to pursue the heroine, he just wants to find someone to protect him and integrate into the world! Ordinary otakus will not have this kind of mentality of getting close to others and taking advantage of others from the beginning. It is not very smooth and contradictory in itself. The author's writing is mindless. The protagonist looks like a successful person and does not want to be an otaku at all!

The writing is okay, reading this book can kill time, come on!! Vote for 14 votes...

After Chen Xiao killed monsters and sold gold coins, why didn't he arm himself, use chemical engineering knowledge to develop the World of Warcraft Forest, and improve Lux's strength level, but he bowed his head in front of the Baron and made Lux lose the face of a bronze warrior? The Baron was afraid of Lux's strength, and Chen Xiao evenly shared the gold coins he and Lux ​​got from fighting monsters. Is all this behavior like showing off wealth seeking death? Without Lux's protection, could Chen Xiao buy and build shops in the town and develop them directly? When Chen Xiao was recruiting a maid, where was Lux? Chen Xiao only relied on homemade detonators to defeat monsters. In this case, he would have been killed by the Baron in the town. How could a despotic baron with more than a hundred guards allow Chen Xiao, a treasurer, to sleep peacefully next to him? Without Lux's help, how could Chen Xiao survive until dawn? These basic ideas are wrong. The villain after fighting monsters is also missing, and some maids appear instead. Chen Xiao's character image is not good, and there is a feeling that he does not recognize people when he gains profits from killing monsters. Then, since the benefits brought by a magical beast are so great, the world system of the other world is very messy, and the settings in many places are not good. Come on, author!

The book is good, but the man's behavior when facing the baron after fighting monsters does not fit with the taste of otherworld novels. What I would rather see is the kind of novel plot in which after defeating monsters, you get gold coins and arm yourself with gold coins to fight against the baron, rather than genres like loli training and maid training.