My Other World Is a Bit Cute

Chapter 5 felt like the author was very far-fetched in order to create conflict. Question: What should you do if you have a Star Mage under your command but his overall strength is far inferior to other lords? Answer: Then try to show the existence and powerful strength of the Star Mage, so that others will have scruples. The price paid to defeat the Star Mage is too high, and the benefits of a mine are not enough, so it will be impossible to fight. It is the same as the current world structure. The protagonist hides the Star Mage, and then it is estimated that the lord will send out a bunch of high-level knights and so on. Then the protagonist must let the mage take action to annihilate the knights on the opposite side. Then the question arises. Question: It was originally possible to reconcile and resolve the issue by just putting down the rhetoric, but now that the lord has lost a group of knights and lost face, is it okay if he doesn't want to fight in order to convince the crowd? Answer: It's okay if you don't want to fight now. Otherwise, wouldn't it mean that the earl bowed to the baron? How can he convince the public? Will other nobles listen to him in the future?

I will always like Chedoli. JPG

Damn, Levi is everywhere. He can be called the Stallion Emperor. There are hundreds of Crystal Palace protagonists named Levi.

This is not a Hearthstone fan (feeling helpless) As for physical cards, I haven't touched Yu-Gi-Oh for many years, and I've never touched Magic: The Gathering. As for Gwent... You can tell by the title. I have played it a few times, but I feel that it is not as entertaining as Hearthstone. That's why I wrote the physical card Hearthstone (laughs). Let me say it one last time, this is not a Hearthstone fan, not a Hearthstone fan, not a Hearthstone fan (if you hear something important, say it three times).

I hope that the first word spoken by the protagonist in the article will not appear. This is an embarrassing word. I almost wanted to abandon the article when I saw it. How do you feel about the protagonist's inexplicable mother-in-law?

So just ignore the other elves?

When I saw the second battle, I wanted to make a complaint. In order to start with the secondary character, the mage did not fight from a distance but had to get close and then flash before starting the fight. This is not an anime. The expressiveness of the novel is different. There is also a second flash (can this flash be infinite?). Why do you have to get up close and taunt, then sneak attack and then retreat? It is a bit embarrassing to copy the animation combat routine and write it into the novel. This is just my feeling. If you haven't seen this kind of routine often, you might not know it.

Can you please stop calling me dear... This kind of nickname is very touching if you mention it occasionally, but it will be awkward if it becomes a daily address...

I feel like the author is a crossdresser. Exmmmmmm