
He Is a Word Spirit Girl
他是言灵少女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Comedy & Snark
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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You're a grown man now. You should learn to draw clean eyeliner, groom your eyebrows neatly, and wear a clean, pleasant-smelling perfume. At this prime age, you should compete with girls for men!
This is a completely otaku-themed novel. If you're not a hardcore otaku, you might find it very frustrating to read because there are many parts where you won't get the jokes. In my opinion, this book is a good starting point for beginners.
Let the author himself clarify the recent plot developments. The following contains major spoilers; beginners should not read this! The Book of Words is gradually approaching its final volume. It's currently in its fourth volume, and the fifth volume is just around the corner. After such a long delay, it will finally reveal the true function and origin of Words.
I don't know if you've noticed, but judging from her update schedule, I suspect she has a lot of drafts saved up.
First of all, don't be misled by the beginning of the book. Although the protagonist has the power of words and should be invincible, it is actually quite depressing. The protagonist's classmates are not good people. Later on, the protagonist is betrayed by his classmates, tortured and abused, his fingernails are pulled out, and he is even filmed and the video is played out.
If Meng-chan could smile, she'd probably make this expression.
Volume 3: The Extra's Building (Pre-order) 1. Volume 3 is the urban volume. 2. Players can choose from students, hidden forces in the city, and online friends. 3. The format is as follows: Name: Bai Xiaomeng Age: 17 Identity: Second-year student at Liwu Hill High School | Descendant of the Bai Family of China Personality: Playful, with a carefree and easygoing attitude.
I really regret it. After reading the book review, I skipped directly to Volume 4. Holy crap, did the author drink fake alcohol? Why did they start taking revenge on society like this? Wouldn't it have been better to just write about an invincible character? Well, the book is already finished. I was wondering why the recommendation only covered the first three volumes. I wonder if the next book will be like this, torturing the protagonist. I'm outta here.
This ending is utterly boring. The whole thing just became utterly boring. The first volume was quite good, but the second volume ended with a major blunder; I felt something was off about the Demon King's behavior. I haven't finished the third volume, so I don't know about that yet. The fourth volume was a complete disaster from the very beginning; I couldn't stand it.
The recent plot has been really affecting my mood. Even an honest person would snap, but the protagonist keeps getting harassed and still has this laid-back attitude. I really don't want to complain.