Can Romance Skills Defeat the Demon Lord?

Hello everyone, I'm confused, let's make a long story short. This work has many flaws, which I must admit, because my own strength is not enough, so I wrote this work with a practice mentality. After all, growth requires more practice. But it doesn't mean that I won't write seriously because I am practicing writing. On the contrary, I work very hard to write this work well. Sometimes after I finish writing a chapter, I feel it is not good, so I delete and rewrite it, or I spend dozens of minutes thinking about each sentence and paragraph. Finally, let me answer the biggest question among readers: Why is the male protagonist so weak? Isn't the male protagonist a master of gaming? First of all, I hope that readers who ask this question can read the title of the book. This is not an invincible novel. If the male protagonist is strong from the beginning, then the whole work will require less thinking, and the plot and style of painting will be completely different. This is not what I want. Secondly, the male protagonist is not weak. Anyone who has played the game should understand how powerful he can be if he can use skills regardless of level, coupled with super high reaction ability. The reason why he seemed very weak in the early stage was because I deliberately limited his magic value. As I said above, if he was super strong from the beginning, it would be another story. The above is what I want to say. If you have any suggestions for this work, please leave a message or enter the reader's skirt (use the skirt of the skirt instead, another word will be blocked if you type it) and tell me. I will listen carefully to improve my own level.

Why does it feel like Dunyong is walking in frustration?

To be honest, it felt a bit depressing when I first started watching it. (Maybe it's because I've read too many cool articles recently?) Later, I came to my senses and had a strong sense of immersion. Some of the comments are more interesting than the book, such as "Is this the main character? He doesn't dare to fight back when being beaten?" I find it funny and sad at the same time. Since when has it been dictated that novels have to be fun? Why do so many people agree with someone who says, "Life is already so difficult, who is reading this novel?" Novel is a pastime. But a good book can give you something you can't get from a good book. Maybe it's too big to say, but everyone knows it anyway, so I won't go into details on this point. If you like to read it, don't hurt it. With the same author, no matter how good your mentality is, being criticized by a negative review will always affect your mood. Well... Anyway, novels are derived from life, and life is real. Works without some truth will not be remembered for long. To put it bluntly, it's fun to read the pictures and enjoy the novels. The important thing about this type of novels is that individuals have their own opinions. I'm glad to see that there are still authors in the online literature circle who want to write their own things and don't follow the trend and insist on their own. (Personally, I would like to follow the trend, but I don't seem to have the talent. I don't know if the author is, lol). Also, the updates can be slow. I always feel that good books are carefully crafted with a healthy body and modified little by little. Just like a cup of good tea, those who taste it will have endless aftertaste. This book may not be suitable for younger readers. It requires certain reading skills, and it may be a little bit Japanese. The biggest problem is poor driving skills. Could it be that the author took the C2 automatic transmission test for his driver's license? I don't feel like I'm doing well and I have to retake the exam. ——I don't know what I said, I hope it's clear. Finally, I wish you good luck in martial arts.

Write down your personal thoughts. First of all, the book is a good book, otherwise I would not want to write my thoughts after reading it. The plot is good, the characters are well created and memorable, and I want to read the story even more. The other world is also very realistic, and it fits my imagination of a real other world. Based on the title of the book before I read it, I thought it would be a romantic comedy-style harem novel, with the male protagonist being a classic novel protagonist with a sense of substitution and a sense of charisma and invisible flirtation. After reading it, I personally feel that the style of this article is somewhat similar to "Zero - Starting Life in Another World". The protagonist starts out as an ordinary person in a different world, and in the early stages, he becomes a novice and grows up as the plot progresses. I usually read cool novels, in which the protagonists have high initial charm and abilities. Now I feel a little uncomfortable reading such protagonists. I feel that the Golden Finger Goddess and the skill of detecting favorability in this article are quite useless, and I feel that they have little impact on this article (for now). The protagonist has a batch of food at the beginning, and then there are a bunch of enemies that are several levels stronger than the protagonist from the beginning. Other people's novice villages are surrounded by low-level monsters, but the protagonist's novice village is full of full-level monsters. Under the influence of reading too much Shuangwen, I feel a little bit abusive. There are too many enemies and too strong, too few allies, and the protagonist is too weak. When I read it, I felt a little depressed and powerless. Of course, the protagonist has gradually become stronger, but he still seems insignificant when compared with enemies that are several times stronger than him. The male protagonist is a gamer and the background is quite miserable. The creation also feels very real to me. It is the story of a helpless otaku who travels to a real and cruel other world to defeat the devil. Personally, I hate otaku protagonists, because otaku protagonists are usually created to smell like a loser, have a lot of food, have no confidence, or see women licking them (maybe they are poisoned by stereotypes). I don't really dislike or like the protagonist of this book. I feel that I have a strong sense of immersion in the protagonist of this article, maybe because the character is very realistic and has more psychological descriptions (personal feeling). This book is probably a slow-burning one, and the author has buried a lot of pitfalls. Anyway, I personally feel that the biggest problem with this book so far is the lack of excitement. There is no such thing as pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. The protagonist (the thief) and the goddess (the waste) have always been discriminated against. I have always encountered enemies that are stronger than the protagonist (the initial treatment of five additional heroes is much better than that of the protagonist), and the protagonist has been at the bottom of the pyramid of treatment and strength in this book for a long time. Most of the rest is about the protagonist taking risks, fighting monsters, getting injured, and upgrading, plus some non-dog-food interactions between the male and female protagonists. I hope that as the plot develops, the fun points will gradually come out. Of course, if this book is not a cool novel, I won't say that. The above are all personal thoughts. Finally, I hope the author will work hard and write well.

Update~It's your flaw

I can't finish reading the free chapters. It's not that the book is not good, it's just... Human nature is tortured over and over with just a few things. What's the point? Moreover, the plot of the characters seems to be very different, but in fact it's a bit confusing. After flipping through it for a while, only Lilien left a question. It seems so boring that the question can go on for so many chapters. The male protagonist is not Lily, so why does he never ask? Why do we always have to misunderstand Shi Lezhi? Words are the bridge between souls, and no one is an island in the middle of the sea, because people have a gift called language. ... And the solution to all the problems along the way is the old-fashioned mechanical deus ex machina (the explosion of the small universe), which directly makes people miserable to the end. Maybe... It is better? (Everyone has different opinions) However, the map arrangement is quite meaningful. The first chapter is about the shadow regime under the feudal system, and the second chapter is about the nazi system. The author has a way to write about the problem... But there is no way to solve it, and he lacks experience. It will be very difficult for people to control, although the author's writing is not bad Speaking of bullying and gangsters, although they are human problems, the solution depends on system construction. In the current state of social development, these are unsolvable problems, but people always try to make him better... And I don't see the protagonist's efforts in this (the dead otaku is not mentally retarded, can't the dead otaku be very smart? Really, this protagonist is too sad)

It's time to answer questions again, to answer a question that has been quite common recently. "Why doesn't the protagonist try out all the available skills first?" There are mainly two reasons, one is the setting reason, and the other is the plot reason. Let's talk about the setting first. This is easy to say. In terms of setting, Xu Shuo is an old thief player. He knows no less than three digits of thief skills, and there are even more miscellaneous weapon-specific skills. If I write it out one by one as a plot, some people will probably scold me for not counting the number of words, so I will not specifically write it into the plot, but I will use a public chapter in the future to write out the relevant skill information. Then let's talk about the plot. It has written more than a hundred chapters now. It seems long. In fact, Xu Shuo has been in the other world for less than two weeks. Due to various emergencies, he did not have the opportunity and time to slowly try out his skills. In the maze, he was busy upgrading and had to be wary of the sudden appearance of monsters, so he couldn't help but use his skills randomly. In the city, he had no chance to use these skills. First of all, most of the skills were offensive. You couldn't just hit people randomly, right? So there is no target. Secondly, the equipment could not keep up. When Xu Shuo just returned to the city, his sword broke. Many skills cannot be used with bare hands. Thieves are not like boxers, many skills rely on weapons, and reality is not like online games. In the game, you press a button and you can throw darts. In reality, if you want to throw darts, you must first have darts. Without equipment, it is difficult for a clever woman to make a fool of herself. Another point is that after Xu Shuo reached Lv3, Angina told him, "Except for the high-level skills and some powerful skills that cannot be used, you can use most of the skills." Therefore, Xu Shuo felt confident, so he was not in a hurry to try the skills. And later when he reached Lv4, the amount of mana doubled, and almost all skills were unlocked.

I don't know why there are more and more novels like Su Qing and Shen Yong recently. Homogeneous creations can easily lead to aesthetic fatigue. This type of subject matter is not bad, but homogeneous works without their own highlights will only make people think, "Isn't this just copying?" "If the copying is not good, then I can only say that he did not copy it." I have only read about ten chapters of this book, and I didn't see any highlights in the whole book. The character settings are simple and crude, which gave me the impression that the flat character stands were covered with shaky labels such as "otaku" and "high-end" with transparent tape. For example, the author's high-level play is only reflected in the fact that he beat professional players in the opening chapter. A true high-level player does not mean who he beats, but that he has a better understanding of the game than ordinary people, and cares more about and understands the actual performance of game values ​​​​in the game than ordinary people. This makes it easier for them to get started with a game and adapt to a new version. The protagonist gives me the impression that he is not slow and relies solely on his skills, rather than an expert who is addicted to games. What disgusts me the most is the character of the protagonist. He still has the courage to say that he will be reincarnated in front of others, but how come he compromises everywhere in another world. Because of your identity as a thief, you were looked down upon by the Adventurer's Guild and found fault with. You immediately began to think about the bad nature of human beings. Your thoughts are more like the gods than Anji's, because you don't want to change, but start thinking about philosophy like a philosopher. The reading experience of these ten chapters is really bad. The protagonist looks like a person piled up with shredded paper, the character is dry and messy, and the plot has no highlights. I really can't stand it. The above only represents my personal opinion. I hope that next time I see the author's book, I won't have such an embarrassing review.

Am I the only one who feels that this goddess deserves it?

It's not fun to get skills from time travel until the protagonist is constantly being deflated. The love skill in the title can only show the favorability level. Is this considered a love skill?