Louis’s Fantastic Adventure

What I admire about the author is that, despite having decent subject matter and writing style, he manages to perfectly avoid all the exciting elements that readers want, making the wonderful dungeon world feel dull and uninteresting.

I suggest taking The Last of Us Part II into the first game and letting Joel play it to see what he thinks.

I checked, and the author was still using this account on August 16th, and was reading voraciously. I don't know the specifics; either he changed careers, or he doesn't want to write books for the time being. So, author, where are you? Are you going to write it or not? Just let me know!

I feel disgusted whenever I see that there are teammates in addition to the main character. I hate games that advertise a single main character but actually have multiple characters. I don't like them. 🔨

It's been over half a year and there's still no news about a new book. It's so frustrating!

The appeal of this kind of infinite flow novel lies in watching the protagonist display their prowess and mystique—a key element of its enjoyment. How does the protagonist in this book, compared to the previous one, manage this? Just as readers get to the thrill of the protagonist's boasting, they immediately reveal all their identities to the natives of the new world.

Both harem novels and single-female-lead novels can be well-written, but the question is whether the author has the ability to write a good harem novel. There's no threat involved, nor is it necessary, because I was quite enjoying reading it. I just wanted to offer my opinions on parts that readers might find objectionable, as suggestions made in the hope that the author will continue to improve.

Rating: 2.5 Stars Review: Chicken ribs sprinkled with a little cumin. Advantage: 1. The protagonist is "realistic," with thoughts and behaviors that are very down-to-earth. The most typical examples are "food and sex" and "the sword god of Shili Slope," which allows many readers to empathize with the character.

It's getting increasingly boring; towards the end, I was really just driven by lust. The premise is also uninteresting. Oh well, goodbye.

The beginning was well-written. However, the later parts became a bit padded. Personally, I think it's still acceptable. But I didn't really like the later plot. The protagonist is a hero whose goal is to defeat the Great Demon King. The ability to travel to other worlds to increase power is great.