The Elf in the High Castle

Ximen Chuixue and Yang Guo? It's not that I look down on them, it's just that they are in a world with low martial arts. If you travel to DND, you may be beaten to death by monsters.

I can't stand it anymore. I thought it was a fun and refreshing novel at first, but now I find that the main character is so suffocated throughout. It makes me have high blood pressure. Goodbye.

Although the knights all use martial arts to break the law, act chivalrously, and do justice for heaven, they can be regarded as the chaotic and good camp. However, the chaotic camp is still chaotic, which is not a joke. (ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ

The subject matter is okay, but the protagonist's funny thoughts are very annoying. Regardless of the image, the pet stands on his head and uses him as a vent. It is too tacky. What is low-level martial arts becomes high-level when it comes to high-level magic. I am not saying that it is limited by the world and realm. No matter how advanced it is, the setting is wrong, and the characters are mentally stupid. This is a common problem in many novels.

The rest is okay, the eagle seems to be really trying to persuade me to quit, regardless of whether the ball is used or not, and it is always urinating and defecating everywhere, hindering me in various ways. Is it taking the heroine's script? Even the female protagonist can't defecate anywhere in the male protagonist's room at any time, right?

I feel like a Japanese harem monster girl, talking nonsense but not telling the truth.

Your demon pet is so disgusting to people, why don't you kill it?

Am I reading an article from ten years ago? Why don't you change the name to Martial Arts Master in Another World, or Kung Fu Descendants in Another World?

To put my mind at ease, this novel draws more on some of the settings and backgrounds of dnd, and adds my own insights and ideas. I think it's quite good. It escapes from some vulgar settings and the overly complicated and long-winded first two chapters. At least there are no flaws in the plot development and characterization.

When I read the introduction, I thought it was about enjoying happiness, but I didn't expect that the protagonist was on a journey of suffering.

In fact, Chinese people have a sense of national pride.

I feel like the protagonist is such a waste, holding me back, useless, and has no sense of immersion!

I can't stand it, it's been plotted from beginning to end, the protagonist has been tricked by all kinds of tricks, tricked by the goddess, and targeted by his own parents. It's okay for you to trick the protagonist in the early stage, as long as you can break it like Fang Yuan, but I don't see any hope for you as the protagonist. You don't even have the spirit, thoughts and emotions to resist hatred and revenge.

I would like to make a small suggestion, why not change the title of the book to "Dnd's Nine Swords Villa". When you see the title of the book, you can tell at a glance that this is a dn d novel, and the protagonist is taking the kendo route.

It would be nice if there were no oriental elements.

I thought it was a good article at the beginning, but I didn't expect it to be a journey of suffering.

After reading a few chapters, I lost all desire. Damn, it's poisonous!

....... You even brought martial arts people into the magical world...

After reading the chapters about repaying debts, I still dream about it like a ghost on the bed every night. Normal people will help, but are those who have practiced martial arts the same as ordinary people? The handling is not smooth, which lowers the evaluation.