My Basement Connects to Another World

It's understandable that I skipped the previous plot with a golden finger, but why did I skip it when I started exploring the world for the first time? , And you have assumed the identity of a prince from a foreign kingdom. I don't know clearly what your identity is. Do you think it's appropriate? If a prince comes out of such a big town, maybe the whole town will know about it the next day. You will feel that the local nobles don't know about it. You need to use this identity to first learn to make a name (I'm talking about fame) and directly interact with the nobles before you can be reconciled. Civilian contact is useless. Even if you want to obtain information at the beginning, you should not reveal the identity of the "prince" directly. Instead, you should know the information and communicate with the nobles before indirectly revealing or confessing your identity. As a result, you went to talk nonsense with a commoner. Forget it, there are too many points to complain about. Seriously, you are the first person I have seen to have so many loopholes in the opening.

The writing is very strange. It has the beauty of writing foreign novels using the words of fantasy novels, mixed with some deliberate translations and stereotypes of foreign countries. At the same time, although the protagonist is said to have a harem at the beginning, it is very greasy, really greasy to death, and it is useless even if you are mentally prepared. If there is anything that is better written, it is the background introduction to the different world that is better written, with detailed and smooth descriptions. But this cannot make up for the shortcomings of the eccentric writing style, such as the rice that is cooked without washing, and sometimes there are pebbles in the stomach.

Fuck women in the real world, Fuck women in other worlds. One hundred sheets, nothing accomplished.

For new readers, this is not a harem story, this is a Mary Sue story about a boy wearing an alien skin.

Originally, the author's writing was good, but he ended up spending more than thirty chapters describing the customs, customs, and social background of a different world. Perhaps the readers would be so curious about the world that they read on patiently. However, after returning to the real world, he immediately wrote about love and love... There is something wrong with this writing method.

It feels like writing an ancient fairy tale instead of writing an overseas fantasy, which seems awkward.

The reality should not be written in such an embarrassing way. It is difficult for Chinese consortiums to work in the United States. It is so embarrassing to write about jealousy. Just skip it and don't write about this aspect in the future. Otherwise, you will really throw away the book.

I always thought it was weird, but later I figured it out. Don't you think it's strange that you, a foreign prince pretending to be a foreign prince in a Victorian environment, would quote a line of ancient Chinese poetry from time to time? It's normal for you, a Chinese American, to understand English. Come and tell me how you translated those ancient poems into English. Isn't it embarrassing? It makes me laugh when I see it.

Can you stop mixing Chinese and English in such an outrageous way? @

The third golden chapter is quite a failure. There are a lot of self-talking family background introductions, and there are also a few narcissistic words mixed in, which makes people uninterested. The background introduction can be summarized in 200/300 words. No author can introduce the background of the entire chapter right away.