In Little Garden, I Never Meant to Become a God

I've read quite a few books of this type, where the protagonist can travel to other worlds, gain merit, and then bring people back to join the Little Garden. But these stories just focus on building a harem of women. Then, towards the end, I forget how many women were added in the beginning; they're practically just roadside characters, completely lacking plot, almost disappearing. I don't even remember them anymore, so the latter half becomes utterly unreadable. I hope this one isn't like that.

It feels like it's just a collection of stamps; the so-called female lead has neither a significant romantic storyline nor any real connection to the character.

Pikachu's ancestor needs no introduction. The cat has a starting point that should be seven figures and a final trial. Its ability is also time travel, which means traveling to unknown worlds with uncontrollable and unpredictable risks of human destruction. However, the water is ruthless and the analysis is much more than the plot.

The author has already captured the feel of Pikachu's world of miniature gardens, but I feel the protagonist still lacks a certain composure, as if they haven't shaken off that inferior mindset. There's a lack of slowing down; in Pikachu, the plot usually accelerates in the miniature garden due to powerful enemies and driving forces, but the main storyline in your miniature garden is somewhat…

Slight twitching at the corner of the mouth x126, If there's a problem with the facial nerves, go get it treated.

It runs with AI, it's barely acceptable.

The author truly has a deep love for miniature gardens!

Does this book have a strong otaku vibe? Like the first book, where the protagonist is already in the four-figure range, but then he encounters a Type-Moon Scáthach he's never met before and starts calling her "stonemason" and "master" all the time?

That's why I didn't read the previous book.

Is this book really that powerful with three-digit attack power? The original novel seems to have been a single-target attack, but this one has gone straight to super-single-target. To be honest, even two-digit attack power in the original novel might not have been as strong as super-single-target attack power.