In Little Garden, I Never Meant to Become a God

I have read a lot of books of this type, in which the protagonist can travel to other worlds to gain merit, and then bring people back to join Hakoba. All they want to do is increase the number of women in the harem. Then I forgot how many harems were added in the front and back. Those female characters almost became a bystander. There was no plot at all. They almost disappeared and I couldn't remember them anymore. So in the middle and later parts, there was simply no fun to watch at all. I hope this one isn't like that

It feels like it's just a collection of stamps. The so-called heroine has no emotional connection or real relationship. .

AI runs, barely okay

The author really loves Hakoba deeply.

The corner of the mouth is slightly twitching×126, If there is a problem with the facial nerve, go and get it treated

Needless to say, the ancestor Pikachu. The cat has a seven-digit beginning and is the final test. Its ability is also time travel, which represents the uncontrollable and unpredictable risk of human destruction through the unknown world. However, Shui is crazy and has more analysis than the plot. There is a person named Shika who has written three volumes of Hakoniwa's Braised Paimon, and the protagonist in three consecutive volumes is named Su Mo. I don't know if it has anything to do with the author of this book. Su Mo is a die-hard humanist. It is similar to using the restraining mechanism in reverse to defeat the wind of decadence on the earth of the infinite universe and then directly clear the level in the small garden. Or the gods and pure-blood dragons are the third stardust particle evolution of mankind summoned from the future using the past-future integration mechanism. The reference answers and other small ingenuity and mythological analysis are quite interesting. Of course water for deer is also essential. Do you have any recommendations?

Does this book have a strong odor? Is it like in the first book that the main character already has a four-digit number, but then he opens his mouth and shuts up when he meets a Scathach who has never been seen before?

The author already has the feeling of Pikachu writing Hakoba, but I feel that the protagonist is still a little less calm and feels that he has not got rid of that inferior mentality. It should be said that there is no feeling of slowing down. Pikachu usually speeds up the progress when writing plots in Hakoden because there are powerful enemies and driving forces. However, as the author, the main line of Hakoden is a bit vague and there is not much driving force. As a result, Hakoden is a bit inseparable from other worlds. There is not much tension in Hakoden. At other times, do you have that indifferent high-level mentality? It is recommended that the main plot of the small garden be made more obvious, so that it can be appropriately tense, and you can also explore some unknowns, such as getting to know Zeus and finding other gods to play with. In the lower world, you can be more relaxed, take in girls more calmly, and don't be too anxious to get involved.

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

Is this book so strong for three figures? The original seems to be a single attack, but this one has directly reached the super single level. To be honest, even the double-digit attack power of the original may not have the super single attack power.