A Guide to Dog-Walking Vacations in Another World

I feel like this is a repost. I remember a book about taking a dog through another world and becoming a demon hunter.

Talking about the soul being transported, the dog also followed suit, talking about wearing it, and having memories, and then the second chapter came to the main god space, and I couldn't understand how it unfolded.

What is the relationship between this title and the content? It looks good, but the content is really not that heavy. The first virtual realm was a bit long, but it was very enjoyable to watch later. There is one thing to say, without those formulaic "rhetoric", the story is very smooth, comfortable to watch, and the characters are quite likable. But I am very worried about whether the rhythm will break down later. I feel that the eighth level is a numerical monster that can fly. The protagonist is still a third level mage at home. On the first map, in other works, the protagonist is still an apprentice! A few days before entering school, he reached Level 3. What level will he be at when the protagonist graduates? If he works harder, should he kill the eighth level head-on as soon as he graduates? After all, I have killed people as strong as level 7. Although it is quite satisfying, to be honest, my threshold has been raised, and I don't feel much when watching Lao Deng and Long. Seeing as the author likes rules-based secret realms, he wouldn't just write rules-based God War if it's less than a million words long, right? So, what does this have to do with the title?

After reading it, it seems to be quite smooth overall. You can read it further. I thought it was a light-hearted skit, but it actually felt like it was a weird rule.

Pretty good and not depressing, ✒️Writing: OK 🎬 Plot: No procrastination 🎭 Character design: pretty good