My World of Deductions, and You Sneak In to Grind Your Stats?
我的推演世界，你溜进来刷面板？
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- Ongoing
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- 812k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
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- 1d ago
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113Monthly votes
4kRecommendations
31.3kFans
16 ch/weekPace
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Isolde, why did you leave me?
The premise is good, but it overshadows the male lead.
The writing is alright, but some parts feel forced, like the plot is being pushed too hard. For example, the fur quest: the protagonist has the skill, but the guild won't let him accept it because they think he doesn't. It's like forcing the protagonist to find teammates, meet the tavern owner, and his niece. Normally, if they won't let me accept the quest, I should just acquire the fur and put it in front of them.
It's a tough situation. One of the capable female leads is stuck in a small town, watching her uncle go to his death. Then, out of nowhere, she's asked to team up with someone.
Is this book a continuation? I didn't understand the plot, why did you enter the world deduced by others, and why do others kill the protagonist if he has a golden talent? Is this because the person who kills the golden talent can inherit it?
The new chapter is about feeding stones to filter readers, right?
He's clearly the protagonist of a deduction world, yet he's acting like a turtle. He's already been killed, but he's doing all this stuff; he's just a freeloader.
Regarding recent complaints
The author's handling of the Valgard family in the new simulated world is problematic. The protagonist, certain of his own ability to kill the opposing side, prevents the female lead from killing a member of the Valgard family. Seriously, was the author corrupted by divine intervention when writing this? I remember the protagonist wasn't some kind of saint, how did he suddenly become one?
The synopsis looks good, let me take a look at the main text 🤓
What does the second female lead mean? She's almost married to her own uncle, yet she's still hiding her strength.
The female lead's family relationships are truly filial!
Suddenly I realized that two of the female leads already have loving fathers and filial daughters: Isolde's uncle and sister wanted to kill her, so she fought back; Fafnya's father wanted to devour her; and Chloris also comes from a large family, but she went to a small town to help run a tavern—I wonder if she also has troublesome parents?