Starting with Wellness in Another World
人在异界从养生开始
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- Ongoing
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- 296k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2d ago
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124Chapters
70Monthly votes
3.1kRecommendations
5.8kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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It still has that old-school Deng flavor. The best part of this author's writing is the farming-related content. It features a modern time traveler who pretends to be a nobleman, subdues barbarians, builds territory, and tames alien rats to farm. Everything was progressing steadily, but the author just had to add his own little touches.
After all that, the Meituan takeout order at the beginning of the game actually sold the soul of the only parasitic beast with combat power, making the protagonist's combat power less than that of a chicken. The soul of the strongest fighting force, the Blank Parasite, has been sold. It's because the author gave the main character a cheat code.
The writing is decent, and it's quite funny, but it uses too many of Deng's tired, scatological jokes.
Still the same old story, exuding an image of a middle-aged, lazy, greasy, and incompetent man, the kind that even the greatest magic touch can't save.
The author can now write with peace of mind. The initial parts of *Bronze Gate* were quite good, but starting with the Republican era setting, the story probably strayed off course for fear of censorship. This fantasy setting is a perfect match for the author's style. Hopefully, the author won't stray from the path again.
Speechless
The male protagonist starts off as a laughingstock, then makes a fortune and hands it over to his wife. Even novels are this ridiculous; I can't even imagine it in real life.
It has a feeling of being neither interesting to read nor worth discarding.
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Mouse Girl
The book itself is good, but the protagonist is too servile. He's extremely afraid of the powerful and wealthy, and he wouldn't dare offend anyone with even a little money or power.
The plot is a mess; I have no idea what the main character is doing. It's all just bits and pieces of the story jumping around.