After Falling into Another World, I Became the Princess's Servant

As a novel novice with over ten years of reading experience, let me review this incredibly enjoyable and satisfying novel, *Fallen to Another World as a Slave to the Princess*. The protagonist is a human boy from the 23rd century who is summoned to another world by Princess Alice (a cold and beautiful queen) of the Kingdom of Beate, becoming her contracted servant. Being human, the protagonist lacks the magic of this other world and faces the danger of dying right from the start. Fortunately, he was transported with a high-tech 23rd-century mobile phone, a "Pikachu," possessing super-powerful electrical discharge, optical printing, and various other convenient technologies...

I see a lot of novels. This novel front a little look not to understand. To understand. Look a little bit behind the novel writing is good but you update. Hope the author can speed up the point. The a...

[Light Novel Review] Reviewer: Night Ghost's Summary: Logic is important; fan service isn't everything in a novel. Target Audience: Primarily authors of light novels. So, for my second book review this week, I'm reviewing *Fallen into Another World, Became the Princess's Slave*. The book gets straight to the point: it's another world, there's a princess in that other world, and the princess is about to summon a demon. And so, with a spell, our protagonist appears. This familiar development reminded me of eight years ago when I came to SF website to read a light novel called *The Familiar of Zero*… I won't go into too much detail about those memories…

It's been almost a year.

Why aren't you updating anymore?

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Sigh, tomb sweeping

Is this a resurrection?

One chapter isn't enough! If you update 15 chapters in a row, I'll crossdress!

You're finally updating! It's been so hard!