An Easy-Difficulty Otherworld

Currently, the most common invincible novels on the market, based on my experience, can be divided into three categories: growth-type invincible novels, semi-invincible novels, and truly invincible novels. The "invincibility" here doesn't refer to invincibility based on the plot, but rather to invincibility based on the protagonist's inherent strength. ① Growth-type invincible novels: These refer to novels where the protagonist will eventually defeat all opponents encountered from the beginning. They aren't invincible at the start, but gradually grow to become invincible. Such protagonists aren't necessarily invincible, but they will always have the last laugh—what we call having a protagonist's halo. This type of novel most frequently uses common tropes like "pretending to be weak to deceive others," because...

I'd like to take this opportunity to share my thoughts on reading on Pineapple Bun over the past few years. Because of school, my reading on Pineapple Bun has been intermittent, starting in 2015 and continuing now, with several different IDs. Pineapple Bun has changed a lot. I remember being interviewed on Pineapple Bun back in 2017; I remember a dedicated and devoted reader of traditional light novels; I remember that Fire Coupons had expiration dates; I remember that the HD version didn't have a draft saving function; I remember many joyful and touching moments from those days. Some stories have disappeared, some authors have stopped writing, and some readers have grown up.

I started reading this novel on the site in middle school (2019) using a pineapple bun app. It was the first novel I ever read, and I finished it in one go during summer vacation. Later, my parents confiscated my phone because of school, so I never read it again. Now it's 2024, and I've been keeping this novel for five years. Other novels from the same period have either finished, been abandoned, or been banned, but this one is still being updated! Amazing, it's as long-lived as the male lead! 🤣 I've decided to keep it for another five years, until I start struggling with life, then I'll check if the author has finished it, and if the author has found a girlfriend. 😎👌

First, put water in a pot, then add the chopped potatoes, a spoonful of salt, a spoonful of vinegar, a spoonful of oyster sauce, and some cumin, cinnamon, star anise, and bay leaves. Turn on the heat and simmer until tender. Then add sugar, cooking wine, tomato sauce, yogurt, peanut butter, mayonnaise, hot pot base, light soy sauce, white sugar, brown sugar, chili oil, Sichuan peppercorns, black pepper sauce, bird's eye chilies, ghost peppers, chopped green onions, Erjingtiao chilies, small red chilies, and mustard. Turn off the heat and serve!

I've been a loyal reader since the beginning, and the book is truly excellent. It's a genuine "invincible" story; the plot is devoid of setbacks or twists, consisting entirely of the protagonist's brute force. Honestly, compared to other "invincible" novels, it's incredibly satisfying. Other stories are filled with characters' ridiculous actions that make your blood pressure soar, but reading this is a relief. The only downside is the incredibly slow update speed… The author frequently disappears, sometimes for months at a time. I don't join book groups, so I don't know the full story, and I just believe whatever I hear. The answer I get is always "busy?" I understand, and I also think this book is worth the wait. I've lost count of how old this book is now; I've stuck with it several times…

Let's start with the downsides. ---- The updates are too slow! (Laughs) Okay, we've covered the downsides, so the rest are all the advantages. This book by Potato Sister was one of the first books I read on Pineapple Bun a few years ago, and it still holds fond memories for me. An easy-to-play isekai story—judging from the title, it's undoubtedly a lighthearted slice-of-life comedy—but it's interspersed with battles and exciting plot twists. The appropriate displays of coolness feel natural, and it's enjoyable from beginning to end. Mu Mu and her friends'... Well, the story is quite touching! In short, I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys slice-of-life stories with battles; you'll definitely...

I'm tired, so tired. Please, author, don't just disappear like that! Give me some news, I'm begging you! Let me talk about this book. I've read many "cool" novels, but I think this one is truly enjoyable. One interesting point is that the protagonist has no restrictions. In other words, there are no system tasks, no world will, he can do whatever he wants, no one will control him or suppress him. In this respect, the protagonist is very free. However, despite his freedom, the protagonist still has his own way of doing things, which is rare. Think about it, in most "cool" novels you've read, the protagonist...

(1) I saw someone say that this book is purely a matter of reader sentiment and the content is terrible. Well, I don't deny that. Sentiment and personal reading taste both exist, but the premise of this evaluation is somewhat inappropriate. The problem is that this book has been written for more than 7 and a half years now, according to the confirmed review time, and close to 8 years if you look at it in the QQ group. (2) Those so-called high school business voice openings and self-indulgent fantasy content that you see were written 8 years ago, and are also the style of that era. From the perspective of that time, I just think these words are strange. Adding three spoonfuls of sugar, in that era, was also... (3) Maybe...

I've been following this book for quite a while, and there were a few hiatuses, but it always came back up. So far, apart from the inconsistent updates (Potato's sleep schedule is a bit off), there's nothing wrong with it. The book's plot shifted a bit, from the beginning where the protagonist knew what he should do and had goals, to later waking up three thousand years later as a person who only cares about having fun—that transformation was a bit jarring. This book is very enjoyable and incredibly powerful, but you'll notice once you subscribe to the whole thing; there are parts that aren't invincible, and it includes some personal touches (dog). There's no angst throughout; it's quite sweet, hehe. Potato's writing style is very good, the character descriptions are excellent, and the plot unfolds naturally...

It's a good book, worth reading, but I wouldn't highly recommend it. As for why, just look at the comments section. Updates were reliable at the beginning, but became less frequent later on, now maybe a dozen chapters a year. It's basically a "lifetime series"—I'm outliving the author. (The rest of the text is cut off.)