As a God Slayer, I Want This Elf as My Wife

This is the first book I read on SF, and also the first time I've written a book review. I initially saw a recommendation on Bilibili, and the synopsis seemed interesting, so I downloaded the app and have been following it ever since. Well… at the beginning, I found it very interesting. The male and female leads' willingness to give up the entire world for each other almost brought this tough guy to tears. The male lead's direct encounter with the female lead after his rebirth was refreshing, skipping the lengthy prelude. The female lead wasn't just mindlessly throwing herself at me after being rescued; their gradual opening up as they got to know each other felt very natural. The main characters' family was also quite entertaining, and the "Dark Raven Soaring to the Sky" trope seemed to have a lot of potential…

Hmm, well, I initially came here because of the title and tags. At first, I thought, "Wow, not bad, looks like I've found a good novel." But as I read on, something felt off. Where's the female lead? Why is it this Dorothy? Wait, who's the female lead anyway? Why is she offline while Dorothy is interacting with the male lead? Seriously, the reviews said the female lead was offline in volume 2, but I'm almost at volume 4 and I still haven't seen her. It's all just the male lead showing off. I thought I was reading the wrong novel, so I even exited to check. It's correct, right? I want to see the male lead...

I'll be taking a few days off to work through the last part of the main story. Updates will resume soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Here are some personal thoughts on the female lead. Her presence was too weak in the middle of the story, and her personality in this life is quite different from her previous one. So, what happened in her previous life? I feel her presence and personality need more development; there have been some changes in the book so far (thumbs up! ٩(๑^O^๑)۶). Also, the female lead probably has some background, so it's good to let her be powerful a few times. Furthermore, I hope the author can persevere. It's clear this book has a large framework, and there's still a lot to write. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

Let me put it this way, I still absolutely love this book. The recently updated chapters, especially the part where the male lead desperately saves his master, are incredibly satisfying!! Actually, I abandoned this book for a while because the female lead disappeared, and there was some stuff like Duolu usurping the throne… But then I saw it on the homepage and came back. I figured it was the first book I liked on this site, so I kept reading, and it's really great!! Also, I have a small suggestion: could the male and female leads address each other more intimately? Always calling each other by their names feels a bit distant… maybe some nicknames or something _(:з"∠)_… And please add more sweet moments…

I quite like this book. There are a lot of cool moments, and the protagonist doesn't give off a drawn-out or overly dramatic feeling; his coolness is always refreshingly sophisticated. However, there's one thing I hope the author can pay attention to: the female lead seems to be frequently absent from the story starting from the second volume! I'm currently in the third volume and she's barely appeared. Since the second volume, it feels like the male lead is constantly showing off, while the female lead is always out of the picture. @(￣-￣)@ I hope the author will include more scenes with the female lead. Thank you.

Seeing the part about the Dragon-Slaying Family made me a little scared; I'm afraid I'll lose control and start cursing the book. The very first chapter showed Zero's love for the heroine was so deep that he was willing to give up his godhood and reverse time to love her again, but with the Dragon-Slaying Family part, I'm panicking. I'm afraid this book will turn into a harem. I can already smell the ambiguity. Although Rie's taciturn nature is cute, Mio's love is something no one can destroy. While I really want to see a harem, if it really becomes one, the book will be ruined from the start. I hope Mio can resist the temptations of so many beautiful girls and stay true to her love for the elves until death. ♡ Author, please write a new book...

This is my first time writing a book review, and I personally think it's quite good. At least the settings weren't cheesy or cheesy. As for why Mercedes is so different from her previous life, I think it's because in her previous life she was bought by Doru to be a maid (mentioned in the text). Perhaps she was influenced by Doru's personality and became lively and cheerful. Later, Doru's kingdom was destroyed (at which time Lu Miao was trapped in a place of inheritance), which is also mentioned in the text. It's said that Lu Miao saw Mercedes in the ruins. These are just my personal opinions. This novel isn't as difficult as other novels; it's not cheesy, it has slice-of-life scenes, and the story is...

Is it a single woman or a harem?

The writing style is excellent, and the plot is well-designed. I don't find it overly melodramatic; melodrama is all about empty talk. The richness of inner thoughts is a huge strength of written works, and this one is wonderfully well-developed. The male lead is very realistic, and his background is quite substantial. The inclusion of a sister, mother, lover, princess, and master makes the story feel very fulfilling. The struggle against fate is always a captivating theme, although I wonder if the book will later delve into a world conspiracy. I'm also particularly looking forward to the mother's storyline; these are usually difficult to handle, as emotions can easily become distorted. I'm also curious about what happened to my mother in her previous life...