I, Who Am Pampered in Every Way, Refuse to Live Off Others

What do you mean by "a tiny fraction resembling the neighbor's elf"? It's clearly just a different soup, with a few ingredients removed. They added talking characters and simplified some of the plot twists, but the writing style is unmistakably the same. Frankly, they've optimized many of the nauseating parts of the story, but the plot remains consistently the same, with no major changes expected in the short term. This kind of writing lacks flavor; the monotonous feeling is unpleasant. Moreover, in the current climate, the "rise to power" genre is quite popular. While "Wandering the Road" has forged an unconventional path, it ultimately hasn't quite reached the same level of success...

Such a good book is rare these days! Everyone should cherish it. I saw someone in the comments say the setting is similar to the anime/manga series "The Elf Next Door," and I admit, while there are very small parts of the setting that are similar, the later plot doesn't have that element at all. The author has clearly developed their own style (though it looks familiar). It reminded me of the yuri anime/manga series I read back in the day at the Artificial Academy. Those were truly wonderful times… Okay, what I really want to say is, author, you're awesome! Update soon! Update soon! Update now! New content! Ah!!

This is the first book I'll finish, but you'll have to wait a bit longer. Although by then there might be no one left.

Everyone, I'm so sorry, I'm back! I can't let down the autographs!!!

First of all, wow, the choice of subject matter is really interesting! There are plenty of people writing time-travel stories these days, but very few can write something truly unique. The author has already managed to make it stand out! 👍 The protagonist is introduced as a slave (probably a reincarnated one), which puts him in a passive position from the start, unlike the overpowered protagonists of the old tropes. How the story unfolds from there is very intriguing. Secondly, the action descriptions are fantastic, especially the descriptions of the slave's young mistress's actions in the first chapter. Readers can roughly deduce what kind of person she is from that description, which is excellent! 👍...

Updates have been slow lately due to the Lunar New Year holiday. Please forgive me, everyone.

This book should be called "God's Journey to the Crystal Palace".

Having read up to chapter 72, there are many foreshadowing elements and plot holes regarding the protagonist, really many. It's not just the first supporting mage, the second demon princess, the third village girl "sword saint," and later, that other character, the dragon, the princess incident, and the principal's plot hole at the school (were the sister's doing?). ... I can't even count them all. Roughly speaking, the plot (I'm guessing) involves a cat god protagonist with a cat god sister. The protagonist probably died once, and a reincarnated "male protagonist" appears, is found by the sister, and becomes the female protagonist. In chapter 72, that other character (my memory isn't great) says she's a true god, so the protagonist's sister must be the god in the protagonist's mind when he first "transmigrated"...

I vaguely remember you saying that you would finish updating even if only a few people were reading it.

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