A Slacking, Fish-Touching City Inspector Every Day

The author writes a novel on another site, achieving above-average results, with guaranteed integrity (.·`ω´·). The writing is readable, the plot is lighthearted, and there are plenty of laughs. The author isn't a pro, but definitely not a newbie either. The descriptions naturally incorporate various memes, the plot is innovative and unconventional, making it an excellent light novel suitable for watching while eating, relaxing at work, or sneaking in a lesson (just kidding). The main character is very cute and lovable, and there are other lolis as well, making it a dream come true for lolicon! Anyway, the author is a typical lolicon (laughs). The novel features many beautiful character designs, sure to satisfy various fantasies (although some are a bit too explicit...).

This is a lighthearted and enjoyable novel. The jokes are used well and naturally, and readers who like cute and funny slice-of-life stories about little girls should enjoy it. It occasionally reaches a peak of chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur). Each chapter ends with various silly illustrations, which are quite amusing. Overall, it's very cute. A disclaimer: I'm quite strict with my book ratings. I consider an 8-star book to be excellent. A 6-star book is just average. Now for the drawbacks… I've specifically listed the strengths first to prevent some readers from dropping the book after only a glance at the reviews, thus losing readers, but the issues still need to be addressed. First, the plot. Before entering the academy, the overall plot has a…

The book's readership is in an uproar; it was probably mistakenly blocked and can't be retrieved now (sadly).

It's very well written; at least I didn't skip any chapters in the free chapters. I highly recommend this book. I personally can't stand it, so I can only watch you guys read it.

Some books you just forget about after you've been reading them for a while, and then suddenly you remember them, only to find they're finished.

It's watchable, but some parts are a bit off. In the first chapter, when the organization first appears, they take forever to deal with the monsters, just waiting to finish them off, but then send a bunch of people to surround the protagonist. They're so casual with other S-rank characters. Overall, this organization gives the impression of bullying the weak and fearing the strong. Furthermore, some of the members seem to use a sense of moral blackmail, asking why those with power have to go to the front lines to die. This organization feels terrible from the start. And that guy who created the ice tree—being impulsive is fine, but not over such a trivial matter. Isn't that just plain stupid? He's thinking he's helping the organization; how old is he to act so childishly...?

The tags (and a few others, all recently changed) are because someone on Jinjiang Literature City wrote an anti-social book (not intended to incite conflict), which may lead to a large-scale cleanup of the internet. The platform is trying to mitigate risk; please understand. It's already good that the book is still there, as everyone says.

This seems to be one of the author's earlier works; I feel there are many parts that weren't handled well. I've subscribed to the whole thing and will read it for now as a way of supporting the author.

I was always happy with my online name, until I saw this book.

I've read most of both of the author's books, and I can't really find fault with them, but I always feel the plot isn't quite exciting enough! It still feels a bit bland.