The Couch Potato Sword God Doesn't Want to Fall in Love

You didn't expect that, did you? I didn't even expect it myself.

Um, I'm eating out right now, and I'm frantically typing away.

The book is great! I searched for ages to finally find something interesting. Go Saki-gami! By the way, is there a group chat?

You should add more chapters.

Here's a secret: this book is actually written by the author. Don't ask me why; it's just that I think I've figured out the author's name.

He's here! He's here! He's finally back!

Damn, it's updated!

I'd like to ask if it involves taking in the entire harem?

To be honest, I wrote this review partly to get monthly votes, and partly to encourage the author, Saki. Her writing is inherently fantastical and ethereal, entirely based on imagination; you can imagine how much creativity it takes, and flaws are inevitable. As readers, we should just enjoy the story and not be too critical or resort to personal attacks. Writing is like cooking; you can't please everyone. Don't let the opinions of a few discourage you; after all, there are many readers like me who support you. I believe in you! Keep it up!

Does the protagonist use a sword or a knife? Sometimes it's a knife, sometimes a sword.