As a Goddess's Devotee, I Was Conquered by the Goddess

While others still have people sweeping tombs during the Qingming Festival, I have been sweeping your tomb for so many years.

This book has a very good quality: the author genuinely and seriously tells a story. It avoids slapstick humor, childishness, and pointless actions; the plot doesn't feel erratic or disjointed, making it a comfortable read. While not all characters are fully fleshed out, they all have substance and intelligence. Almost all the plot points revolve around the main storyline, creating a coherent narrative. These are, in my opinion, the most important qualities of a novel. To portray all characters as normal and maintain a coherent plot is already quite excellent. The book's main appeal is the story. It contains some elements of wish fulfillment and harem elements, but these aren't overly emphasized. Personally...

I will analyze this book from the following three aspects: 1. The male protagonist is set to be intelligent, which is much more comfortable to watch than characters who just rush forward without thinking. There is nothing to say about that. But I personally think that the characters that are more successful in terms of setting and that attract me are Amfelia and Degura. I am a fan of mature women, but after reading this book, I actually felt that lolis might not be bad either. (1) First of all, there is Amfelia, the princess. She is steady and has a bit of cunning. Steadfastness corresponds to the person in power, while cunning corresponds to an interesting soul. But steadfastness accounts for more, which is in line with the setting of the person in power. She has a distinct personality, unlike the monotonous stupid and cute characters in other novels...

I just finished reading Volume 2, and the overall quality is terrible. It's significantly worse than Volume 1. First of all, the male protagonist is basically unchanged in Volume 2 except for his level. His social circle is still the same few people, and some characters from Volume 1 are even becoming marginalized. The romance doesn't progress at all either. The only character who seems to have gotten a little involved is that poet or something (I forgot her name, but she's so marginalized in Volume 2). And the female characters are just too easily given away. I understand the male protagonist having past memories and feelings, but the female characters are basically just given away for free, leaving me completely confused. Dracula still doesn't know that it was the male protagonist who saved him thousands of years ago, and the mentor...

Huh? How come the pigeons I raised for a year suddenly died?

Is this author never finished writing any of his books?

I ordered the pineapple buns again for tomb sweeping. Did you miss me?

Finally, I don't have to dedicate it to Alice anymore, but it's a pity about all those coupons I had.

Offering incense

The books disappeared as I kept raising them.