A Journey to Another World with Blades and Summoning

He can even kill his own parents! I've always liked protagonists with twisted personalities like this, and I'm so grateful to the author for letting me see such an excellent work. He's much better than the useless, invincible protagonists in other novels; he's decisive in killing and seducing women, unlike other books where the romance drags on until the very last chapter. The writing style is somewhat unique, and the unexpectedly interesting plot is also very engaging. Even though it's just a story about a protagonist gaining invincible power and constantly collecting women, I felt like I wanted to read it all in one go. Overall, it's a gem for me.

I don't really know what to comment on. I just feel this is the most satisfying novel of its kind in China, having read it three times. Each time I finish, I feel very comfortable. This book feels subtly different from other books in some positive aspects. Subjectively, finishing it satisfied my craving for novelty; after all, living alone abroad for a long time can be quite lonely. The story is fresh; it doesn't use the "clichéd" writing style. As someone who likes Japanese anime culture, I especially appreciate it. At least such a great book with so many words is rare on this platform. There's no reason not to give it a good review. In short, I wish the author continued success!

I saw what the author said while browsing the short reviews section, so I went to read the comments section. Honestly, it made me angry. If there's anything wrong, you can point it out, and the author will definitely change. But you have to talk like this. Imagine I'm talking to you, and I insult you twice out of every three sentences. Can we have a proper conversation? Don't say the author's words are harsh; you asked for it! Have you ever seen Wu Ji talk to us readers like this?! Can't accept it? Who told you to read it? Didn't you see Wu Ji's warning? And yet there are still people criticizing it? What do you want? What kind of warning do you want? You talk about Wu Ji like that? Then who are you? Does Wu Ji get paid for nothing?! Have you ever thought about what Wu Ji wrote...?

This is a typical harem/invincible story, but it's surprisingly good. Highly recommended. (The remaining text appears to be gibberish and unrelated to the main story.)

Aside from a brief period of effort at the beginning, the rest of the novel is incredibly fast-paced, making it arguably the fastest novel I've ever read (facepalm). But as a previous review mentioned, it's incredibly addictive. The dialogue and plot are so simple and direct; if a random character dares to act arrogantly, they're immediately slapped in the face; if anyone dares to have any ulterior motives, they're simply killed. Aside from a few slice-of-life moments, the entire story revolves around the protagonist showing off and slapping others in the face—it's just so satisfying to read. Do you know why I like novels with such an overpowered protagonist? Because you don't have to worry about anything, and there's definitely no NTR (although NTR is sometimes necessary for plot development, I really hate it), and the villains...

Actually, I didn't intend to say anything, but I saw a previous book review and wanted to express my opinion. As a light novel, it doesn't necessarily need to have a plot like those epic works. Besides, if the author updates each chapter and reads it themselves, there's nothing wrong with that. People change, and novel characters change too. In my opinion, as an author, one doesn't necessarily have to follow a pre-determined plot. A novel that doesn't follow the plot, if it's not bad, is a masterpiece. In my eyes, this is a masterpiece. Kirihime, write according to your own ideas; we will always support you.

I've been following this series for a long time, but I'm tired of it now. The story lacks appeal; it's all just everyday life in this other world. I'd rather just go explore Earth. It gets less and less interesting as it progresses. I wonder how many others feel the same way? But the book itself is still pretty good. If it had some new and engaging elements, it would be great. Or perhaps they could finish this book and then write some stories about protagonists with special abilities and growth, which would be more interesting because we'd be eager to see how they develop, what events they encounter, and what characters they meet along the way.

Overall, I think this light novel is pretty well-written and worth reading. It has indeed brought a bit of fun to my boring life these past few days, but don't think I'm not going to criticize you (seems I failed...). There are quite a few problems. ① The characters other than the main character have low presence. I realize that when you define it as a harem anime, this problem is unavoidable, because with so many characters, it's impossible to manage them all. Even if you can manage them, it slows down the plot, which is tantamount to suicide for a light novel. So I'm too lazy to nitpick about this. ② The plot has flaws; frankly, there aren't any scenes that really impressed me, so...

It's common knowledge that authors nowadays often include toxic content in their stories, something my beloved YY novel forum deeply abhors. While the author's warning is partly due to pressure from trolls, it's still somewhat acceptable. After all, everyone's tolerance level is different; what the author considers normal, readers might find unacceptable. So, compared to those unscrupulous authors who only want to attract readers and make money, resorting to toxic content when they can't make enough, this author still has some conscience. However, I personally find it hard to accept, especially for non-DPS characters. What can I say, I have a thing for virgins, ╭(╯^╰)╮

To be honest, I don't know how to comment on the author's book reviews. I really like the author's portrayal of Emily as a complete homebody, and I'm looking forward to seeing her and Blue develop their relationship further. However, there's often a feeling in their conversations that Emily feels empty inside Blue, even though Blue's concern sometimes makes Emily feel valued. Such complex emotions and relationships easily pique the reader's interest, so more of their everyday comedic moments are a great motivation to keep reading.