I've Been Chosen as the Savior Hero. What Should I Do?

A hidden gem I stumbled upon. This book provided an excellent reading experience, and I hope to witness its ending. I'm so glad I accidentally clicked on the wrong tag while searching for books, which led me to this story. The world-building is meticulously constructed from the very beginning, which is a very satisfying aspect. In my opinion, the beauty of isekai (another world) stories lies in their ability to rationalize anything illogical, giving the author the right to interpret the entire setting. Under this premise, even if the author believes 1+1=3 within the story, as long as this holds true throughout, then the setting is reasonable. The author in the early stages...

I glanced at the comments; they look interesting.

Before beginning the formal review, I feel it's necessary to first address the previous book review and say a few words in support of the author. I hope everyone will read this entire review carefully and then combine it with the content of that review to draw a relatively objective conclusion. Firstly, the first volume of this book does have flaws, that's true, but they're not fatal flaws, much less bombshells. In today's increasingly superficial reading environment, truly immersing oneself in a book and reading attentively has become a luxury for most busy people; for writers, it's equally unrealistic to maintain their initial passion and repeatedly refine a book. However, this book...

If you keep reading, you'll discover that this is an unparalleled treasure.

(Tags: Female protagonist, loli, gender-swap???) First of all, thank you to the author for their dedication! The book is of high quality, over 2 million words, and updated daily—amazing! But why didn't the author sign a contract? Even if they signed a contract but didn't publish it, they would still get paid. _(´_`" ∠)_ The author's writing is good, the style suits my taste, the setting is detailed, the plot develops smoothly, and there are no fantastical plot twists. That's enough with the simple praise~~—The dividing line of dialectical criticism— It's the same old story about the first volume. Actually, from a literary perspective, this volume, which is like an ensemble drama, is quite good, establishing...

Is Orange still married or single?

They didn't sign a contract.

Huh?! A seven-figure sum?! This is a free seven-figure sum?! This result is just too heartbreaking!!!

I don't understand why so few people read this book; it's a hidden gem!

Looks like a treasure trove, looking forward to getting my hands on it.