I Reincarnated as a Hero and Started Slacking Off with the Evil Dragon

The story features two heroines, a unique and refreshing fantasy trope. The two main characters are incredibly endearing, almost like a cross between a Taoist immortal and a Xu Xiake from another world. "The boat glides gently, the wind blows softly against my clothes; I ask the traveler about the road ahead, lamenting the faint light of dawn." The entire book is quite engaging, depicting the two characters' leisurely journey through nature. It's perfect for a quiet nighttime reading experience, savoring the romantic atmosphere of the lakeside of Lake Baikal and the cabins by Walden Pond in Thorone. "The past cannot be changed, but the future can be pursued; the error of the way has not yet been too far; the present is right, and the past was wrong." Indeed, it's better to leave the metropolis now, leave the new century's cars...

In my university life, with more free time, I've found myself reading less and less. It's not because there aren't good books, but because as I've read more, I've gradually realized that I can guess the ending of many books just from the title, and some even have plot points that I can deduce from the tags. However, I still read a dozen or so chapters to determine if it's worth reading. This book was refreshing; it turns out not all authors avoid padding their writing. Tired of mindless, overly sentimental stories, and bloated plots… I'm wondering if there are any more slice-of-life, more lighthearted books. In yuri stories where the protagonist is always a weakling, the character setup is always the same…

This pineapple bun is killing me! My bookshelf was already overflowing with good but unpopular books, and now another bunch of them are going to die out.

Will the story focus on academies from now on? I still prefer a more unrestrained plot. Please don't forget that.

If all else fails, go and support your family first. You can always update whenever you feel like it.

Thanks for reminding me, I'd be an idiot to spend money on Pineapple Bun's events again.

I subscribed a long time ago I stumbled upon this book while rummaging through old novels on the bookshelf. In today's fast-paced world, finding a novel that is both slice-of-life and heartwarming is truly a rare treat. I really like this sweet and peaceful rhythm of life. However, the book's poor sales led to its abrupt end. It can only be said that he was born at the wrong time. It's truly rare to find a book that abandons fast-paced reading and focuses on everyday life; it's a real shame.

Wow, this is so great! I love these kinds of heartwarming slice-of-life stories.

I've read so many novels in SF, and many of the authors are science and engineering guys. Doesn't SF have any liberal arts students, no language and literature majors, no "experts" in Chinese language and literature? I can't wait to see Peking University Chinese Department students become flops.

It's just everyday life, no wonder. Not many people watch it; it's basically just daily chat and nothing else, plus cute otaku stickers and tomb sweeping.