Who Says I’m Not a Proper Record Keeper?

It's truly a wonderful Japanese light fantasy novel, all I can say. The writing is anything but superficial; once you start reading, you feel completely immersed.

Let me add a book review. First of all, I was really looking forward to the latest chapter! Only three chapters of the third volume have been released so far, and dragons, dwarves, orcs, and succubi have all appeared. Although they are all Western fantasy elements, it definitely gives you the feeling of constantly exploring another world. The protagonist is a D-rank adventurer now, I think. The second volume is much richer and more exciting than the first. It really feels like a team is traveling together, and the groundwork laid in the first volume finally seems to be paying off. I wonder what else is being buried in the story. The content is a good mix of adventure and slice-of-life. The battle descriptions aren't drawn out, and the romance is also well-developed, without sudden, unfiltered inner monologues...

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There's no gender-swap, reincarnation, body-snatching system, or cheat codes. There are no clichéd villains, no AI-driven plots, no filler characters, no long-winded inner monologues, and no drawn-out water magic or sword skills—these are just the tip of the iceberg. Instead of excessive filler, it's a good story about how the protagonist, after a long, simple life in his original world, longs for a trip. It's a very comfortable read, and the female lead is described as adorable.

This book will be available next week! I'll be releasing a massive 20,000-word chapter on release day! Please, all you readers, subscribe and keep reading! (Subscriptions are really important!) I will finish writing this book properly.

I've finished reading 50 chapters so far, so here are my thoughts. From the current plot, the protagonist seems to have fighting power, but I don't know how he'll develop later. I hope it doesn't suddenly become a typical overpowered protagonist wish-fulfillment story, which would be a bit boring. First of all, the first volume has too much setup and a slow pace, which might discourage most readers except for some veteran readers. The second volume's adventure is much more enjoyable; gradually revealing the world's lore during the adventure is much better than bombarding the reader with a bunch of settings at the beginning. At chapter 50, it feels like the map is only just beginning to unfold, so the world-building is probably quite extensive. I wonder if they can manage to keep it under control. When I first read the first volume, I was a bit...

The next two chapters are going to be really exciting! But I'm worried about getting elbowed, so I'm checking with the boss first. If everything's okay, I'll post it directly!

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The female lead is well-developed and has a great personality. If she becomes popular, we should thank her properly.

Besides Lia and Elevia, will there be another female lead?