Saving the World Starting as a Slime

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A struggling author is begging online: please, dear readers, add this to your bookshelf and vote for me. I'm begging you!

A struggling author is begging online: please, dear readers, add this to your bookshelf and vote for me. I'm begging you!

Yes, you can watch it. It's a simplified version of "It's perfectly reasonable for a slime like me to easily defeat a dragon, right?"

The supporting character Li Shao is portrayed in a way that's not just ordinary, it's a bit outrageous. He serves as the villain's lackey while simultaneously provoking the protagonist, acting arrogantly and completely lacking in common sense.

I've read twenty chapters of this book. It's about the protagonist becoming a Beast Tamer, signing a contract with a slime, and making money as an environmental ambassador. Incidentally, the protagonist also has a half-sister. Reading these twenty chapters has been somewhat bland; there's neither angst nor thrilling fight scenes. Perhaps I was too hasty; there might be more later, but the author might have abandoned the story. Review: A lighthearted, mindless read.

Simplified version: A bunch of dim-witted kids playing together with a self-important protagonist.

So many flaws! Only a few dozen chapters! First, the protagonist's slime is completely useless except for the system. I don't understand how to explain the scenes the protagonist saw during his awakening. Maybe they'll fix that later? Second, the protagonist's sister leveled up incredibly fast with that stone!

Well, this book is just so-so, and there are a few other novels in it.

I got to chapter 118 and couldn't keep going. Are there really that many female leads? The beginning was okay, but it got a bit bad later. Writing a book isn't easy, so I'll give it a good review.