The novel incorporates a slice-of-life aspect, with a seamless narrative flow and well-rounded supporting characters. The world-building is commendable, and the unique settings pique my interest. However, the main character's overpowered nature might border on being a Mary Sue due to a lack of depth, like flaws or vulnerabilities. The male lead is charming, often comical in his confusion, and demonstrates unwavering dedication, showering the protagonist with extraordinary assistance, even challenging moral boundaries.
The romance develops gradually without feeling forced, as seen in a scene where the AI male lead determines rewards after a battle, prioritizing the MC's wellbeing. In contrast, another character seeks only a recovery potion.
If you prefer action-packed stories with constant conflict, this might not be your cup of tea. But what compelled me to write this review is the supporting character, Chief-in-Staff "laoshi," who touched my heart. I feel同情 for them.
At around 90 chapters, the story is engaging but hasn't quite reached the captivating level. There's potential for improvement, though I struggle to articulate it beyond that. Overall, I find the story interesting and original, but it falls short of being truly enthralling. A rating of 4/5 seems appropriate, considering its strengths and areas for growth.
