looks interesting .........
Really loving this book...beautifully narrated and the story progression is great.
loved the story and how it's going.. it's interesting n worth reading
when you will update author
only got a few chapters in and had to quit. horrible writing & english. and way too many time jumps. not even a half semi realistic "book"
Chapter 79 - 18 Aug 2023
This book is labelled as completed, but is unfinished
Very nice and interesting story,keep it up,more strength unto you
I will really miss Danielle
Author please can you write another series on Danielle
Great start! I love it. you should promote this book. it's worth it seriously.
Sure, here is the rewritten content:
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Basically, the protagonist is an idle game developer who has been reincarnated. He tries to create magic that operates similarly to an idle game, so he summons puppets in the form of humans and wolves and lets them kill monsters while he levels up without doing anything, just like in an idle game. He mentions that he plans to head to a dungeon in the future to farm experience and power-level, but I haven’t reached that part yet. The world has levels and skills, which are different from magic, but it also has magic.
I got to the chapter where his female friend is lost in the forest, and he goes looking for her, summoning lots of wolf puppets. I couldn’t continue from there. It’s too bad; it’s not my cup of tea. However, the premise is very interesting.
If you're not fond of dark-themed stories, it's best to avoid this novel. It revolves around a character struggling with depression and their journey towards self-improvement. Many might not fully grasp the complexities of trauma and depression, so they might advise simply "not being depressed." It's important to note that depression and sadness are distinct concepts. The author effectively portrays the mindset and daily life of someone dealing with depression, which I appreciate. The protagonist's quest for happiness through small changes is heartening.
However, I deducted one star due to the slow pacing of the narrative. So, I'd recommend this book to those who can appreciate the depth of the dark theme, but be prepared for a slower-paced reading experience.
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