Review Detail of Lol1san in Reincarnated As A Plant Life
Detalhe da revisão
This novel can be summarized in one word: 'boring'. People might think that being a leafling, constantly evolving and slowly getting stronger is fun. Even I thought so at first and I admired the idea and the way the author wrote it, but as it progressed I realized that I didn't enjoy what I was reading at all. To me, this novel is just a copy of slime anime, the reincarnated slime Rimuru, except that Mc goes around training soldiers and playing sergeant. The difference is that he always trains leaflings with low IQ and shares the advantages and knowledge of his system with them. Other than that, it is a similar kingdom building novel. I don't know why it was fun for some people to see him training his little army down to the smallest detail, but for me it was not worth reading. In the same way, it is pointless to try to make another leafling as strong as him in every evolution. These are creatures at the bottom of the power ladder of the world background. You might think that the only advantage of training them would be long term loyalty but that is a big NO. As a former soldier or agent, Mc is too soft on them. In one chapter a leafling was kicking him in the face and he was just indifferent. At least if you are building your own army you have to make them fear and respect for you. It doesn't have to be all of them always like "Yes, Sir!" to you but what's the point if you don't want to keep them under your power and make them follow your orders? To me it was a boring MC. It's too early to talk about world building as the pace of the story is slow. But he and his 'cheat' are completely pointless. If at the end of the story a leafling who starts from the same level as him - from the bottom - will be at the same power level as him and be disrespectful to him, why should I read this sergeant role play novel ?
Reincarnated As A Plant Life
Kurai_Takahashi
Curtido por 18 pessoas
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No, this novel can't be summarized as boring since that's not how it works, learn the meaning and how to use words then use them, a summary is the main point briefly of the named subject, moving on, perhaps progressing and evolving is boring to you, it's just not your cup of tea, personally I really enjoy the parts with evolving, these are the crucial points to the final product of his effort. Second, it seems you have not read the whole novel and just dropped it midway since you stated something which had no base as of compared with the events which occurred further in the novel where these characters had a huge role in the commune, just cause these things are at the bottom doesn't mean it's futile, as of your point of how to make loyalty, sorry but that was a shitty example dude, that's not true loyalty, true loyalty is not trough fear but implies faithfulness, also this mc wasn't viewing the leaflings as soldiers but as children but you perhaps did not pay attention or simply forgot. Once again everyone has different likings and I respect them, I just saw some misinformation in what you wrote and that was deranging, in rest have a good day!
Kinda seems like you missed the bit where he not hints, but outright states that he isn't training an army but trying to raise a family. only making use of army type training because he doesn't know any other way to keep them safe that would also keep them happy. in a world that would happily swallow him whole, he has found a group to care for who might someday be able to care for him in return.
Well, that's fair. But like I said, this novel was boring for me and that's why I didn't read many chapters. And the part that I did read, it didn't mention that it was more of a family, so... Yeah, I didn't find that very entertaining. In fact, he still thought it was just a stupid dream. In short, in his dream he was enjoying himself and playing sergeant. That's what you do when you have a chance to realize that you are in a dream, isn't it? In short, what he was doing was having fun in his dream... You know, for someone who is a leafling in this cruel and 'real' world, it doesn't give them much time to train someone else... Actually I could go with it if he used them for a while to survive, but as I said, the other way around is not for me. And if there are others who are not, they will see this comment and judge accordingly. In addition, I didn't disrespect the labor here and give 1 star. I hope some of you understand that some things don't appeal to others...
yuri_mumu:Kinda seems like you missed the bit where he not hints, but outright states that he isn't training an army but trying to raise a family. only making use of army type training because he doesn't know any other way to keep them safe that would also keep them happy. in a world that would happily swallow him whole, he has found a group to care for who might someday be able to care for him in return.