I Was Reincarnated as a Poor Farmer in a Different World, so I Decided to Make Bricks to Build a Castle Chapter 50 Discussion

Long story short, if you like to be spoon fed, you might like this story.

I read this far, so I cant exactly say that this novel is bad or something along the line. The story itself is rather predictable, and the idea is not exactly new. As far as I read, it was about building things, and discovering things.

While I know this novel isn't meant to be serious, I can't help but compare it to similar novel with better world building. World presentation is rather vague, can't say there wasn't, but were to be there more of it, I believe it was to be desired. And let alone character development, character introduction is lackluster. The characters don't really leave a big impression either.

I know I mentioned so many negative things up there, but by no means did I not enjoy the novel. The story easy to follow. Spoiler

You will get what you think most likely shows next but well, yeah, it's a plus?

[collapse] You wont be stuck hanging on several days waiting for a new chapter since most event are concluded in one or two chapters. The pace is nice, not too fast nor too short, especially considering the short chapters.

read this novel if:

1. You like an easy going story.
2. You like a story where the MC grows with nary problems. (Plot wise, not setting wise).
3. You don't like a long event. Basically like 1-3 chapter for one event/plot point.
4. You are okay with a rather bland and predictable story.
5. You are looking for a quick read that's enjoyable but you can just leave it without having a withdrawal syndrome from the character or story yet when you come back to read it again, it's still as good (?) as ever.

and, don't read this novel if:

1. You like a complicated plot/event.
2. You're picky about writing presentation. Don't get me wrong, the translator did a really good job tl-ing this. Tho the "summary" on every chapter is rather annoying imo.
3. You don't like cliche or current pop trope.
4. You just finished reading a super well written novel. This novel has its own charm but, well, not the best.