Slimy Slime

Information

Status

Ongoing

Year

2023

Author

Warix Viviana

• News! I have a new book!
  Feb 25, 2025
• Slimy Slime slimes into Amazon!
  Jan 4, 2024
• Chapter 3: Shockingly, sometimes Authority can be a good thing. As long as I have it, of course.
  Mar 9, 2023
• Chapter 2: The Superior Power of the Slime!
  Mar 8, 2023
• Chapter 1: One man's death is that same man's isekai.
  Mar 7, 2023

Reviews

Community Reviews(10)

• NiCl2817Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Admittedly, its very early on, but I've enjoyed what I've read so far!
  The main character seems likeable and relatable, making believable mistakes while also making smart decisions. The other characters weren't fleshed out that much due to a lack of space, but they seemed 3 dimensional in the brief glance that we got.
  The story seems exciting and has a really nice hook, and I couldn't see any notable grammar or spelling issues.
• SuvrenimRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  I really like this story, it is funny, well thought out. its been a long time since the last chapter, so i csnt remember much else to comment on. when the author updates the next chapter i will update this review.
  i just wish the horrible hiatus would end already.
• Smexy PandaRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  A difficult start, mainly due to the knowledge dump and world building. I personally don't mind, but it could be a turn-off for many, so with that warning. I truly enjoy the story so far! I believe the author has instilled a decent amount of realism and fear into the main character, while juggling the fact that it is indeed a fantasy setting with a system. I'm sure for some they would say that the writing could be better, but I'm perfectly fine with it as is. I hope y'all engage with this story using an open mind!
• giant_snarkRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  I've been pleasantly surprised to find that this is the story that I'm most looking forward to updates from lately. The protagonist is believable in their mental struggles and, while flawed, is doing a decent job navigating problems and looking for exploits. The author has set up an interesting magic system in the world, and while the protagonist isn't very skilled at being number-crunchy, he's believably invested in exploiting the system while still being a decent person. Looking forward to more!
• XtraRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  It has a lot of explaining and planning so it is a good read for those who likes a calculative protagonist. The protagonist also has mood swings which can be slightly jarring. Other characters seem slightly 2 dimensional like in light novels but it is still good if you want a light read. It is because they are often defined by what they can do for the protagonist and don't have much depth of personality behind them besides their main trait.
• ShylightRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  At least that's how it reads so far. It's pretty difficult to tell which way the story will go at this point.
  The story doesn't take itself very seriously and has an overall comedic feel to it, despite touching on some heavy themes. Also the LitRPG elements are pretty much opposite of crunchy, so if you want lots of numbers in blue boxes this novel won't scratch that itch.
• FlamingFalconRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Honestly I enjoyed this novel a fair bit. Not gonna leave a detailed comment on how it is like usual because it's just late in the day and I don't have time to.
  But, I like the premise of the theory crafting in a new world just towards the development of the individual. No underlying saving the world etc, just perfect yourself and become a God. The openendedness just sounds like it can let the author create a world exactly how they want.
  My only gripe is the awkward focus there is in a sexual aspect particularly with regards to the curses inparticular. But the world itself and the skills are quite enjoyable. And the combat flows well.
  The haiatus is certainly a shame, and I hope at some point you can either work out a better monetisation system for yourself so you can do this full time while making a decent living. Or you pick it back up again once you are properly setup and can treat it as a hobby with slow release instead.
  wish you all the best Warix
• Kernoel77Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  It might be a bit early to leave a review at this point, but I still want to do so.
  Objectively, this is a fine story. It has a fairly interesting world and LitRPG system, with a decent amount of cool abilities. The main character is a bit whiny, but he's also fairly funny, so I can't hold it against him.
  But I find myself looking forward to every chapter of this that releases.
  I liked the long introduction, where he half sleeps and half min-maxes his skills. I like the silly jokes about him being a slime. I think it's funny when he does some dumb shit. This man isn't a genius, and partially, I'm here to laugh at him.
  Some of the style choices are a bit weird, like the obsession with near naked gods, and the amount of futa in it. Also, the near-naked men to near-naked women ratio is very skewed towards the women. But I can, to a degree, look past that, because this is, to me, a silly story about a silly slime, and that's what I'm here for.
• WildHorseRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Thus far a very interesting take on becoming a slime in another world. Tons of early world building that manages to feel in place with the MC and his situation, rather realistic actions when facing death, and a odd naming sense.
  I am not sure where this will go, but I am excited to find out.
• fakerdakerhahahaRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Style and Story:
  At first glance, this novel seems to be the usual “reincarnated with a system” shtick. And while yes, there are goddesses that give out freebies, there are the usual dead and regret isekai’ed heroes find themselves in, but there are also clever subversions of the norm. Once you experience the moment of realization, as well as the horrifying implications that come with it, you will be eagerly wanting to know more, to see if our hero would turn out to be a “villain” of this dreadful world
  At the time writing this review, there are only 12 chapters, 9 of which are spent to explain the various terms/powers/creatures inhabiting the world. Afterwards, there are some conflicts with the protagonist having his first battle while a “hero” schemes behind the scene. Overall, there are not too much to talk about, though it’s good that a framework for future developments is being steadily developed
  Grammar:
  Aside from some tiny errors, the grammar is well-polished. Thanks to the imaginative descriptions, you can easily breeze through the pages without having to worry about any jargon
  Character:
  The protagonist, Mark, is both your typical and not so typical isekai’ed hero. He is conscious of himself, as well as what he could and shouldn’t do. His personality further shines through his choice of powers, which reveals a lot about his belief and characteristics. All in all, he is one smart cookie, prone to crumbling if what he fears of the new world is correct…
  There are several side characters being introduced, some of which can be… intense. It should be kept in mind that most of these characters are deities and they might not appear again for a long time, and the one that is most likely to stick around (as a rivel/enemy) still hasn’t been really fleshed out yet. Nevertheless, the variety of personalities so far offers a glimpse into the wider world, and it is certainly interesting to say the least
  This novel offers some intriguing take on the usual isekai tropes. I