Dwarf In The Future

Qiao Zhiya is a hybrid. Before he was born, his elf father wanted him to have a strong physique unique to dwarfs; while his dwarf mother wanted him to have a tall body unique to elves. And then he was born, his features delicate and beautiful, his body weak and thin… but his strength is at the peak of the dwarfs! Then he crossed over. With his beloved little hammer, he walk alongside females-who-are-as-tall-as-he-is and males-who-are-a-head-taller-than-him-on-average future… this blue, thin mushroom wants to go home. Chu Rong: picked up a small dwarf who always wants to run away. He’s cute, wanna drag home. Qiao Zhiya: ??? Mama, there’s a pe*vert! Cute but disobedient shou X Tsundere Marshal gong1v1 HE + extra side ship

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Dwarf In The Future "Dwarf In The Future" is quite the ride, a blend of fantasy, sci-fi, and shounen ai that throws a dwarf-elf hybrid into a futuristic mech-filled universe. I found myself intrigued by the premise, and while it wasn't a perfect novel, it certainly kept me entertained. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the unique combination of magic and mecha. The idea of a character from a magical world suddenly finding himself in a technologically advanced society is inherently appealing. I was excited to see how the author would blend these seemingly disparate elements. ### What Works Well Many readers praised the world-building, and I have to agree. The author does a good job of creating a believable futuristic setting while still incorporating elements of magic and fantasy. I particularly enjoyed the concept of spiritual power and how it interacted with the mecha technology. The side characters are also a strong point. They're diverse, unique, and contribute meaningfully to the plot. I especially appreciated that they weren't just one-dimensional and continued to appear throughout the story, making the world feel more alive. The MC is also quite endearing. He's cute, hard-working, and determined, even if he can be a bit naive at times. His growth throughout the story is satisfying to watch. ### Areas of Concern The ML's character seems to be a point of contention for many readers. Some find him to be too controlling and overbearing, while others see him as a tsundere with a good heart. Personally, I can see both sides. While his actions can be questionable at times, there's also a sense that he genuinely cares for the MC and is trying to protect him in his own way. I'll also admit that at times the plot felt a little dragged out, particularly during the "chase for the monster" arc. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviewers mentioned that the MC is quite OP, which can be a turn-off for some readers. Also, the ML's initial controlling behavior stems from a hidden sickness that affects his self-control. This is revealed later in the story and helps to explain his actions. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "Dwarf In The Future" is an enjoyable read. The unique premise, well-developed world, and endearing characters make it a worthwhile experience. While the ML's behavior and the occasional pacing issues might not be for everyone, I still recommend giving this novel a try, especially if you're a fan of fantasy, sci-fi, and a bit of fluff. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.