Seijo no maryoku wa bannou desu - Reviews

This Novel has gone premium despite the release rate of two chapters a week. It was promised 14 chapters a week but laziness and greed are the only motivators with this Translator.Do not support QI's hoarding of all good novels!

Definitely, the author indeed noted that English is not his first language even so, he had do so great with the right diction to describe the event of this novel. The world background is great and the story development is excellent. The writing technic is over all great and I easily recommend this novel to everyone.

I'm dropping this because it just isn't funny to me. The whole joke seems to be the MC's only way of fighting is going for genitials and is just weird. He has other skills but the author doesn't want to have him use those so they become uselesss. The humor basically boils down to "I sexually assaulted someone for no reason LOL"  which just isn't funny to me.I got 0 laughs out of this story so I can't recommend it.

Original and very catchy cover page! The novel is well polished! The first thing I have noticed while reading your story, was the language. Good one! You don't struggle, like most of us, with tenses, style or grammar. The storyline is interesting, characters are expressive.Well done!

Could be so much better

Great novel, very good, it may be a little confusing but I managed to understand some parts, it is just info dumping but it's a good novel, check it out

"Is that how you recruit staff?" Yeon Joo asked Court lady Min.

"This must be how Marty felt when Doc sent him back" he thought.

Would the player like to activate the passive skill Chi Circulation Basic Level 1? Yes / No

Affinity

Somebody once asked could I spare some change for gas?

Honestly the thing that really sets this apart has gotta be the world building. There are so many stories where humans are just on top of the food chain because "There's just so many of them" or "They breed faster than pests, and spread everywhere just as fast" or the most annoying "They are a short lived species, and we must guide them with patience as we would our own children