After Her Rebirth, She Remarried Her Mortal Enemy - Reviews

Well in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking at this matter in a different way and without fighting and by trying to make it clear, and by considering each and everyone's opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say.

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This and Lewd Apocalypse are The Best Pleaaaasssse! Continue!!

A good harem with great plot like author's other book.

It’s very hard to read since the translations are bad but the story and characters are very good so I don’t mind the translations that much but I hope it gets better.

Pretty well-executed story for this genre blend. However, it suffers from some issues centered around MC. The MC is required to be realistic by our limited perspective, but by definition, he cannot be realistic in said perspective. The entire world seems centered on our MC and it shows a bit too much. Yet, the beginning doesn’t hint at or support this. In fact, it plays it off as the opposite! … I‘ll briefly describe a result of this conflict: In the beginning, readers think X decision is not realistic but Y decision is fine. Then, as the readers progress their understanding, they look back and adopt the opposite view. Maybe X decision is slightly more justified, but decision Y no longer makes any sense. This conflict batters the reader’s suspension of disbelief and negates the “ah ha” moment of enlightenment. Also, I’ve found little reason to care about any of the characters so far. They seem to be divided into only 2 camps: 1. Unimportant background character 2. The character is smitten/obsessed with the MC This is a common issue with stories following the same themes as this one. Despite these problems, the writing quality is high. It mimics the style of the many translated works on webnovel. As well, the plot and setting are interesting. I’m left feeling that this is a pretty good novel even as I lose interest due to my aversion for harems, god characters, and general fatigue for this writing style/genre pairing. I might yet come back to read more in the future.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but after reading a few chapters I can only assume the author tried to write a comedie.Try is the key word here.The jokes and entertaining situations fall flat, maybe the nuances are simply lost in translation, but there is really no merit to such a novel. The premise is ridiculously stupid, while the MC character falls flat and shows no initiative at all. I don't even knoe what the selling point of this story is supposed to be.

"... this is not my home." The door shut, leaving the old man in the  dilapidated house without saying another word.

The next day we didn't even get that far from the camp since Ish felt sick. At the end both Ish and I decided to return to the village.

Lulu died at age 65

[They made horrible world's that always have death and such things on it in all of the universes they had acquired.]

You'll never know if you don't go