Are You Stupid? I Can Draw! [Unlimited] - Reviews

Yeah, bit anticlimactic, but it is what it is

I'd guess he will have multiple love interests around him but only 1 actual love interest

This honestly moved me to tears. What sets this book apart from other tales of unlimited resources is its emphasis on the positive aspects of humanity. While it's uncertain whether we would display such unity in an actual alien invasion scenario, it's refreshing to read a narrative that portrays a different perspective. Regardless, it's a welcomed departure.

"I absolutely adore the novel's setting, despite some minor plot inconsistencies – like why Earth's myths mirror those of other species without actual space travel. These can be overlooked. The foreshadowing was intriguing, though I'm still unsure if the 'human' character is actually the main protagonist due to the machine translation. The relationship between the MC and ML felt somewhat shallow. Honestly, I don't have much else to add; this book is one of my favorites, deserving more recognition.

As for recommendations, here are a few novels with OP (Overpowered Protagonist) characters that escalate in strength: 'I Became a God in a Horror Game', 'Welcome to the Nightmare Live', 'The Passerby Who Turned Out to be the Final Boss', and 'After the Full-Level Boss Entered the Escape Game by Mistake'. Each offers an enjoyable reading experience!"

I initially thoroughly enjoyed this novel, as it was both hilarious and skillfully written. However, as we approached the climax, my opinion shifted. The protagonist creates an illusionary world to assist the main character in overcoming the final challenge and even erases his memories. Despite not having romantic feelings for the male lead (ML), the MC grows closer to him due to the amnesia plot. The MC was content on his own, which made the reliance on amnesia feel forced. The author tried to justify it with ML's perceived risk and sacrifice, claiming it was necessary for the MC's growth. Unfortunately, this manipulation of the narrative dampened my enthusiasm, although I did finish it. The attempts at redemption didn't convince me, and the ending left me disappointed.