I Refuse to Be the Cannon Fodder Main Wife, I’d Rather Aim Higher - Reviews

I don't know why sir author left the last novel because that was good and this is good too but in this novel, if possible please add harem. In the previous novel, it was hard to read helpless heroine romantics having a one-sided love. So please this time a harem, not big but 4 - 5 is enough and I think most can agree on this too.

Clearly the Author has some bias towards other harem members.. *Nuwa* cough.. while other members only get mentioned by name and not having any lines. Xiao Wen was my favorite from the start and now she barely gets mentioned and just fades in the backgroudAlso author kinda bummed out the plot of the Liena's fate organization of the earth realm. They are trying to open the fate kingdom as their goal when it just suddenly opened when MC kidnap a girl and Fate king was like "kill him for me". meh

Great a video game genre, one of my top 3 least favorite genres and its harem which is infamous for dragging down quality of series. Not having high hopes for this novel.

I read this like 6-7 months ago and i thought you dropped it even though it was a great story, i just now remembered it so ima reread it.  

finally! a book with war setting that won't get wishy washed by morals like I won't kill innocents!!or a book about a non human MC but still cares for the other race!! like a demon king yet still saves human!! CHOOSE YOUR OWN RACE FOR MY SANITY'S SAKE! I HOPE THIS CONTINUES!! I LOVE THE STORY SO FAR!

A must read.I was laying bored playing with my phone and saw webnovel popup on my Facebook downloaded it and browsed a few stories after coming across this one I am so a keeper of webnovel.This story is intense and well thought out for a moment it felt like it was a movie I was watching breaking down the detail.The characters are well explained and it made me curious about there capabilities and just as I anticipated the title lived up to the story well done Author a 10 star rating to you

Author's review here- A slow burn type of novel where our hero unwittingly alters the balance between the parties. A self discovery journey where the clueless young man will use his book knowledge as a foundation to become better. So many paths, which are detours and which will lead to destiny? Who knows? Take a walk, enjoy the scenery, have some melon seeds as you watch the mayhem

While the story captivated my interest and held its own, I couldn't help but draw comparisons to the last book I read, which, in my opinion, surpassed this one. The narrative was engaging, but the previous book had a certain magic that elevated it to a higher level. Despite giving this story a respectable 4-star rating, the characters' designs seemed reminiscent of the earlier read, lacking the innovative touch that would have set them apart. It's not that the characters weren't well-crafted; they just felt a bit too familiar. In the end, the tale was enjoyable, but the shadow of the exceptional previous book loomed large, making it difficult to award a perfect rating. Nevertheless, it remains a commendable effort with room for improvement.

"You're okay with it?" I asked.

"You, are not a mortal? No, it makes no sense. Your body is of mortal flesh and bone." One of the Gods of War muttered in a domineering voice.

"Are you ready?" Namjoon dropped his bag to the back seats of his meissen blue Cabrio then hopped into the driver's seat.

Bringing the flute glass in my hand closer to my lips, I let the cold champagne wash down my throat. Plaza Condè was one of my favorite restaurants, but sharing a table with my mother was certainly not one of the reasons why.