At 1503 i will stop..i will consider this finished for me since i dont really understand whats going on anymore..translation is bad here specially during fights..it was good in early and mid and even some late. I got a bit tired reading the last few hundred chapters coz of bad translation..but for people who can read that it should be a good finish.. Imma give 4/5...1 minus for bad translation here
For those who like a romance full of twists and turns, this story is perfect. But at several moments I was very embarrassed to read it or very angry, it was a mixture of feelings and it is very full of content, the ending is very rushed, there were some interesting characters that could have had a better written ending and not a quick description of what happened to them.
The narrative is average but provides some entertainment value. Positive aspects include:
1. Clear explanation of the system's origin.
2. A satisfying conclusion.
However, there are several drawbacks:
1. The storytelling lacks depth and has numerous plot holes.
2. The portrayal of racism, particularly towards Japanese and Americans, is quite strong.
3. The main character's growth relies heavily on their bloodline, which doesn't feel logically consistent.
4. The ending feels abrupt and rushed.
Overall, while the book offers a few redeeming qualities, its mediocrity and plot issues detract from an otherwise engaging experience.
I'm not entirely sure why this novel garners such high ratings. While many readers express dissatisfaction with the harsh nature of the system, that's not my primary issue with the book. The main problem lies with the protagonist, who is absurdly overpowered yet utterly unimpressive. I stopped reading after the demon battle scene, as it was bewildering to see the MC struggle against an opponent 250 levels beneath him. Moreover, it was frustrating how he couldn't even motivate himself to fight, despite the complete lack of danger to himself. The novel feels marred by the MC's incompetence and the author's mismanagement of the system they created.
The premise of the story is highly incongruous, as the characters possess modern conveniences like smartphones, cameras, and the internet, yet they live in a world without firearms and still adhere to an aristocratic system with knights. This imbalance in technology and societal norms creates confusion. The main character's (MC) power level is unclear, as he seems弱小 at times but sporadically showcases strength, leaving readers unsure.
The narrative flow is uneven, particularly during the academy segment. The repetitive assignments and reliance on the MC's unique ability to complete them make for a tedious and unengaging storyline. The academy arc fails to provide a compelling progression or coherent development.
The narrative in "Isn't it a YANDERE?" offers a refreshingly complex portrayal of the titular character. The author deftly subverts stereotypes, making the protagonist's subtle obsession intriguing rather than cliche. The plot twists keep me hooked, challenging my initial assumptions about Yandere tropes. The depth of emotions portrayed is commendable, making this an engaging read that keeps me thinking long after the last page. A well-crafted exploration of the grey areas of love and obsession, highly recommended.
Fu..k its on hiatus don't read?
Enjoyable and sometimes thought provoking. Many thanks to the author(still wish we had more wardrobe screen time)
Exactly, I was looking for a theme in the wrong story.
But I'll keep reading since it's still not bad.
Why does good novel are at lower rank? Lots of higher rank novel can't match this.
Any kind of romantic ideas probably end in disaster
After 9 months they're still doing it
F*ck*rs don't know what it's like to have chapters blocked and not being able to read for free