Excellent, romantic a true love story
looking forward on the relationship of Emric and Lianna
For those who appreciate the absurd, "Arifureta" offers an entertaining read. Commencing with a familiar "trapped in another world" setup, the protagonist initially appears expendable. Following a harrowing ordeal, his character undergoes a significant transformation, particularly in the first volume. The subsequent seven volumes delve into Hajime's journey as he navigates through the absurd, finding balance while staying true to his beliefs. While there are moments of eye-rolling and Tio's antics can be excessive, the story could have benefitted from focusing on Yue and Kaori as primary heroines. This might have been the author's intention, hinted at by the ending's message: "confronting absurdity with even more absurdity."
I actually enjoy reading about their ordinary lives, and I eagerly anticipate it every day. I appreciate the storytelling progression, as I believe supporting characters have their own narratives to unfold. The relationship between the main characters is portrayed realistically, without being overly romantic - their genuine care for one another is evident. I also find the descriptions of food preparation and cooking an enjoyable part of the story. The translation is outstanding, and I'm more than willing to wait daily for updates until the story concludes. This novel is definitely worth my time.
This is a straightforward and grounded slice-of-life novel with minimal dramatic elements. There's no intense conflict or character development by the chapter, just a portrayal of village life. Personally, I find it rather uneventful, but it's decent for passing the time. The more engaging plot points occur towards the end, specifically in the last 10-15 chapters and possibly some additional content.
However, one aspect that stands out as unsettling is the inclusion of a side character who marries at a young age of 15 and experiences a somewhat explicit scene. It's unclear why this particular choice was made, as no other relationships exhibit such explicit content.
So things have not improved much uh..
mfs will read ecchi but the second bl comes up the novel is horrendous ? grow up
yaoi+smut? I love that!
so... is the story good?
the tags are crazy in this one
Well that's true, but as far as i remember they didn't know that solus was human before she remembered her old life. They are more like partners. So he encountered phloria before they knew i think, as for kamila i don't remember.
She doesn't even have a body, we don't know if she's gonna gain one after the purple core. There is many problem, moreover the author explained that they depend on each other and that her "love" toward him was just bc she can't even live when he's not here bc of her condition when there is no geyser closely.
They also merged they memory and all... this was not really a "healthy" relationship before they try to put limit. Well there is many reason for their complicated relationship, and sorry for my bad english, hope it's ok...
A novel that'd be goated if you removed the harem part and changed the name
Its the end guys ?, nice story props to the author and translator ❤