This is a transmigration and reincarnation-themed novel, where there's an original female lead (FL) from the story, but for the sake of this discussion, I'll call our protagonist MC. The translator has done an excellent job, as the grammar and English are flawless. There haven't been any issues in that aspect, so Grammar Nazis can relax. At this point in the narrative, the MC has already undergone her rebirth. She's currently in the process of adapting to her new life, and she hasn't come across as a typicalMary Sue character. The pace is steady. Although it's only been around 7-10 chapters when I'm writing this initial review, it's been captivating thus far. I'm excited to see how the story unfolds.
this is okay, it gets boring in the end but overall it's good i guess
I hate stories like this because if different races could have children, they should have all been mixed breeds by now. Just like how humans today carry neantherthal DNA, all those beings should have some DNA of elfs, orcs, dwarves, etc.
Why isn't he using his magic, he's knows everything about magic, but he doesn't use it. It doesn't make sense, why isn't he killing strong creatures for their blood and isnt the emperor a piece of shit?
Which is fair. There was just so much build with the kissing and then an almost childish version of everything else that it was impossible not to roll my eyes. It would have been better to simply gloss over those parts than to describe them that way.
Guys what chapter does the anime end at?
Thank you so much for the nice review.
I thought. this was completed though? I mean other people were saying it was.
is this the webnovel version?
ur a big troll
I can imagine your pain
The cover portrayal is somewhat misleading; I initially expected an edgy, intelligent, or tough main character, but so far, the MC comes across as innocent and kind. The post-apocalyptic setting seemed to hint at a darker tone, yet everyone the MC encounters has been friendly, which is surprising given their military backgrounds. The MC, being highly suspicious, adds another layer of intrigue. However, perhaps it's too early to make judgments, given that higher-ups seem to have knowledge about the MC, and their beliefs may align with those in authority.
In terms of style, the novel resembles "What Happens When the Secondary Protagonist Gains Power." The writing follows a common webnovel format, with extensive dialogue that can feel repetitive, and insufficient descriptions of the surroundings. Strangely, almost every male character is described as attractive, with detailed attributes like fair eyes and pleasing scents, whereas female characters receive less attention, with Amy being a possible exception.