I think you'll like The Godfather of Champions
Oh nah this just made me not wanna read this cr*p...
Just how poor author?...i dont know..but i think...from RI author probably earned 20m+... still want more money??
One question please... can the sword move, did he gain a body of his own, or is it just a conscious sword that can't move or do anything it wishes?
This is a really engaging story about a modern girl who finds herself transported to an ancient time without any special advantages. It’s refreshing to read about a character who doesn’t have supernatural powers. She makes mistakes, but it feels authentic—imagine being in a place where you can’t communicate and aren’t as strong as those around you. Her only stroke of luck is encountering ML, who is stubborn but kind.
The initial chapters of the story were intriguing with an adult and powerful main character (MC), but as the plot progresses, the MC's transformation into a typical isekai protagonist becomes repetitive and boring. The addition of two beast girl characters triggers strong negative feelings towards the "desu" term and the characters themselves. The MC falls in love with a poorly developed elf, which derails his growth, and the author seems to shy away from developing meaningful relationships or conflicts, instead resorting to creating a harem that never materializes.
The MC's lack of progression, despite his immense power, frustrates the reader. He could have achieved greater heights but chooses to remain stagnant, even considering marriage with a foolish elf. The author's portrayal of the MC as a moronic and unsalvageable character is disappointing, especially when there is potential for a more engaging and complex storyline.
While the novel might have had potential, it ultimately fails due to the poor development of the MC and the excessive focus on unlikable side characters. The Beast Girls' dialogue and behavior are also a major detractor. Despite the author's fondness for them, the main character, Liza, is neglected, and the MC's continued adherence to Japanese mindset in a different world feels unrealistic.
In conclusion, if you choose to read the novel, approach it with lowered expectations, as it struggles to deliver a satisfying story with its flawed protagonist and underdeveloped supporting cast.
"doesn't last long" seems kind of subjective no?
She prominently features in like 8-10 different chapters, when listening to her once was more than enough. I'm surprised I gave it that many chances to be honest.
Out of interest what chapter is she gone by, maybe i can skim through to it and continue afterwards.
Copy-Paste Noah Osmont wannabe?
Hmm, I shall test this.
I still want to keep on reading, but there aren't more details. Still, this was very satisfying and good! Thanks so much!
I was enjoying this, but increasingly it was shown that the MC can't control anything and it became stale really quickly.
In the beginning the 'system' he has just heavily weights choices, after a certain point it is forcing quests on him and failure means death. Eventually it's selecting options and things against his will that could threaten him immensely.
What's the point.
definitely , my very first novel was Solo leveling and i was so biased that i was against anything else and always put novels with the gate,leveling system and stuff first on my list of readings ... but then i stumbled upon Authors POV ... then i discovered GREATNESS ...
the Tag UNRELIABLE AUTHOR is the golden ticket right now the ultimate tag that only the selected few Novel deserve and aquire ...
the sudden plot twist within the very Plot twist just completely blows the mind of the reader and drives the will to read more the hunger for the next chapter is impossible to bear ... G*DD*MN we need more of that masterpiece !!!!
Read it. Right now