I read over 40 chapter n thought to drop a review coz I'm loving this book, story is so intriguing, I'll surely give a proper review after finishing this book
Good job and nice plot twist,didn’t see it coming
A captivating story. I felt every single sentence of it, Kudos to the author
The concept is intriguing. It involves individuals reviving a planet and engaging in a simulation of civilization to gain strength. The protagonist relies on a system to recreate Earth's environment and spawn organic life. I am eager to witness the narrative unfold.
The novel was decent, considering it's a Japanese reincarnation historical genre. However, the author wasted an excessive 100 chapters focusing on the protagonist's repetitive declarations of love for his childhood friend. The supposedly "shitty hero" then swoops in, steals her away, and informs the main character that they're already in a relationship. Surprisingly, the MC reacts casually, simply saying, "Oh, really? Congratulations, then. See you around," without seeking clarification even after 80 more chapters. The lack of further interaction between them is evident from other reviews. Please excuse my non-native English.
I remember starting this but don't remember where i was
When does he get togheter with fl?
Ding-!
"Oh, they released seven new books this time."
Silently look through the section.
"Eh?"
Sees the title [strongest swordsman]
"Another JP cliche stor-- hold up!"
Read the whole title re:START.
"Hah... I don't know. Let's look at the summary first."
The swordsman who was hailed as the strongest dies and is reborn...
"It seems to be the same as others. Might add it to the librar--"
... as an elven girl.
"Go fck yourself!"
Outside of Time
So far, even if I only read to chapter 5, i find this story pretty interesting and enjoyable to read, i wonder how many chapters again until it ended, is it a long road or is it a stuck road?
(2) About the "Race of Warriors" thing, I assume that's either the author applying "power corrupts" once more OR referring to the original Germans (before the world wars) being somewhat of a mix between the germanic tribes, which made some living hell for the Romans, and the Norse, both of which had that Warrior culture thing going on. In that case it would be a cultural thing, which is completely fine and unproblematic.
Another thing, at the end the Zulu Empire (African) got one of Berengars b*st*rds (w/that goddess) on the throne, so they should be part of the great alliance too. Along with a Granada (Muslim-Arabic), Japan (Asian), The one Indian country...
I don't see your Racism here dude...
Yes, the German Empire is more advanced and keeping them as vassals, but those vassals all have the same tech standards. And the Nordic Kingdoms, which are demographically basically the same as the Germans are Vassals too, so treated the same. That would be "equal treatment" on countries
you should start other new series! :D