Its like collecting a wife novel.
Basically MC is an ancestor with peak power of his world and have a system.
Theres many r18 scenes
About 380 to 410 ish. They unlock after demon war
If its like that i think that ninja girl has it chance
I am in chapter 135, and like cmon dude at some point you should realize that you won't fail no matter what so just focus on succeeding and gaining as much money as possible even if the convergence rate is 100:1 it's still a lot of money and you will still have a big company. And there still other method of gaining money which is paying urself, and it's not impossible , as he was getting paid for acting on a series that he is funding, so if he can get paid as an actor in his company he can get paid as the CEO of the company and even if he can't, he can still get paid as a game designer of his own company . So to sum up this novel, the MC is just stupid and is doing things that are against his own good just for the sake of compensation that the system will give him.
Bruh for the guys that want updates, you can just read this light novel on another app or site or you can just buy the physical copy of the book. Also the anime is until like volume 12 or smth… just watch it if you’re interested
Definitely give this WN a read. It's a harem done right, MC is realistically OP nothing world shattering, and the world buildings is pretty good for a SOL, romance, fantasy novel. There is zero sm*t also. After reading this WN id give the manga a chance, the art is dope
I was aware of the author, SQC, when I first encountered this, but I still couldn't help wincing at how pitiful the main character (MC) seemed. His collapse was so sudden, like a flimsy chair collapsing under pressure – completely at odds with the twenty chapters spent emphasizing his realism, pragmatism, and self-awareness about his situation. It's a common narrative device, but when a character lost so much dignity, it felt as if they were eroding my own self-respect through the digital medium.
As for the male lead (ML), he stands out from SQC's previous protagonists in his extreme sexism – a stark contrast that makes it clear I won't find the emotional fulfillment I experienced with "Professional Body Double."
This is a slice-of-life novel centered around food, featuring loli characters, travel, and fantasy combat. The story revolves heavily around food, with numerous side characters that can make it somewhat overwhelming. Initially, I enjoyed the first few volumes, but as the series progressed, it became repetitive, lacking engaging plot developments and focusing primarily on mundane food-related interactions. The narrative follows a descending trajectory, akin to a mountain, where excitement dwindles and boredom sets in. It could be considered an enhanced version of another series, "Save Harem," which might be even more monotonous.
The characters lack depth, making them hard to connect with, and eventually, their one-dimensional nature becomes visually exhausting. As a note, the book is brimming with culinary themes.
Lastly, I'm curious to know how you perceive this genre or if there are any redeeming qualities for those who still find enjoyment in it.
Having read through all the previous reviews, I felt compelled to share my observation that none of them touched upon this aspect. The storytelling style of this novel closely resembles those humorous manga, particularly during the encounter with an alien character, where it incorporates elements of fantasy and unexpected events, like Satan casually dropping by the main character's house for a snack.
The other reviewers are correct – the protagonist's childlike behavior is indeed a distinctive trait, which can be both charming and endearing to some readers, but might not suit everyone's taste.
The story was engaging, but not without flaws. The epilogue felt a bit convoluted and the MC's meticulous planning seemed overly convenient, bordering on disbelief. It's a dark tale of revenge against a deceitful spouse, with the protagonist being a vulnerable yet cunning shou character, which added an intriguing twist. The book offers a satisfyingly twisted journey, primarily driven by the desire to see the antagonist suffer - the MC's vendetta was intense. Despite its grim nature, there's a redeeming element for the protagonist, though not for the cheating partner or their lover. Overall, a fast-paced read with a focus on psychological gratification.
It's indeed sorrowful, but it doesn't overwhelm with tears; rather, it leaves an aching void within. As a spoiler, although she passes away, on a subtle level, I believe that was what she desired – to atone for her past transgressions and find peace in accepting the consequences of her sins.
Wait! This is still ongoing