I so much love this book.
The story of the sword hunting also could have brought out since no one else could bring back the sword !
A great story with and engaging plot.
this book was is amazing loved it can't wait to read the rest of it.
the story is completed. But says ongoing...
This book is amazing...I just loved and hated Killian..and I am happy that his character doesn't change drastically in the end.. though it gets better..he still holds that strong aura till the end...
It seems to be going off track and now I'm getting bored.
It a nice story, it unfortunate the writer doesn't know the meaning of ONGOING since it has been 2 months since the last update.
Four stars across the board.
It's seriously well-rounded on all fronts. Isekai, OP, all the shebang, and yet it's still worth it—majorly. The author knows his tropes and clichés and likes to play them on and off almost randomly. Some parts are taken straight, while others are subverted, so you really can't figure out exactly how things will unfold around the next corner.
The main character (MC) and the female lead (MCette) really do well together, although I wish (personally) that the Sword would use one of his "fleshier" skills more often. Cat-people are made to be pet, and there's a definite lack of *hand-on-head* action in this (so far).
**Spoiler**
The only gripe, at this moment, would be the translation that got picked up in April of 2017. I had some minor issues beforehand, but [Comet Translation] couldn't translate his way out of a German McDonald drive-thru with the correct number of McNuggets. Heck, he'd probably make his getaway with a slice of pizza, *somehow!* It's become a chore to read from Chapter 67 onward. Newcomers beware, you might as well just Google Translate the raws yourself because that's pretty much what you're getting anyway.
I won't take any stars off because it's definitely not the fault of the author that it's become that bad, but if I *had* to take the current translation as a whole, I'd be very much tempted to dock a star, or even two. So, I'll be putting this in my [Ketchup] folder for now and wait either for [Comet Translation] to up his game or for someone else to pick up. All the better if the quasi-botched chapters are redone.
**EDIT:** Well, the gauntlet was run through, and Comet Translation has long since stopped screwing with us. CardboardTL is doing a great job of it, props to them.
If you're looking for a good power-leveling isekai with a mix of seriousness and lightheartedness, then this is most probably right up your alley.
At the beginning, I initially thought it resembled Solo Leveling, but it turned out to be quite distinct – in a positive way. The main character isn't your typical harem protagonist with overwhelming powers; he's actually weak and flawed, yet not overly dense. The pacing may feel sluggish, as the battle against goblins stretched across 30 chapters, making it somewhat underwhelming. However, there are character developments beyond the protagonist, which adds depth.
To be honest, if you prefer a gradual, steady journey with a relatable main character who navigates his harem dynamics without being dense, and enjoys moments where the female characters playfully tease him, while also appreciating a slower pace akin to Stardew Valley, then this series might be right up your alley. It's entertaining despite its slower progression.
This is an astonishingly excellent novel... It had been on my reading list for ages, but I stumbled upon its manga adaptation and some discussions about the book. That's when I realized I hadn't read it despite having it on the list. I immediately dove in, and I must say, it surpassed my expectations. There were no melodramatic scenes or overused clichés; the storyline was a remarkable blend of chance and fate, leading the characters on a new, intertwined journey. I absolutely loved it. I highly recommend everyone to give it a read.
This book was an absolute delight; I found it incredibly enjoyable. It's filled with all sorts of delightful elements – cuteness, sweetness, and an abundance of charm! I couldn't help but devour every page – it was just too irresistible. Xiao Tong, oh Xiao Tong, he's the epitome of innocence, like a precious little宝贝. His charm and purity tugs at my heartstrings. I wholeheartedly recommend this read; the ending alone is a beautiful crescendo. Give it a go; you won't regret it!