But why does this end sooo. . . abruptly?? Is that just me?
Please continue this all novel website have 1000+ so update this
why does it have only 39 chapters? is it considered long here?
What's the name of the second book
I really enjoyed this series, ranking it as my second favorite harem story right after Sevens. However, my enthusiasm plummeted when the content turned explicit (R-18). I'm glad for the main character's happily-ever-after, and he definitely earned it with the heroines. But the sexual scenes were excessive; the descriptions were so vivid that even in machine translation, it was crystal clear. It felt odd how the focus shifted almost abruptly towards the intimate encounters, involving all eleven heroines just before the conclusion.
To whoever is about to read this, I must caution against emulating the main character (MC). It seems he struggles to differentiate between acts of kindness and cowardice. The MC's tendency to逃避 his issues has left me with the impression that his behavior is on par with those who betray. Furthermore, I am displeased with the narrative structure, where a mere two-day timeline is stretched across 25 chapters, with many of these sections serving little purpose in advancing the plot. While I had anticipated a poorly written NTR (NTR stands for "nagito takara," which is a term used for stories involving jealousy or betrayal), this particular book sinks even lower due to numerous flaws in the writing.
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iam thankfull for your words
is it good?
well even i hate bringing all that things (countries ) in a novel i mean this is a novel y would u say korea suck or china or japan sucks
So he's in china? I really hope the author won't destroy this novel by adding racism and nationalism. I expected him to become a tiger with a heart of tiger now that he have a cub.
The novel is still ongoing and currently is at 10000chapters, longest one I have ever seen