25 chapters 3-5-23
This is quite intriguing because being reincarnated in a superhero comic book is actually a captivating concept, and the author does an excellent job with the character portrayal. The machine translated version isn't too off from the original, so you might want to give it a shot. While there are a few cringe-worthy moments, they lean more towards humorous cringe rather than uncomfortable ones, which I found acceptable. If you enjoy the dynamic between villains and heroes, definitely give it a read; it's a refreshing take. However, keep in mind that it might not appeal to everyone's taste, but personally, it's a satisfying read.
I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Initially, the protagonist FL's character seemed somewhat naive, which was slightly frustrating in the early chapters. However, it was refreshing to see her grow as she acknowledged her limitations, adding depth to her portrayal. The male lead, or ML, was exceptional – he genuinely loved FL, listened to her concerns, and even改正 his forceful behavior when she pointed it out, which was a rare and admirable trait in an ML.
The climax, though, felt a bit unnecessary with the introduction of a new villainess, causing the main antagonist to fade into the background. The ending seemed rushed, with some key moments needing more development to provide a satisfying conclusion. Despite these minor drawbacks, I found the story engaging enough to stay up until 2 AM to finish it and even write this review. Overall, it was a solid read that kept me hooked.
I’m caught up and so far romance hasn’t gone farther than dates and a kiss with one girl so been great so far ?
Afaik he hasn't had it in any adaption with her. They do stuff, but never go all the way
For anyone planning to
read this just know that
the novel got discontinued
because the author stopped
writing in general (as far as I’m aware).
For me it's the other way around, at the beginning it was fascinating and the characters were very interesting, but the more we advanced in the story, the more disappointed I became with the events.
To the point of saying that towards the end it is a totally different novel with different genres.
Why would a 1 in 1000 years prodigy help Ina? Unless she pays him back, which she doesn't have the ability to, i think
This covers 80% of the Light Novel
But you might as well just read all the Light Novels
Is a really a harem?
Its not a cultivating thing right?
I would like to commend the first approximately 130 chapters, as they truly live up to the title with their warm and engaging storyline. The romance between the main character and his love interest is well-developed, progressing naturally and providing a satisfying emotional connection.
However, there are some issues with the plot progression. At times, it feels contrived when the protagonist deliberately confronts enemies who do not pose significant threats to him, driven by seemingly arbitrary motives. This disrupts the enjoyable slice-of-life vibe that made the series appealing to me.
The real issue arises after chapter 140. After the main character marries the dragon girl, the direction of the story takes a sudden turn. Despite their strong bond and her initial possessiveness, she suddenly accepts infidelity with minimal punishment, even if it involves one of the maids. This shift away from the original focus on their relationship and toward a generic harem fantasy, where the main character's actions are no longer heartwarming, becomes a disappointment for me.