TwilightLord
Bruh . It's harem i.e unrealistic low iq characters
Author posted new chapter on his site, seems like he'll start uploading again
Its clearly written yaoi if u dont like it why read it and leav bad reviews ?
Cool ill skim through the boring slice of life.
Why does good novel are at lower rank? Lots of higher rank novel can't match this.
Harry Potter : Dimensional Wizard
those ambushes were pretty annoying
The plot of the Korean transmigration-to-game story is quite typical. However, the build-up and the showdown with the senior character turned out to be rather愚蠢. There are numerous other narratives that excel in comparison.
I usually don't comment this early, but the NU page for this particular story deserves a better rating than it currently has. For now, I'll give it a 4, as it certainly doesn't warrant the numerous 1-star ratings.
The story itself, despite being only 23 chapters in, has caught my interest. The setting is intriguing, and there are some emotionally charged moments. However, these dramatic scenes stem from misunderstandings and poor communication. A significant portion of the early conflicts revolves around the main character's lack of interaction with his ex, considering their complicated history.
I find the two female leads appealing, and based on the harem ending mentioned by another reviewer, I'm open to the concept. Although I disagree with their assessment of the ex, I must admit I've enjoyed their presence so far. It could still get worse, as I'm not up-to-date, but for now, it's satisfactory.
My main issue lies with the backstory, particularly a flashback around chapter 20. Here's where the plot hole arises: the protagonist is manipulated and cursed by the FL's malicious parent and a conniving lord. The plan is well-crafted, but it doesn't make sense given the situation. Since the protagonist is already cursed and his future is ruined, they hold no leverage. He could easily expose their treachery and bring down their scheme, which is a serious crime against the crown. Yet, inexplicably, he complies.
This reaction baffles me, and it feels like a convenient plot device. Despite that glaring inconsistency, I appreciate the emotional undertones between the main character and his ex, the camaraderie with his mage friend (who might be a strong harem contender), and the combination of knights, magic, and aura. The setting is also appealing.
In conclusion, the story isn't flawless, but it's not deserving of the low ratings it's received either. There's potential for a compelling narrative if the plot holes are addressed or explained satisfactorily.
"Transmigrated as Side Character, I Will Steal All the Heroines" is a captivating and delightful read that cleverly blends elements of穿越小说 (transmigration novels) with a unique twist. The protagonist finds herself reincarnated into various fictional worlds, not as the main heroine but as a supporting character. With an unexpected premise, the author explores the idea of agency and self-discovery within the constraints of predefined storylines.
The narrative is filled with humor, wit, and relatable characters, as our protagonist ingeniously manipulates her circumstances to carve out a life that transcends her secondary roles. As she navigates these diverse worlds, the reader witnesses her growth, both personally and morally, as she learns to redefine heroism and challenge societal expectations.
What sets this novel apart is its fresh take on the genre, offering a humorous commentary on the power dynamics between protagonists and side characters. It also touches upon themes of self-acceptance and the importance of individuality, reminding us that greatness can be found in unconventional places.
Overall, "Transmigrated as Side Character" is a charming and thought-provoking read that keeps readers entertained while questioning the nature of storytelling and the potential for change from even the most minor of characters. It's a delightful escape that encourages readers to embrace their own inner heroines, no matter where they find themselves in the story.
Personally, I like this almost slice-of-life fantasy even though I usually am not a fan of slow-burn action and the world-building is fantastic it feels like there is so much to explore. At the same time, it's bringing in conversations comedic enough to give more than a few chuckles. I like but your opinions are always yours to have.
Did you read 'the perfect run' it's good. (too good) novel.
