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Enjoyed this book
I’m confused so the book just ends like that? It seems just so u fair.
It’s a really good story but u totally left us hanging here. Is there more or is the book done? I know it says completed so I guess reader beware it’s not a book that feels like it has an ending at all
So cool! I love this world, and the characters are so lively and colorful!
when can we expect updates, or is this another abandoned story
5 stars for an incredibly interesting read! ...️
Not enough for me the chaps.....I want more..I want more...moreeeeeeeeeeeee
Overall, the system and Mecha elements from Ludia are enjoyable and invigorating. However, the main character's generic isekai Japanese trope lacks depth, making them somewhat one-dimensional. The supporting character Jean stands out with his more profound portrayal. In terms of plot, I would rate it 3.5 out of 5, as I appreciate the reunion chapters. The author could have been more creative with character names, like Obi-Wan or Lucifer – they seem cliché. Despite that, for those who enjoy unconventional isekai stories, I would still recommend this.
I created an account specifically to pen this review. If you've already gone through numerous reviews, feel free to skip mine as it's likely similar to others.
Nonetheless, let me share my thoughts. I suggest starting with the first volume of the novel. Unlike many other 'otherworld' stories, it stands out as unique. The protagonist's journey is captivating, drawing you in with its dark elements (graphic but not overly disturbing). The early struggles and battles make you feel the gravity of the situation for him.
The first volume is universally praised and definitely worth a read. However, after that point, the series takes a different turn. It leans towards a clichéd harem/romantic comedy with fight scenes resembling One Punch Man but involving firearms. If you have ample free time and enjoy such fare, you might find something to entertain you here, but proceed with caution!
Hence, I give the first volume a solid 4 or 5 out of 5 stars. As for the subsequent volumes, my rating would be a staggering -9000 out of 5.
ML's behavior can be comprehended given the actions of the original bodies he inhabited. Those bodies had committed actions that would understandably evoke intense anger or hatred. If I were in ML's position, knowing the wrongs they inflicted on him before my soul arrived, I'd find it even more eerie and foreign without feeling any animosity. The issues at hand are not easily resolved or forgiven. If I were fortunate enough to reincarnate into a body that hadn't harmed or wronged ML, I believe he would treat me like any other person. However, that would rob us of the emotional journey this story provides.
I must express my dissatisfaction with how the System treats MC. It feels manipulative, playing with both MC's life and hard work.
Despite this, I adore ML. His profound love and concern for MC are evident. The problem lies in his past connection to the original bodies, which continues to bind him. He doesn't realize that the soul within has changed, so he perceives the new MC as the one responsible for his past trauma.
As the story progresses, during Arc 6, I find myself growing increasingly displeased with MC's treatment of ML. Although I understand it might be due to the System suppressing her emotions, witnessing ML suffer still leaves me unsatisfied. I sincerely hope for an improvement in their relationship, so that ML no longer endures such hardships.
In conclusion, I strongly dislike the System.
I would rate this novel 4 out of 5 stars. The beginning was captivating, brimming with intense emotions that kept me hooked. However, as the characters' relationship progressed into a serious romance, I noticed a decline in the story's momentum. The plot started to feel repetitive, and the pacing拖沓，which led me to occasionally lose interest and consider reading other books. Nevertheless, if you enjoy novels with this genre, you might still find something to appreciate in this one.
It’s… bl for a reason….. coz it’s gay…