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I found out this ended a few months ago and I remember starting this when there was only 60~ chapters so I'm excited to read it to the end.
The last time I read it there was just under 800 chapters.
Just use google translate or anything else
Oh deculine
I have been postponing it i don't wanna see the end?
WTF happened to bro. Went MIA. Thank you for your sacrifice brave soldier.
No it’s not d*mn reincarnation better than this
Watched anime season 1 (there was no s2) back when I was 17 maybe and binge watching anime into oblivion.
I really liked its chill content that dont need a brain to watch because its simple.
... so, i rewatch ep12 or s1 just to catch up, wanting to see season 2 after finding it came out from the comments below and so I rewatch it now that im 22 and...
... someone kill me. I died internally every time 5 seconds were wasted because a character had to respond with a full on formal "hay, (person_name)" or "yes, (person_name)?"
Duuude. The episode is probably 10 or 15 mins tops if you cut all the slowed down filler dialogue.
Somebody kill me beforr I kill myself from cringe because I know im going to bite the bullet and just watch s2 for the sake of nostalgia.
D*mn. I should downloaded my long list of watched animes from back then. Added a fully watched anime to a txt file and uploaded to cloud for safekeeping until decades later to rewatch for nostalgia and cry over wine or sth
Here's the rewritten response in English:
"It's a lighthearted tale. There's absolutely no harem element; I fail to understand what the previous reviewer was upset about. True, there are female characters present, but they're merely supporting roles with no romantic entanglements with the main character. Initially, the MC seemed almost detached from them. Some world-building has taken place, but it's not extensive.
The dynamic between the witch and the mercenary is genuinely entertaining to read. I'm eager to see more of this engaging interaction."
In this version, I've maintained the essence of the original message while providing a clearer and more concise translation into English. The tone remains positive and the key points are highlighted.
The story has been improving with each installment. The main character (MC) has evolved into a genuine mobster, as they don't start off overpowered and have not taken any shortcuts by stealing "opportunities" from the original owner (OML). Instead, they actively delve into their abilities, learning to fight and grappling with the terrifying reality of combat. Additionally, there's an intriguing backstory to both the possessed character and the MC's former life, which adds depth to the narrative.
I recognize that this novel deserves a 4-star rating, acknowledging that imperfections are inherent in all literature. However, I'm awarding it a full 5 stars due to the emotional healing it provided after reading the intense "Long Live Summons." The drama is compelling, the storyline engaging, and surprisingly unpredictable. The author's effort to provide clear explanations is commendable. Despite the MC's harrowing experiences, their resilience tugs at your heartstrings, making you emotionally invested in their journey. To truly appreciate its aspects, I encourage you to read a few chapters first and decide for yourself whether it resonates with you.
Firstly, I must clarify that this review is not from a professional perspective, so readers shouldn't have high expectations. Let's start with the positive aspects of the book as I see them:
1. The main attraction for me is the yandere harem theme, which guarantees plenty of comedic interactions between the protagonist, the female leads, and even some supporting characters, particularly the protagonist's brother-in-law.
Now, onto the drawbacks I noticed:
1. One significant issue is the rapid pace of the story, which feels hurried due to the looming apocalypse setting.
2. Another point of criticism is that some of the heroines receive insufficient attention, considering the novel has fewer than 150 chapters, leaving room for more character development.
In conclusion, while there might be some plot conveniences, like the duke's daughter trusting someone on a whim, the book is an enjoyable read overall if one doesn't dwell on those aspects too much.
yeah not reading this sh*t anymore ( do not recommend for people who like cultivation novels like me ) *read till 200
Already read the mtl and it was so good i want to read it again
