RoniSarker
Excellent read!
Scales of the Wolf , the story is good. But they are only uploading about one, maybe two, chapters per week. Don't waste your time and money. Maybe come back to read the entire book in about a year from now.
Very nice novel and straight to the point. I also love the ending. Kudos to the author.
As far as the concept goes, it's incredibly ingenious to craft a story where the protagonist in an isekai setting is overly cautious. This breaks multiple layers of common isekai tropes, showing a level of self-awareness by making comments like choosing Japanese characters because they adapt quickly, or having the demons give the MC no time to train or prepare, which might be the most logically constructed antagonists ever. The MC, despite having higher stats, runs away when faced with an enemy who is even slightly more powerful, which is not typical behavior for an isekai or shounen protagonist.
However, the MC comes across as more logical than "overly cautious." It wouldn't be surprising to call the title a bit of clickbait. Despite being labeled as a comedy, this series is actually a lot darker than you might expect. There are scenes or elements that make you wonder, "Wait, I thought this was a comedy isekai, so why am I seeing stuff that belongs in *Berserk*?!" Some scenes are even more explicit than necessary, with lactation, full nudity, pubic hair, and potential NTR if you ship the goddess and Seiya together. The God of Death, or whoever that character is with the chains for clothes, dresses like someone straight out of a hentai. Imagine covering only the nipples and the crotch—that’s how she dresses. I was skeptical at first when I read the description in the light novel, but seeing her in the anime opening confirmed my expectations.
Regarding the Goddess... Well, she’s certainly too emotional and annoying, often serving as the punchline to the comedy while Seiya, with his stoic demeanor, delivers the jokes with lines like "facts don't care about your feelings." People often compare her to Aqua from *Konosuba*, and it’s easy to see why.
Moreover, Seiya, our stoic hero, isn’t the main protagonist of this story. If you disagree, I’d be willing to hear your argument, but consider this: the story is told from the Goddess’s point of view, and Seiya has no inner monologue. Typically, a protagonist would have more inner monologues than any other character, but not here. Even during his training, we only see what happens if the Goddess is present. The series might be breaking the trope of making the MC the hero by instead making the goddess the central figure, the one who summoned the hero from another world.
In summary, calling this an "overly cautious hero" comedy series doesn’t quite fit the bill. It’s a comedy, but with excessive violence, perversion, and dark themes, it’s more of a borderline comedy/horribly fascinating (in a good way) series.
Do I hate this series because of that? Not at all. In fact, I enjoyed it a lot. I binged through half of Volume 1 and took a break for a few weeks, but I came back to finish the entire thing.
I highly recommend checking out the manga as well. The manga is funnier than both the anime adaptation and the light novel. The comedic visuals in the manga are exceptional, making it the best version of the series. If you didn’t enjoy the series based on the light novel alone, trust me, give the manga a try. For the anime, the voice acting and occasional animation quality add to the experience, but the manga is still superior.
This scenario strikes me as humorous. Apparently, around 60,000 years ago (if I remember correctly), there was a prominent archmage who, at just 30 days old, grew weary of his celestial responsibilities and the expectations placed upon him. He decided to try a soul transmigration spell, only to find himself in the body of an F-class hunter. The people around him mistook him for an S-class, and he initially believed his magic had failed, thinking his new form was insignificant.
As I continue reading, my initial assumptions have been proven incorrect. Since the story is ongoing, I'll reserve judgment for now.
Is Entrail burning the food in the recent chapters in you all’s opinion??
So im on chapter 600 something and i have to point this out, i knew there would be a lot of tech talk in this novel and i was here for it. But at this point it feels like every chapter is 15% story and the rest is explaining what the cool new gadget is and how its made. This makes the story so slow that i can read 60 chapters in one go and feel that the mc has barely achieved anything because we aren't getting anywhere bcs the author have to explain what material the new plasma rifle is made from and WHAT MODES IT CAN SHOOT WITH LIKE BROTHER PLS there is WAY too much details about small stuff and i know this feature is a hit or miss with people but personally idgaf about which material is being used to build a fckn plasma gun.
its fine.. because it will be totally different story
for my reader friends who, like me, really love this work and are not here because of pornography, I have important news for you, the author is still releasing the work on another website, unfortunately or not, I don't know haha he has relapsed your contract with a web novel and is launching it on another website that I can't say the name of to respect the website's rules, just look for it and you'll find it on Google and the author rewrote some things in the story to reduce the pornography at the beginning a little and the story also has fewer and fewer scenes, but there are still for those who enjoy it so it will please everyone and anyone who can help the author as a supporter please do so, I can't at the moment but I hope that in the future I can contribute
please drop the chapters, author
Well. Did I?
Oh my god... "lord" how did you just kill me with a single word. KYAI I cant even 0/////0
