It’s classic wish fulfilment fantasy but that’s the fun of it. Although it’ not particularly imaginative it’s very entertaining so far
feels like ive been scammed seriously. first 40 chapters are well written then from now on its a mtl badly translated novel, feels bad using batch unlock and discovering this after
I think this novel should be good, since I love Atg, however I wish it was Shisui instead of Itachi, I like him more, thats my only complaint honestly.
This is one of those novels in which, yes, MC does have a cheat, but the cheat will take much longer than normal stories to make MC OP af, and hence all the villains will look amazingly strong when compared to MC.
This novel is centred around monster hunting and, power and ability gains from their cores. However, unlike other novels MC doesn't have (nor will he have in the foreseeable future) the ability to singlehandedly take care of a group of monsters.
Now the characters : MC's elder sister and their mutual friend the same age as the elder sister. The friend is a girl too. There's almost no talk about other characters and the relationship feels weird tbh. The incest thing as well as weird flirting is tried to be written in a funny heartwarming way but was not to my liking. And the friend relationship is weird as in she takes a kiss on the lips as payment for teaching from MC's sis ??? This whole relationship part is confusing.
Overall, I'd say it's a mildly dark novel. It's pretty ok. I don't see myself reading this in the long term. However, please do try it. You never know if this is your type or not just from the reviews.
Fuxk man I hate this 60 chapter trial read, this novels 60th chapter ends on a cliff but damn this **** too good. Love how OP the MC is, he’s naturally cool like he ain’t even trying. Naa but Seriously a top 5 this season.
Interesting concept
It was good until he became a friend for benefit in his new school the fourth academy where he keep giving money to his so called friends then when it come to fighting and dangerous place he got to be in the most dangerous place ... Just why did he go there in the first place
Ever since I read Penguin Revolution, I've liked the manager/producer trope in light novels and CNs. The high school drama I could do without, however, since very few writers do it well.
In the initial chapter, the MC is immediately plunged into a daily life full of complication, and the subsequent chapters certainly are built well on the foundation of the first.
From the first chapter to succeeding chapters, the motivation of the MC to put his best effort into idol managing is also shown, though I look forward to seeing how that motivation matures in the future. He's certainly a go-getter, so it promises to be interesting.
While the character of the MC is set up well, I'd like to see a bit more set up in the character of the girls in the chapters following their introductory scenes.
The pacing is good, the plot is developing nicely. But, what the heck, if this is discount Haruhi Suzumiya, I will cry. Big fat ugly tears. Author, you are warned~ ;]
The grammar is good enough, but needs work. The plot and the MC give the story enough charm that the reader is drawn more and more into the world.
This story about the travails of Araragi Hideki, I definitely recommend it. Fight on, Araragi Hideki!
Not your average cultivation + weapons forging novel. The protagonist starts off old, but uses his Holy Flame to forge himself a new body. As his forging and tempering progresses, he actually gets younger and stronger. Since the protagonist is an older male, there isn't any romance (as of yet). Just straightforward smithing, monster hunting, and manly determination.
Boring... Thats allThe author playing hard to fill word count to the point not only they give useless information, they also fill it with repetitive information, to much side character monolog. yes not only author fill it with side character dialog, they also keep making their monolog.
The overall story is a bit different from regular reincarnation video game stories. The protagonist is totally OP. I do not really understand the logic of the GM considering his weapon as legit. The whole attachment should not exist in the timeline in the first . We need to find a sensible reason for the existence of the weapon. The chapters are short in the beginning but eventually increase in length which is a good thing. The most disappointing part was to discontinue this story and create another book with a more detailed story line. I am disappointed because the new book did not catch up to this one yet.
keep it up