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No this isn't like Batman. It would be more like Magneto going to a N*z* college. It just isn't a smart idea. The thing is the author paints a picture of an openly discriminatory society but MC decides to have MC go to a university in said discriminatory socity. It's a freed slave in the north going to the south for education. It's just not a smart idea.
Can someone tell me all the beasts that sam has contracted, i remember some but not all of them and i cant find the answers anywhere.
Reason i'm not putting a spoiler blur on this is because the story tells you he can contract beasts in first 10 chapters
Warning: Those who find the idea of an extremely messed-up and wicked yandere as the main character (ML) unsettling should probably avoid this story. The FL and secondary ML are not portrayed as entirely virtuous either. Another factor to consider is the pacing, which is deliberate and well-written but quite slow. However, these points are merely subjective opinions, not criticisms.
This story is truly remarkable. The summary and first chapter might give the impression of a typical romance filled with clichés, but it defies expectations by cleverly subverting and exploring these tropes in innovative ways. The narrative is akin to a work of art, utilizing symbolism, metaphors, subtle hints, misdirection, Shakespearean references, and intricate character development to create a profound and emotionally impactful tale.
If I were to summarize the book in two words, it would be "mind games." The characters, particularly Ravia (FL), Tidwell (ML), and Herod (secondary ML), are highly intelligent and cautious, leading to intricate strategic interactions. The slow pace stems from extensive world-building and explanation rather than fast-paced action, reminiscent of Light vs. L in Death Note, albeit without clear-cut moral lines. The story often requires deep dives into character motivations and reasoning through lengthy chapters.
Ravia stands out as a strong female lead, her capabilities rivaling those of the male characters. Despite her fears and unlikability, she rises to the challenge, showcasing her strength. Tidwell skillfully balances vulnerability and vengeance, maintaining a tense atmosphere. Herod's motivations may be less clear, but the author's storytelling prowess ensures a satisfying resolution for him.
The relationship between Ravia and Tidwell is the heart of the story, their intertwined and contrasting lives revealing their shared traumas and loneliness. Despite their animosity, they are drawn to each other like quicksand, their dynamic filled with tension and emotional complexity. Whether a happy ending is in store remains uncertain.
Lastly, the translation is top-notch, although it might be slower due to the intricate nature of the narrative. The translators have been diligently updating the series with one chapter per month, and I am grateful for their efforts. If you're considering reading, I highly recommend "That Messed Up Love Story" – it's a captivating read!
This intriguing tale, "The Time I Reincarnated as Myself in the Naruto Realm," captivates with its unique blend of self-discovery and immersive world-building. The author skillfully weaves an engaging narrative, allowing readers to delve into the protagonist's journey as they navigate the familiar yet transformed universe of Naruto. The story's balance of action, humor, and emotional growth keeps one hooked from start to finish. It's a refreshing take on fanfiction that both pays homage to the original while offering a fresh perspective, making it a must-read for fans and newcomers alike.
Oh bro you just made my day. For some reason this sh*t was hella funny man. Appreciate it. Have a good day bro.
Is it worth it?
This novel is very good at the beginning, terrible after 200 chapters, and horrible after 300. Even with my brain turned off this is too much.
The plot armor is just brutal.
The history is also forced.
Also the dialogue is similar to a child who just learned how to cuss.
How is this in comparison to the Wind Calamity? I recently caught up to that, was surprised how much I enjoyed it.
I think you thought sexist not racist. . . or you think that the gender's are race's?
[What a coincidence.] Yeah you gonna see that a lot from this creatively bankrupt author.
Does anyone know “This way of Transmigration is Definitely Wrong” I... can't find it..(╥﹏╥)