I really enjoyed reading this novel but He has alot of girlfriend and I don't like it.
It's been on hiatus I think. But seeing how it's been long since it was updated, it might have been dropped
OK I give up!
The MC is stupid (it is not a bad thing in itself we all like dance MCs) BUT
Why does the author insist on her outsmarting other characters?
This paradox makes the result of every single character in the story being stupid and it is torturous to read.
But the rating is hight... It's only my opinion on chapter 50 so who knows maby it gets better.
Honestly, the reviews explain what's wrong with it pretty well
Comments on this book seem to be ok so ill probably give it a try later
Certainly not for those JP novels with a weak main character stereotype. The narrative alternates between perspectives of allies and foes, occasionally featuring a Japanese perspective, particularly when a member of the JGSDF interacts with a remote kingdom believing themselves to be Earth's last civilization. While the plot is solid, the lack of extensive human interactions makes it feel more like a log or diary entry.
The battle scenes are undeniably thrilling, but some are unoriginal, borrowing elements from other series, such as the underwater torpedo scene, which reminded me of an episode from Zipang.
What's peculiar is how overconfident the enemy can be, at times giving off a vibe similar to those found in CN novels. Unfortunately, the English could use some improvement.
At the beginning, the premise seemed promising, but the main issue I have with this novel is the protagonist's tendency to be overly righteous. He doesn't harbor ill feelings towards his superiors and often rescues characters who are morally reprehensible or treat him poorly, even if it involves physical or emotional torture. Despite being reincarnated into a dark Japanese era, he is overly empathetic to the point of refusing to kill humans, even when it puts him at risk.
The protagonist lacks assertiveness when dealing with those above him, coming across as a self-loathing hypocrite who constantly complains about receiving what he perceives as deserved consequences. While I'm not against righteous characters, this MC's constant degradation of his own pride and his strict non-killing ideology makes him seem foolish. He despises yokai but saved a dying mercenary from a youkai attack because he couldn't bear to see someone perish; unfortunately, that act of compassion was met with betrayal. His overly saintly nature ultimately proves to be a source of weakness and hypocrisy.
As an avid reader, "My Hero University" left me thoroughly engrossed. The narrative weaved a captivating tapestry of ambition, friendship, and personal growth, breathing life into the world of academia. Each character's journey was compelling, with unexpected twists that kept me on the edge of my seat. The blend of action and emotional depth made it a standout read, making me feel invested in the heroes' triumphs and struggles. A must-read for fans of superhero fiction and coming-of-age stories, this book is a true page-turner that stays with you long after the final chapter.
I'm back in my kingdom building phase
Let's see if this is kingdom building or not
Stand user in marvel universe <== This is better than this novel.
But overall both are extremely similar right from the first ch.
I mean, the first ch is same but slightly modified.
93 chapters in, and he have used magic.. Twice? He never even mentioned ever that he wanted to learn more magic, like what the fuck? He only uses the swords. I hope that will change, why would't he want to use magic? How to clear large amount of enemies? Fucking nuke them with that insane amount of mana or whatever it is called. I thought he would use those black balls on himself, that would have been smart
I have never read a fanfic but after reading the summary I am willing to give this a try.