PLEHLUCIKEN
Wow!
This is an amazing book.
so ready for the next book when it coming out love it
I absolutely adore this novel! It breaks away from typical stereotypes. The main character's humor is hilarious – it's simply outstanding! What I appreciate is that the protagonist isn't overpowered; his family's influence and intimidating presence when he brings them up add a realistic touch. The interactions between the supporting characters and both the MC and ML are delightful to read. Plus, the system in this story isn't cold or abusive, which is a huge plus. This novel ranks among my favorites, and I'm definitely looking forward to continuing with it.
Well might as well just read from start
I think I recognize your current one landlady Noona or something lol
Anyway, does anyone read the full novel? Or is it still releasing? What I wanna know is that our guy, I mean Mc, is there any chance he'll die or sacrificed himself for Asuna? Or the reverse? I haven’t read that much of the novel but I have a gut feeling that one of them may die in the end. If that happens, it'll ruin the whole fun.
Yeah, I actually was wondering about that. If the Female protagonist is not in a Josei/Romance they are basically psychopaths. Like I love "So Im a Spider, So What?" But she doesn't understand human emotions that well and to other people she appears always indifferent to everything(It is explained why near the end). But I've read a couple female protagonist stories, and they all seem to lead to the girl becoming really cold hearted but bad@ss or always has been cold hearted and learns to care again (but almost always only Yuri).
It's the kind of story I've been searching for, but haven't found in many books. I was eager to read a reverse harem novel, but most English books I came across were either about gang-related themes, featured heavy bullying (which I found disturbing), or had convoluted plots that didn't make sense. While some of them had good sexual content, this particular story stood out as exceptional. However, there's a scene where the male leads touch the main character when she's unconscious or not in control of herself, which might be unsettling for some readers (it did weird me out a bit). The FL's (Female Lead) justification for it later is due to certain circumstances, but it still raises eyebrows. Despite that, the part where the guys develop feelings for her after a physical encounter is an interesting dynamic. If anyone can help me access the raw scans or purchase the entire series, please let me know, as I would greatly appreciate it. T^T
I enjoyed the story and the setting, but I'm still at the beginning, where the main character is about to embark on their journey. However, despite liking it, I deducted stars and gave it a 3 because the translation team, Fenrir Translations, seems to struggle with consistency. Character names are constantly changing – for instance, 'Isolde' is alternated with 'Iseult' without a clear pattern. The same issue arises with 'Kalsen,' which has been renamed multiple times. This inconsistency is quite annoying and disrupts the immersion. What's more, the name changes aren't limited to chapter boundaries; they sometimes occur within the same chapter, making it confusing. For example, who is 'Khistil'? I apologize for the frustration, but it's just something that gets under my skin.
thanks for the spoiler
Since there weren't any comments and it was an ongoing novel I was going to not read it at first. But I'm glad I changed my mind. This is one of the most interesting wn I have read so far. And it wasn't stretched out for like 3000+ chapters. I'll give it a recommendation
she completed that in the said chapter if you missed please re read
