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I won't sugarcoat it. I appreciate how this author has provided us a glimmer of hope for Reus.

The Japanese writers appear oblivious to the problems at hand. It's no surprise that their nation is facing a notable drop in birth rates.

I'm reading this during my lunch break, and I believe there's a lot of onion in my food.

I am not sure if I'm correct. I only read the first three chapters and chapter 168. I think this MC is just like other Japanese MCs. He has a harem; they chase after him to get him to choose, and of course, the loser doesn't, leaving us readers with a guessing game and an open ending. This...

I don't usually read mangas that focus on fighting more than anything else, but this one is an exception. So, thank you for the translation.

Fantasy has steadily declined into a disappointing genre with every title I've read in the last three years. Adventuring parties often banish the one character who eventually proves to be overpowered, while kings and nobles take reckless actions that jeopardize their entire kingdoms...

Fantasy has steadily declined into a disappointing genre with every title I've read in the last three years. Adventuring parties often banish the one character who eventually proves to be overpowered, while kings and nobles take reckless actions that jeopardize their entire kingdoms...

Korean Protagonists: I would never reveal my powers or advantages to anyone, not even to a family member or best friend, unless I have established trust. And when I do, I will set some boundaries and not share the whole truth. Japanese Protagonists: I always share everything about myself with...

I've always disliked this low self-esteem trope associated with the generic main character, but now that he shows some courage by the end of the chapter, I can cut him some slack.

Looks boring to me already. Also, I shouldn't expect much, especially since its demographic is Shounen.

I'm really bored with writers who make MCs explain their powers to their enemies or vice versa. Come on, people! This is not how enemies interact with each other. If you need to clarify things for readers, use "thinking bubbles" or something similar, but don't explain it to enemies, as it makes...

The artwork is truly unique.

Aaaaaaaaaaaand they went to college, started drinking, lived promiscuous lives, and totally forgot about the promise. LOL.

I understand how important a promise is to young girls in many conservative societies. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in real life. People tend to forget, especially as they continue to grow up.

So far, the premise of the story is good, but the main character isn't. I'll keep reading to see what comes next.

Perhaps the LN is performing better than the Manga. To be honest, the artwork is average, and both the panels and pacing are rather unusual. Regarding those who complain about the slavery aspect, you truly lack knowledge of the world. Women, and even men, would surrender to slavery and accept...

Wearing a suit in a ten-year apocalypse? Hard pass.

I assume your comment is based on the LN! I have two questions, and I really need answers to determine whether I should continue or drop: 1. Is he really going to end up with his sister? 2. Is he going to marry any other female?

There's nothing I hate more than stories about men who are losers. Hard pass.

I think people might enjoy these transmigration stories, but for me, the moment I see the transmigrator wanting to lay low and not using his knowledge for the sake of keeping the plot, I drop the story. One of the factors that differentiates a loser from a winner is seizing clear opportunities...