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I have various feelings about different aspects to this one. Overall enjoyable and 'worth it'. But I gotta say, it's weird how invested MC gets in his side business and the inefficient ability, to the point he makes absurd sacrifices to pursue them with very little thought about the...

The thing I can't get over is how they literally had him doing everything for the company so they had virtually no other staff, and how they're supposed to be successful enough yet not understand how much they depend on the guy they themselves fired. I don't mind the occasional tropey 'kicked...

While this is in the vein of One Punch Man, it comes at it from a completely different angle. Some of the tropes are from the classics like "MC gets strong from fighting for many years without rest", although the ones at play are usually used with male protagonists. It'd probably be more...

I'm on chapter 27 and I have a prediction based on what we've seen so far. At any rate, it's interesting enough. I have good expectations as long as the author can keep up what they've done so far.

Most of the stories I've consumed like this one happen to be about men who have reincarnated or something similar. So while this is totally junk food, it gave me a lot more satisfaction than it might otherwise just seeing the MC be a woman. But make no mistake, she is 100% a mary sue who can do...

If I give this the benefit of the doubt I guess this is meant to be more humor than anything else. I'm just not sure who finds this funny. The entire plot hinges on the tropey 'misleading status screen' that implies MC is trash. So everyone gets sorted into one of two groups - harem of girls...

This series is fascinating, a lot more fleshed out and unique than any of the junk I usually dabble in. In summary, there's a huge debate that's relevant to real life regarding various freedoms but especially the freedom of information, the freedom of speech and press. And how those freedoms...

The premise itself feels a little forced - we're told right up front that husband is cheating and plans to fake a bastard as the legitimate child. But given the context of the husband being a commoner who clearly neglected to learn about being a noble (nevermind attending to the duties of...

I've gotten quite a few chapters in and while it's overall a good read, the thing that is driving me crazy is that FL never seems to have any actual goals she works toward. She does make progress on various fronts as time goes on but she spends all the time she isn't reacting to someone else...

Forget not knowing anything, the MC is a complete moron who can't understand when something obvious has been said and then also happened. Dumb MCs are a dime a dozen but this one gives them all a bad name.

I started this after watching a couple episodes of the anime. The fundamental story seems interesting enough that I'll probably keep an eye out for updates to the manga in spite of it being the worst adaptation of the three. I'm not gonna fuss as much about the art being ass but it really is...

When it's not translated properly it seems more confusing than it really is: Arin is basically a male dragon toddler, a 'hatchling' not ready for the outside world. It's often played for laughs (like him being mistaken for a girl and crossdressing to play the part) but the author went out of...

I think this was overall worth reading (to the current point at least) though I can't help but feel there are some heavy-handed points where things get forced awkwardly. That said, that seems to be intentional as part of the underlying premise, that things are going off-track and the various...

It sort of goes without saying that this story hinges on the MC having insecurity and trauma from her upbringing but I gotta say it gets pretty frustrating the degree to which she gets in the way of her own happiness even when she objectively knows better and is surrounded by all the support...

The story and characters have the potential to be serviceable but I just cannot come to terms with the premise being essentially nonexistent outside of the moments that a character will insist it's still in effect. As far as I've gotten, there have been some attempts to explain it but it saps...

Am I the only person who would be like "I need to prove myself? I'll pass on you and your special forces, thanks". Like, if they're so hungry for talent why tf are they being dicks to this guy? He's already getting paid way more for less work dealing with the normies.

There's just bits and pieces that set this apart but overall the 'revenge' plot I think will be dissatisfying to most anyone regardless of how sadistic or generous you might be. As far as I've gotten, some of the consequences are starting to show up for those who betrayed our MC but the thought...

I'm in the camp of being dissatisfied with the saint going down the route of just being a doll doing the bidding of the hero. It might be that later the rest of her 'punishment' gives a better conclusion but it's just stupid to go along with the 'hero's words now that she knows he's full of...

I've been trying to read this elsewhere, and I dunno if it's just poor translation or if this series just really lacks coherent logic. I cannot for the life of me follow the characters' trains of thought sometimes. It has its moments but I spend most of the time scratching my head.

I've been enjoying this one and how it better handles the tropes you normally expect from the 'reincarnate as the villain' and the obligatory harem. Compared to others in the genres, this one I think better juggles the struggle of trying to seek a good ending while keeping things close enough...