Gyakkou Shita Akuyaku Reijou wa, Naze ka Maryoku wo Ushinattanode Shinsou no Reijou ni Narimasu

[Pirate-Pierate]

Anyone have a link to the novel?

 

[timidhakana]

The title sucks

 

[Mr_Heller]

It had one chance not to be a cliche crap, but the author just had to make FL useless damsel in distress, annoying af.

 

[SilentDan]

To slow a release with to few pages to really grab you and pull you in. The concept is a dime a dozen, there's no real reason to even watch this one.

 

[Acorny]

This looked interesting, but I started to read the novel and it kinda just sucks. Dropping it. Total cliche, and the characters aren't even likeable.

 

[yellobeez]

Thank you so much for the update!

 

[Kaitensatsuma]

More

 

[ravil]

Thank you for the update 🙇

 

[RiceIST00]

where's the chapter?

 

[RiceIST00]

where's the chapter?

my bad somehow i pick a language accidentally

 

[nisashi13]

it feel pretty decent, though i feel like it is fine as it is, there is no reason for the Saint to be someone got isekai here, specially if she may turn out to be the usual "the saint is the bad person" again, which is so overuse now that i don't want to see it anymore.

 

[ryuu83]

Be happy Rachel

 

[jwkinraleigh]

Only 26 chapters, but it feels like the last 100 were so boring. Not sure why I bothered continuing, but I'll stop here.

 

[Tyarrk]

Novel Updates WN

@Ottomation : considering the number of people on this site who do not understand that is takes more then a couple chapters, or even 1 chapter, for a series to show what it is about, and if it is a copy of some other series, or just one in a genre with limited starting points for their stories (like many genres). You can not judge a series until it is at least completed the introduction, and likely need to be an arc or 2 past that to give a fair chance, but this site is people who rate on 1 chapter, or even worse trolls who rate on nothing more then the tags of the story.

well, if we follow that train of logic, then the rating system would need to be reworked in the first place, because fairly capturing all aspects of a story in a five star based metric is literally an impossible task.