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Whoever did the title is a moron, it's TRANSMIGRATION, not reincarnation. It's the same word in Japanese,
転生:
  1. (n, vs, adj-no) (Buddh) transmigration of souls; reincarnation"
-but the word has two vastly different connotations in English.

Reincarnation = The body dies, the soul enters a newly born body. Think of Vandelieu in the stupid Dhampire series.
Transmigration = The body dies, the soul enters a new host body elsewhere (usually in another world). Think of EVERY Korean villainess story with this premise.
 
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Whoever did the title is a moron, it's TRANSMIGRATION, not reincarnation. It's the same word in Japanese,
転生:
  1. (n, vs, adj-no) (Buddh) transmigration of souls; reincarnation"
-but the word has two vastly different connotations in English.

Reincarnation = The body dies, the soul enters a newly born body. Think of Vandelieu in the stupid Dhampire series.
Transmigration = The body dies, the soul enters a new host body elsewhere (usually in another world). Think of EVERY Korean villainess story with this premise.
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Whoever did the title is a moron, it's TRANSMIGRATION, not reincarnation. It's the same word in Japanese,
転生:
  1. (n, vs, adj-no) (Buddh) transmigration of souls; reincarnation"
-but the word has two vastly different connotations in English.

Reincarnation = The body dies, the soul enters a newly born body. Think of Vandelieu in the stupid Dhampire series.
Transmigration = The body dies, the soul enters a new host body elsewhere (usually in another world). Think of EVERY Korean villainess story with this premise.
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Whoever did the title is a moron, it's TRANSMIGRATION, not reincarnation. It's the same word in Japanese,
転生:
  1. (n, vs, adj-no) (Buddh) transmigration of souls; reincarnation"
-but the word has two vastly different connotations in English.

Reincarnation = The body dies, the soul enters a newly born body. Think of Vandelieu in the stupid Dhampire series.
Transmigration = The body dies, the soul enters a new host body elsewhere (usually in another world). Think of EVERY Korean villainess story with this premise.
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All the name in the world, and the author chose harold for mc (a villainous reincarnate mc) also why would he kneel to his fiancee? Just bowing his head is more than enough. Also, why would he let a maid disrespect him? And why in the hell he didn't act like an adult at all? Rather than Reincarnate the mc literally more look like regress to the past
 
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Whoever did the title is a moron, it's TRANSMIGRATION, not reincarnation. It's the same word in Japanese,
転生:
  1. (n, vs, adj-no) (Buddh) transmigration of souls; reincarnation"
-but the word has two vastly different connotations in English.

Reincarnation = The body dies, the soul enters a newly born body. Think of Vandelieu in the stupid Dhampire series.
Transmigration = The body dies, the soul enters a new host body elsewhere (usually in another world). Think of EVERY Korean villainess story with this premise.
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Eh, it has potential. Can't say too much about it from these 3 chapters tho.
Overall rating(for now) 7/10 average
Art 7.5/10 a little above average
Storyline 7.5/10 a little rushed pacing but overall ok so far
Execution 7.5/10 a little rushed pacing and clique character development so I can only give 7.5
 

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