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absurdity academy based on a web novel changing fate comedic misunderstandings death fate eccentric female lead european ambience magic nobility/aristocracy noble to commoner otome game isekai parodic elements quirky characters reverse harem rich to poor secret identity system transmigrated into a book world tsundere characters white/silver-haired female lead
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It is actually really good so far.
The art is above average and very consistent.
I like the world and the world building. Everything Han learns, we learn also. So there are no asspulls when it comes to a divergence of reader and character knowledge.
But the strongest point are easily the characters. Han (MC) is not a Gary Stu, nor the chosen one. I would compare him to someone like Shepard from Mass Effect. A natural born leader, hard working, charismatic and intelligent, but not OP. And he has flaws! He definitely has a savior complex and he deals with survivors guilt. Which makes him even more human.
And the supporting cast is great too, full of (good) tropes.
The Vegeta; the powerful but angsty one; a LOT of bros; positive and negative role models.
Characters also die. But not for plot reasons, but for realism. Or could there be war without good dudes dying?
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