Seems like the end is set up again for a third book so I can’t wait! There are at least two possibilities of the storyline so it will be interesting to see what Muse’s incredibly creative & sadistic cliffhanging mind comes up with!
I enjoyed it a lot overall, but ended up losing interest due to the side characters. There were too many random women that he helped for no reason, I couldn't even keep track of who was who after a while since there were so many. He was super op and did a decent job of being steady and powering up well using his cheat. The main thing I didn't like was him giving away the angel summon to the girl since she didn't even fight really and at that point the stat increase he could have gotten if he used it instead was significant. Also, he wasted time and skill slots earning money for no reason (he already had more money than he could spend) and the alchemy and other skill related to it should have been removed when he wasn't crafting. The melee focus was also pointless, but he didn't spend much resources on it so I didn't mind as much. Dropped on ch 276 because helping too many random women for no reason made me lose interest.
A pretty decent read that you can pick up to get yourself into a decent mood. Though the characters can have you questioning logic at times it feels like the author has put a decent amount of effort and experiences into this novel.Translation Quality: Decent translation quality. The only thing that I could really complain about would be the way the different character thoughts are written down. Writing them in italics or single quotation marks would be easier to read when differentiating between speech and thoughts. Stability of Updates: Not much to say here, if the story gets picked then I'll get back to it.Story Development: A decent development in a real life setting. Most of the story seems to revolve around school and casual life events.Character design: The initial character of the MC comes across as relatively intelligent, if a bit dense. However, it can get confusing at times because sometimes he comes across as aware of situations, whereas others he can come up with completely illogical thought processes. It feels like the author is trying to write the characters from a sorta anime style, whereby characters are supposed to be larger than life, however it sometimes misses the mark and comes across as strange.World Background: I guess this part is fine with the main part of the story in an educational setting. However, in later chapters there is some exploration with places outside the homes and school which comes across fine.
This novel .... the grammer and writing style... just *Muah* and 7 out of 5.Additionally, the story development and physiological insight on Protagonist's thinking have surpassed most of the Web novels here if not all.Even though the concept is somewhat clitche but it's totally understandable considering the colossal amount of effort it takes to think and weave a new idea in a story. However it always comes down to how the writer presents and ...oh boy... it definitely is one of the best.Especially so for the story development which is not forced to follow the clitche and give a very unique taste especially so considering that we have come here and have seen the 'tags'.THE TAGS, Very self explanatory indeed.Overall, a diamond in coal mine. A Koh-a-noor at that.Definitely recommend giving it a go but be sure to read to 'tags' beforehand considering some people tend to be less 'open' to these 'themes'.
Protagonist is one of the most dumbest i have seen. He doesn't know even what is happening around him around him._____________________________________________
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