Honestly after reading this novel other CN's just seamed bland.Really loved this book, it had me laughing, crying and whole other emotions. It was really good to the point I had slight depression after I finished it. Highly Recommend to Tead this
It is a very good interesting protagonist, the plot seems cliche and in the end it surprises.Points to think about.1. Currently the story is VERY short (100 chapters would be 30~40 of other works) so it is to be wondered if the novel will continue to be updated in the future and how the plot will work.2. From a certain point on (chapter 80) I feel that the numerical values start to get too big and the logic of equivalent exchange starts to get repetitive (in theory the protagonist could simply go from mine to mine collecting millions and millions of spiritual stones to become God)3. I want a love love romance
Seems very solid so far. The main character receives an ability to perfectly recall all of his memories, but it has clear limitations; he himself is not actually smarter. Many riddles and theorems and sciences are mixed in, and, even if some are incorrect, it shows that the author put effort into writing the novel. It has a very technical and calculating feel much like Warlock of the Magus World. Not sure if it will hold up, but it is far more promising than a copy-and-paste sign-in novel.
What would you get if you combine saiki kusuo's abilities + Reincarnation + Indian Iron age history + kingdom building = an amazingly entertaining and interesting story. Honestly I learned a lot about history and sometimes about science. A good plot and fine narration. A true hidden gem.
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