Like someone else said, the concept is fairly similar to Everybody Else is a Trainee.This review is based on the free chapters only.Honestly, I don't think this is that good, but it's decent enough to pass the time with if you're bored I guess. The main problem I have is with the MC. He adapts pretty quickly in the beginning, not doubting or confirming things for himself, and completely taking things in stride without seemingly any reaction a normal person would have. And he assumes a lot of things without any basis or proof, which makes the developments seem forced. The plot also goes by pretty quickly, and although that may be necessary considering that there's five hundred years of ground needing to be covered, it still feels like the time skips happen too fast and too often. Like in the first few chapters it's hey three years go by, hey ten years of travel goes by, and it just feels wayyyyyy too quick and a bit of a cop out. In general I think those are the main problems. I can get over the time skips since I guess they sort of make sense for the current point in the plot, but I really am not a fan of the MC. He honestly just doesn't feel very realistic. After living many years it makes sense, but since it started from the beginning and there are so many time skips that doesn't really allow for character development to be written out, it ends up with him still feeling like a very unrealistic character.
I should first say that every 5 star review was either somebody saying dont read, something not related to the novel. And finally somebody who just read the title. This is not only a waste of time but degrades the value of time spent on it.Hasty with the rewards, uninteresting MC, and finally pathetic plot development and character introduction. Some how by walking down the street he looks like a nice vampire. Screw Off ! And while he is a vampire even before he sees any bad states of humans the narration praises humans with great Wisdom.This is a childish book.
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