At first it was a very interesting novel - altough it is a complete ripoff of I’m Really Not The Demon God’s Lackey.The basic premise is that the bookstore owner is actually the strongest god in existence but he does not know that. He exchanges knowledge for a myriad of items and sometimes money, and the misunderstandings were kind of funny.There is a lot of nationalism (the Federal Empire, which is clearly China, is the strongest, wisest, kindest and best country in the world and everyone wants to be part of it), but it is bearable.The worst is: almost every male character is incompetent and dumb, and the females do everything right (not in the nice way, but in the creepy, want to be part of the harem way). And the author starts to use World of Warcraft (the literal story) and Warhammer 40k because he does not have creativity anymore.Kinda nice for the first 150~170 first chapters, tr*sh after that.
The central story offers a cute twist on Romeo and Juliet. The characters discover a love that was always present, hidden beneath the surface. Once they realize it, the narrative is filled with moments that will make any reader smile, feel angry, or become anxious. Altogether, it creates an excellent story that I would recommend to anyone.
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