Reincarnated: Vive La France

Tony Stark: "So easy to tell him, but not to do it!"

They somehow managed to survive the journey without any incident. Probably just to save the poor cab driver's mind. Just glances and a hot promise of what was to come.

The blade was sharp but he was careful, his father didn't have much training with a sword but he knew how to use it and had beaten away a couple of monsters in his time. So his father was teaching the young child how to swing a sword and defend himself. Dakon was only thirteen at the time and he still could defend himself pretty well, he had been training for some time now since he was eleven.

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Jejd

Why do authors love making main characters so disappointing? The guy reincarnated but acts like a child. If he had forgotten his past life and only remembered fragments, that would be understandable, but here he is—a full-grown adult acting like a kid. Chapter 21 is especially frustrating. He, his five-year-old twin sister, and another girl go through a portal. This other girl is taken by a flying creature, and here’s what the author writes:  > "Nox and Nyx remained rooted to the spot, trying to come up with a plan. Nyx stayed calm, but Nox's fingers trembled. Why wouldn’t he be restless? Coming into this dimension had been his idea, after all. If anything went wrong here, it would be his fault, and he would blame himself for the rest of his life. ‘Do you still have any tricks?’ Nyx had a bitter smile on her face, staring at her brother from the side of her eyes."Notice that the five-year-old girl, who was just born recently, is calmer than this clueless idiot. Plus, the fact that he calls his twin sister his "older sister"… A grown man calling his *twin* sister, who’s five, his "big sister"? That’s where I draw the line.

I've only been reading 12 chapters, and I feel like this is extremely well executed. I love how the main cast are actual people with actual goals and how Arthur just fits in the middle because he intends to stop the upcoming calamity.A simple, well paced, and worth while read!