Netori: Heavenly Young master Transmigrated as a Chump!

I rate this book a 5/10, it's not great neither is it bad. It's the same usual illegitimate daughter swapped at birth troupe with multiple great identities. One thing I think stands out thus far is the male lead, although he has the germophobia stuff, they didn't really describe him as the usual cold, brooding and handsome. He has some form of rationality ( level-headedness)  around him. He seems to have more brain than every other character

This is actually pretty good. The fights that happen don't feel utterly pointless. The story is progressing smoothly. Finally, and this might just be for me, it feels refreshing, not like the other reincarnated as an animal LN's, no system to speak of, just a guy who has a general idea of what he wants to do, but not fully decided yet, he's not being led by a system to do soemhtung he might now want to do.

Remarkable storytelling, supported by deep, well-developed characters, impressively thorough world-building, and a range of contrasting philosophical perspectives that open up intriguing future possibilities. Each character’s unique point of view adds layers of complexity, making the narrative truly stand out. But it has too primary characters making it almost like a series of separate short stories rather than a single, cohesive epic. While this approach broadens the scope, it may also mean that readers have to wait multiple chapters to return to a given storyline. The pacing is a bit on the slow side too. Maybe speed up the pacing and narrow down the primary characters or increase the frequency of the updates if possible.

When i looked at my handy work, i instantly felt bad...he did save me. opps too late.

So what's wrong with taking the back streets?

Hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid

18. Braudel F

Hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play