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At first I doubted. After five chapters, I rejoiced. This is the story that all other monster reincarnations try to be, but are afraid to be. Clouded with hesitation, such stories become mundane expressions of gratuitous self-righteousness, not this novel, certainly not this novel.In this novel, humanity fades as the monster within devours. It's a beautiful sight. The entire world is built rather simplistically, yet, it's still rather entrancing. For one, the mechanics of the world (laws of governance) are based around 'will', which is an amazing concept that allows for great exploration. And that's what the author did. Secondly, the harem isn't forced at all, it isn't Just another idiot collecting tropes. There's emotions, there's sentiments, and then there's desires. To end it all, what makes this story even better is the humour, and intimacy. It all feels so real, so lively, so full of life.Definitely would recommend. This is the story of how Monster Reincarnation is supposed to be. Very dark, very beautiful.