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This is not a good novel, you've seen it from the other reviews and yes it is a wish fulfillment novel. You then wonder why has this novel lasted this long with so many volumes being serialized... And the answer is probably that you and I aren't the target audience. The target audience are young kids still in school.You wouldn't ask a literature professor at Harvard to review this novel and get a negative rating. Hence I've tried to give it adjust my ratings by placing myself in the mindset of a middleschooler when reading this. However, it was still not enough to give it a high rating. This was mainly attributed to the largest flaw in the novel, the MC.MC doesn't have motivations, his sob story was over before you know it so there wasn't enough time to sympathize with him at all. The actions taken by the MC also don't make any sense because he has no thinking capabilities. He doesn't explore the extent of his powers, he holds back from questioning the state of his new environment and setting. He is akin to paint drying on the wall, boring and only moving according to the whims of the author. A dead and bland character with all the Japanese isekai MC tropes; naive, dense, nice to a fault.Not to mention the multiple plotholes existing in the story and consequences that should have happened when the MC makes use of his powers on Earth.Only read when you have nothing else better to do, turn off your brain and you won't be mad at the author. It isn't even worth it anyways.
