DireLife

The story is hard to follow. If you miss a single word the entire chapter becomes confusing with how dense the writing is. Don't get me wrong, the story idea and the story itself is pretty good, but there's just a few things that I don't like. I'm picky when it comes to stories.

Lol yep. Level up zombie is his next one.

Lol yeah I felt a little of that too. I could have dealt with it better if SOMETHING went right for any of the main characters. But no, you have to make everything depressing by having the characters keep secrets from each other and NOT share CRUCIAL information just to progress the plot. Pretty much every author has their quirks that someone doesn't like. You can't make everyone happy. I was actually on JKS's patreon for a while but stopped paying. Its a once a year payment so its a pretty high initial payment that doesn't account for vacations or events throughout the year. JKS just didn't upload for half the year so I gave up on that.

The novel that started it all for me. Although I could read fantasy books instead this had an addicting attraction that made pausing difficult. It was a way to escape reality and forget about all the bad stuff going on. My heart says a full 5 stars but my mind says 4 stars. I compromised.

wait... Khan... Nak... Kan... Nahk...

oh I think I know what Aina meant by the mask. I think she went through something terrible in her starter zone and ended up disfigured. just a theory. if not it's related to the banishment from her clan.

masterful writing

issei believed himself the harem God and so it happened.

sometimes it's necessary to get the ball rolling. the author has another really good novel and its extremely well planned.

I agree but you also have to think about the fact that the government knew about everything. The way it played out it seemed like the government was behind it all from the beginning so I could completely understand his actions. I just wasnt satisfied with the ending. it felt like the author was 75% of the way done and got tired of writing. all in all it was a great read