Phanto_Tora
Currently writing The Demon's Game which is to come out someday.
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The MC's first victims :)
In the real world, this would be politically and morally unspeakable and illegal... But this isn't the real world! Bring in the harem!
They hadn't even tried to play it yet, smh
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Skills include (but not limited to): Sugar Mommy, Summon Yandere, Emotional Support, Tactical Advantage Over Virgins
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Already doing better than most protags
This guy:
I do wish I could write a good review of this one since I've spent so much time reading it, and I was certainly enjoying it for the first 500 chapters, but it fell off immensely. This writing quality was never anything to write home about. I don't mind the slightly below-average novel writing style. It can be bad and it can be good. If you don't like super basic and occasionally confusing writing then you may want to try to avoid this. The story itself... What can I say? It's pretty generic. If you were to look at any other cultivation manga, especially the ones that already had an online game element similar to SAO, only the characters, locations, and some smaller aspects are unique; even then some of the characters feel highly inspired by other generic character stereotypes. Barely unique, but not exactly blatantly ripping anything off. Here's the thing that made me drop the novel; the filler-like chapters. The author decided to make many super filler-like chapters (around 500 to 600) that are certainly filler, but they contain story elements that you'd want to know. It becomes so taxing to read dozens of unnecessary chapters just to build something about the characters that we already know about. I've had so many moments where I'm ready for the next chapter to be the chapter where everything starts getting exciting, but seemingly every single time that I move on to the next chapter, I got disappointed and I have an extreme urge to just drop everything and find something else to read. Of course, it does get better and back on track, but it's so painful reading nearly 100 chapters that aren't tagged filler. They have minuscule amounts of an actual story so you have to read them without getting confused when you decide to skip to the exciting parts where there isn't casual talking, random throw-ins of characters that add barely anything to the story other than just being there. If I were to write this review before I read chapters 500-600, I would have given it a solid 4.2 score; mainly only getting damaged by writing quality. I truly did enjoy it at first, but I just couldn't hold onto a failing story where I just can't continue due to the immense falling quality. It's as if the author is just putting the first thing they think about onto the page without fine-tuning anything.
Fear makes those on the path of righteousness stray away from the right path... I pity his soul...
Now this is what I'd call overpowered.
Nah, Truck-kun didn't fail. They're starting to get corrupt... Truck-kun is making it slow and painful... My god...