Nainfan

Overall, it's a wonderful example of fanfic, where the author simply needs to retell the current plot 70% and add logic to the entire story 30%, half of which is just online reactions. In short, the original story is lazy. The translation is excellent, but it's disappointing that after the entire 2 HSR version, it starts with HI3rd, which means the original plot loses its meaning, and only Welt's reaction remains relevant. But since the translator is not the author, it gets 5 stars.

I never thought I'd feel sorry for a beetle. I hope he'll just be teleported to the main character's planet.

I apologize in advance. I read through Google Translate, so I will write through it too. The book is one of the best I have read and like many I mainly save chapters, because reading the full arc of the story is easier for understanding, because there are many books in bookmarks, and only two stones (in my case). I hope that you will continue your work, know that it is worth it.

In fact, the story was great for a while, because almost from the very beginning there are typical xianxi moves, but with unique circumstances, where the main character pisses off those in power, and then turns everything around so that it works in his favor, and yes, he does not take revenge, fight or something like that, he just defeats everyone with knowledge of how the systems work that have just begun to develop in the 20th century, in which the main story takes place. I dropped the book when the main character started doing crazy things typical for long xianxi, that is, he literally does crap that will 100% turn a bunch of influential people against him ... for the sake of greatness, of which he already has a lot.

Are you serious? This is a typical Chinese cliche where the main character "spits in the face" of those in power... it's turning into typical xianxiu

maybe i just adore goto-chan, but the typical concept of an endlessly expanding harem in such stories... is annoying

I'm not against the harem tag in general, but in this work I really feel like this thing is needed only for the sake of artificially dragging out the story and following the template for easy reading, but due to good analysis and elaboration of "simulations", and not just creating them out of thin air, this work pulls straight to 10/10. It could have been a beautiful story about how the main character tries to follow a path similar to the "simulation", but is always wrong, since he is in better conditions, but he is tense with uncertainty

Promise: I don't like anyone, I choose Pastafarianism

Freeren: You're a snitch, Ash.

In Russia on holidays too, especially when the whole family gets together