Where are the tags? Does this have romance or harem?

What's interesting in this story is the protagonist's life. Indeed, he used to be the top magician, but his life was incredibly desolate. Upon being reborn, even though he starts without any power, he's in a warm family that supports and loves him, even though he's considered useless. This is another reason why I find myself rooting for the protagonist and wanting to read more about his family scenes.

this story is full of word count like when i was so and so i would've done this and that repeated 10 times a chapter u could skip entire paragraph and chapter without missing anything important and his supposed to be older than he looks but act like a baby and fall for the most obvious scheme overall not worth it

unbearably cringe and cliche.............

I really want to applaud the author of this novel. I really like the protagonist's character type - skilled, intelligent, quick-witted, capable of being villainous or virtuous. Plus, his revenge planning is incredibly smart. The fight scenes are like exploding mountains, extremely fierce, and super thrilling.

Good job author, please keep going 👏 On that note, if you're a lover of a fantasy, realistic, slice of life story, then 'Just like a dream' is a story you should definitely read. Go ahead and check it out.

The protagonist is ruthlessly determined, enduring hardships while waiting for the day of revenge. Initially, I started reading because of his good looks but continued because of his coolness. His strategic skills are top-notch, a master of plans and tactics, fearless in any situation. His physical strength is second to none, but when cornered, he can escape in the blink of an eye. What I like the most is that there's no whining about fate or destiny, just constant action. So far, I don't find it annoying at all.

Pretty meh overall. Overused tropes, needlessly dramatic descriptions and character reactions, characters’ whose personality exist solely as plot devices. Also, when the free chapters end the chapters are like 16 coins each? Rather expensive for the same amount of words other authors are pumping out. You could find worse, but also much better.

The grandmaster-level wizard protagonist is killed, and his spirit transcends dimensions into a body devoid of magic, but this body turns out to have the ultimate potential for magical training, even more suitable than the protagonist's previous form. With a wealth of knowledge in his head, he gradually selects and trains with the new body, step by step. The goal is clearly to become the king of wizards. It's very entertaining and a smooth read.

The god-tier protagonist transcends dimensions to become a newbie, having to gradually train step by step to avenge the original body that he now inhabits. Moreover, the enemies are some of his clan members, making it intensely thrilling and a read-in-one-go kind of fun. The protagonist is extremely talented; even if his body is weak, his intelligence is a solid 100.