This is the profound, cultured, and inspiring tale of a young man who woke up during the apocalypse, got a system from the harem god, and decided to rebuild civilization—one member at a time. Kind of, obviously not. The apocalypse is part of a—non-deathmatch free-for-all—God Trial where candidates are put under pressure to see if they can demonstrate the virtue of their gods. The gods have social media and go wild with degenerate gambling, rewarding competitors, and decadent debauchery. Their candidates come from worlds across the cosmos. That means cat ears, bunny ears, fox ears, and shapeshifting dragon women. It's lit. The plot tells you one thing—this is a whimsical comedy with all your favorite tropes. I hope you'll give it a read!

How hasn't anyone talked about how ridiculously funny this novel is? I've laughed for an entire chapter at one point. That was in between the chuckling land and rolling while crying chapters. I've never thought about wearing bats like boxing gloves, but now it's burned into my memory like the rest of the nonsense in this novel. I'm confused about the sociopath concerns. The mc wears ruthless ambivalence like a coat when it doesn't involve women. It's both brutal, glorious, and necessary. Perhaps I'm biased because I'm a fan of the other's novels. But I also wouldn't read their works if I didn't enjoy the author's writing. I don't know. Just trying to spread culture over here. Don't mind me. Enjoy your day!

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I tried to leave a review that properly said how great this is, but my phone crashed and it was really long kek so I just want to say it’s really good. Good pacing, impressive humor and diction, for the most part it is sensible, clear EQ growth, the only complaint i have is that i wish it was my life

In truth, the basic pitch is interesting, but very poorly exploited. My reading of this book was not pleasant for me while several elements attracted me greatly, a real disappointment. Then I advise you to read the first 4 chapters to get an idea, because it will be the same way of writing and the same atmosphere for all the following chapters

while the idea is really interesting, nothing makes sense and becomes increasingly stale and boring. it becomes more and more ridiculous and hard to read after chapter 50+. and in all honesty, I don't see how he cares so much about saving women only for him to kill/ leave them behind at any given opportunity.

Não, apenas não. É tao ruim que nem quero pensa em escrever isso em inglês, o MC é um completo imbecil. Uma perda de tempo lendo até o 26 onde depois de tudo isso ele ainda manda a garota perder a virgindade com outra garota enquanto ele continua sendo um virgem de merda.

Read till ch.21, until now the pace of the story is good, the characters feel alive kinda but sometimes the conversations make me confused so I have to skim through it and if author keeps on the quality of writing it has right now till the end without mc taking women like pokemon which most of the harem ought to do then I can say for sure it will be a really good novel with true harem. And Love the mc, he is a real giga chad. Also please don't drop.

This book is the epitome of the "too much of a good thing" saying. The book starts off fantastic and keeps getting better. It is well written, character interactions are fun and entertaining and there is solid world building. The issue (imo) stems from the attempt to ensure that the women are allowed to shine, which in and of itself is awesome. This starts out very well, with the limitations placed on the Mc being logically thought out and well written. Unfortunately, these limitations are leaned into far too much, making the Mc seem almost fake and like an extra written in after the fact. After awhile, dialogue between characters becomes forced and contrived. Honestly, the issue probably seems as glaring as it does due to the high expectations brought on by the strong start. Overall, the writing quality is great, the plot line is great, and the only problem is a slight character deviation that snowballed into a bigger issue.