An Invincible Journey, Starting with Demi-Humans

The only problem with this book is the protagonist's character design. If the protagonist were also a ladybug, there wouldn't be much to say. The problem lies in the protagonist's desire to find a virgin, but the female characters in this book all have some issues. One of them has a perfectly intact main body but her clone is a shared vehicle, which is quite problematic while reading.

The protagonist is an idiot; he can't get into the story at all.

Some of the banter between teammates was quite funny, but the pacing definitely dropped in the later stages, becoming rather chaotic. The teacher's pressure was gone, many foreshadowing elements were dropped, and the ending felt abrupt. It has a slightly warped worldview, but it's watchable in the early to mid-stages for fun.

Are there any new groups? If so, please kick someone out.

Difficult to hold back, award-winning work. (ಡωಡ)

The group chat exploded again. Does anyone know what the new group number is?

Everything else was fine, but constantly seeing the 20-year-old male lead acting like a child was just unbearable. Although the story could explain why he had been a shut-in for 20 years, it was still an eyesore for me.

Why is the group gone? #(Crying)

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Whether it's good or not, you'll know once you see if anyone asks for the group number. All I can say is that this book successfully boosted my "silly intelligence" by half. I'm 24 this year and still haven't seen enough. I've seen plenty of different races, but this is the only one I've ever finished.