Three Months of Performing in Inazuma, and Now I'm Free

If you like this book, please give it a five-star review and show your support. Also, I'd like to clarify something about this book: it features multiple female leads, but rest assured it's definitely not a mindless harem story. The famous scenes are just embellishments. If you have any suggestions, please let me know and I'll try my best to revise it when I get home.

It had an interesting start, but became rather dull after Mondstadt. The style changed drastically after the forced introduction of the harem. I don't understand; the beginning was quite good, so why did it turn out like that later?

Author, what's with that shadow clone thing? Are you trying to make me a minotaur? Please explain, otherwise this is only two stars. Also, I completely don't understand the meaning of that. The shadow clone created nine clones, plus the protagonist and his family, all fighting each other randomly. After it ended, the clones returned to the protagonist, but their kidneys were almost killing them—what the heck? Minotaur?

Honestly, I always felt a bit awkward using shadow clones when doing *that* with Rosalia. I certainly didn't enjoy it.

The author was gone for so long, I thought it was abandoned, but it's back! I'm so glad I didn't remove it from my bookshelf 😏 (Could you please make Shen He the female lead too? Please, please, considering I haven't removed her from my bookshelf for so long 💕)

I was originally going to give it 5 stars, but the shadow clones driving scenes are still hard to accept. Using them for combat is one thing, but in Naruto, shadow clones have independent thought. Having a clone that looks exactly like you and has independent thought put you in your girlfriend's car and send her "fan service" is unacceptable to me, a pure love warrior.

I was terrified! I was reading it perfectly fine, but then the plot seemed to fall apart, and then the book stopped updating. I remember it was sitting on the top shelf of my bookshelf, waiting to read it every day. Now I'm back, and wow, no reviews! The author suddenly came back from the dead and started writing from scratch, without even an outline.

The beginning was quite good, and I felt a little excited while reading it, but it got a bit boring when it got to the part about Meng. It's not that I don't like the protagonist having a harem, but the first one being Rosalia gives me a slightly different feeling. I don't know if it's good or bad, but it probably won't be very good. I originally thought the protagonist's first harem member would be Ayaka Kamisato.

The beginning was alright, but the later parts got a bit... Boring. A system + harem plot is easy to write, but difficult to write well. The protagonist's ability to farm items could have been solved by using a translator or telepathic communication (and later learning their language). While the system's abilities are powerful, its sudden appearance is a major flaw.

It's not bad, but why does it feel like a crossover with a fantasy theme? Seeing the Traveler using Naruto techniques on Teyvat is weird, and then there's the character design... This latest chapter really messed up Rosalia's over-the-top office worker persona, it's getting a bit "faster" (outrageous). Forgive me, I can only give it four stars.