My Luck Is Off the Charts, and I'm the Dragon-Ao-Tian Hero

I wrote it myself, so giving it five stars isn't an exaggeration, is it? Fewer and fewer people are watching. [Sad]

First, a tendency to have multiple female partners is a way to avoid the harmful effects of a particular condition. The sudden appearance of a younger sister is quite abrupt. Later, whether it's the protagonist's father's sister or the sister of his father's friend, the relationship between the protagonist Roya and Luna (Ona) reveals the shadows of the protagonist's father and mother—raising a…

The content is actually quite substantial, although external circumstances mostly drive the protagonist's actions, and the protagonist himself doesn't have any explicit needs. However, this is precisely what gives it a sense of "luck." Secondly, the book doesn't require much effort to remember names; once you understand the relationships, you can read it.

It's really good, it should become popular. Also, you're on the recommendation list, so it should get more views. That shouldn't be the case. It's pretty good, why is nobody watching?

A harem novel where the male protagonist is a genius magician with no system, terrifying talent, and extraordinary encounters.

Why are there so few people? It seems alright though. (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

I really enjoy reading books about otherworldly magical continents. Although I've only read a little bit, judging from the reviews and summaries of various books, it's definitely worth reading. From what I've read so far, I can tell that the author's writing style is quite good.

It's alright, but I came here because of the title, and the word "lucky" wasn't really reflected in the latest chapter.

It's a pretty good book.

So beautiful! Ona is amazing! She's in A-list! Fantastic!