If You Won't Be the Hero, Someone Else Will

Having read up to chapter 58, the protagonist seems to be someone who hasn't transmigrated. "In his mind, friends aren't lovers, so why do they have to be tied together every day? But seeing Mia's sad expression, his heart suddenly tightened, as if he understood how much Mia valued this friendship. This girl actually wanted to be his best friend for life…

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The protagonist's carefree and irresponsible image might be off-putting, making him seem unlike a transmigrator 🤦. Ignoring that, it's really well-written, a gem among isekai (another world) stories, a breath of fresh air, not formulaic at all.

The beginning was so frustrating, but the end was incredibly satisfying. It felt like being constipated for a long time and then suddenly having a great, cathartic release. It's a very good novel, and I hope the author can keep going. If you can write 200 chapters, I'll start giving you a reward.

This is all encouragement. The author could depict more of the miserable lives of the truly impoverished people living in this other world. After all, what the protagonist is doing represents the angry cry of a class after centuries of oppression. For example, the saintess was oppressed by her parents before her success, forced to live in only one house every day, and even after her success, she still couldn't escape that house.

The relationship between the protagonist and the female lead is quite interesting. The protagonist's character, a hero from a continent marginalized by monsters, is a novel concept. However, currently, in a world entirely reliant on magic, his magic immunity and superhuman physique make him practically invincible.

I have to say it's good. Aside from the slightly nonsensical beginning, the realistic portrayal of a working-class hero is quite good later on. There were some questions about whether she was truly a hero at first, but the author addressed those concerns later. I hope the author treats Mia well; she's such a kind person! 🤭

It's a Japanese-style Western fantasy, and the writing is alright. I'll give it a good review. After all, it's Tomato (the author of the novel), so I hope it finishes soon. Please keep writing and finish it!

Is it a single female lead, a no-female-lead game, or a harem game? I've finished reading it, and it's quite good. Readers who enjoy lighthearted stories, Western fantasy, fantasy, sleazy male protagonists, single female protagonists, and working-class heroes should definitely give it a try. If the author keeps updating, the book's rating will definitely reach 9, and I estimate the final rating will be around 9.5.

The main character is so funny, hahaha