The Party-Kicking Trend? If You Don't Want Them, I'll Take Them!

I think it's appropriate for this protagonist to have a harem. He's someone whose will is ingrained in his very soul, making the same choice no matter how many times he repeats it, persevering through any pain to pursue a unique happy ending. A man like Touma Kamijou deserves it.

Keep it up! The opening of this Japanese-style hero novel is pretty good. As long as it doesn't end up like the protagonist refusing even when offered a free ride, it'll be fine. At the current pace, it's definitely top-notch, or at least ranks among the best in this genre.

The idea is good: a Western fantasy harem story featuring a protagonist who leaves the party. That's its strength. Here are the drawbacks: 1. The two team members have very similar personalities, and which anime's protagonist who leaves the team has such a personality (except for that one with a young boy)? 2. The protagonist's personality seems to be something the author hasn't decided on yet.

It's so sweet, because Tang Cheng has reached a certain level. The ranking system is unclear, and leveling up and gaining experience is like a joke. You can fight someone 50 levels higher than you by a level 10 or so, killing them multiple times, and even with experience points being counted each time, you only gain 2 levels. It's so good, I recommend everyone watch it ❤️😎

Excellent, quite excellent. The writing style and narrative are somewhat Japanese-style, with strong visual imagery, making it feel like watching a slice-of-life battle anime. It's a rare gem among harem anime (the protagonist doesn't fall in love with every girl he meets; he's practically risking his life to build his harem, and I'm genuinely not envious of his harem).

It's so good, I stayed up all night to catch the latest episode. (I'm just nitpicking, it's actually very well written.) The reincarnation setting was introduced too early, and the two powerful female protagonists, who seem to be from previous cycles, will likely have issues with their proportion in future descriptions.

At first, it seemed like an easy and carefree story, but then it turned into a depressing one, then a despairing one, restarting countless times before a goddess appeared and it became lighthearted again. It's so changeable! Before I could even get into the story, it was constantly shifting.

It's really good! It's a new book, but my bro doesn't like reading in fits and starts, so I'm starting to read it! Please don't die from heartbreak! 😄👍

It's really good, and it expands the world-building. At first, I thought it was a pure wish-fulfillment story with a one-life victory, but then it filled in all sorts of plot holes and had some amazing moments. Now it seems like a guaranteed win-win slice-of-life story. I really hope there aren't any angst-filled moments like this.

It's a great read with a lot of potential; I feel it could definitely climb the charts. If the author can reach 200 chapters, it should be able to secure a place on Tomato Bookstore's bestseller list.