Poor Campus Belle, Don't Be Afraid: Your F-Rank Card Can Pull Out Excalibur

It's very well written, but there are some minor issues (I don't know if they've been fixed). Why does Gate of Babylon contain everything? Try to reduce the number of "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" plots, and don't fixate on just one F-rated character. The protagonist's template ability isn't a big problem; he doesn't directly transform into someone else's appearance.

Let me give you a honest account of this book. The first five pages do have some flaws, but these images are meant to cover up the protagonist's transition after just acquiring the template, which I think is reasonable. Secondly, regarding the character development of Gilgamesh in this book, over 70% is already considered excellent, especially considering the "Tomato Problem."

Gilgamesh is quite strong. The next character should at least be Izayoi Sakamaki to be considered good.

It's quite well-written, and different from the one next door. What I dislike most about that one is the constant need to use someone else's face to show off and pick up girls 🤭 But I like both books, so please update soon 🤭

Well written, but when will real names be allowed?

This is fantastic, absolutely fantastic! There are no flaws in this book, the plot twists are incredible, the protagonist is constantly overpowered and crushes everyone, it's a total power fantasy! Not only the supporting characters, but everyone is incredibly intelligent. I can only say the author is a fucking genius for coming up with this kind of plot. I highly recommend everyone read it! Let's not forget those who dug the well after we've eaten our fill! 🙂

The problems really start to appear in Chapter 3; the character's portrayal of Gilgamesh begins to lose its cool factor. I'll keep watching, but I'll give it 4 stars for now. Personally, I didn't like it; it's too pretentious. It's a matter of personal preference. After reading it, I felt like I'd swallowed a mouthful of history. However, there aren't many articles of this genre, so if you like this kind of content, you can read more, but don't have too high expectations.

It looks alright, although it's a bit poisonous, but the protagonist kills people; whoever messes with him gets killed.

Jin Shanshan's character is well-written; it's a theme that's not often seen on Tomato.

It's pretty good, the author is really good at dealing with writer's block 🤭