After Being Reborn and Transferred to Another World, He Was Noticed by the Gods.

I feel that the protagonist is quite strong (tough). If it weren't for the lack of love, the protagonist would not have been attacked by the so-called gods in my eyes. Instead, his temperament of hardships along the way would appear fragile and ridiculous because of the lack of love [Chigua]

The subject matter is good, and I like the character of the protagonist. However, this is the first time I have seen the protagonist being transformed into a harem. It is quite interesting. I hope the author will work harder.

This is my first time watching the harem perspective, it's really good, curious and interesting🥵

It really struck a chord with me. The character of the protagonist and all the things he encountered made me feel as if I was watching a TV series. It is different from the sunny Western fantasy world in ordinary Japanese comics, and is more similar to the dark Western fantasy worldview of Souls-based games and demon hunters. It is very exciting. The protagonist is behind the scenes. The setting of the corpse reminds me of the movie "Falling Leaves Returns". Generally speaking, it is very novel. The protagonist's resistance to the world is also very exciting. It is a rare high-quality transformation article (the cover reminds me of the skin of a dog, and it pokes me even more [smile])

When I saw "Three Years Ago", I felt a bit cheated. Some people said it was a flashback. Doesn't that mean that it is almost finished when the protagonist becomes a god's harem? [Smile] Personally, I would rather see the protagonist become a harem. [Chigua] The current adventure plot is passable. Come on, author.

The protagonist suffered pain and humiliation along the way, but the protagonist still chose to struggle to live, all because of the hope named Carter. The only reason why the protagonist is still alive is his sister Carter, but in the end his hope is shattered, the protagonist's world collapses, and everything becomes despair, numbness and emptiness in the protagonist's heart. It tastes very delicious too😋 Undoubtedly a masterpiece😋 But I still hope that I can treat the protagonist better in the future.

It's really despairing, King of Pressure Resistance. It feels like the protagonist has died in Chapter 99, and the ones who follow are just people called the protagonist. I didn't really want to watch it after seeing it. I hope the protagonist will not forget himself, but the "protagonist" in the back is just a person called the protagonist. Maybe some people will like it, but will a person who forgets himself still be himself? When did the protagonist "die"? Was it Chapter 99 or the end of the first volume? I feel that this book is really likely to be unfinished. The character of the protagonist is a bit broken, and the author's writing of Kadra is too bad. It starts high and goes low, but the main character in the first volume is well written, so I give it a middle grade. (Maybe some people don't agree with my point of view, but there is nothing to argue about. Everyone is a unique individual with his own ideas)

When I read this book, my morals and my desires were fighting again. It was the first time I read this type of article. The theme of being haremed is very novel (for me, it has a sense of immorality). I suggest you not to bring the protagonist into the book when reading. It is too tragic and will easily make you angry (the contrast between before and after Via is too great, which makes you feel depraved. I like it a bit). The author's writing is delicate and he is diligent in updating. The content of the first volume is a bit suffocating. The protagonist is so miserable and is played by a bad woman. Alley. I love you so much, I feel sorry for you, I hope my sister will be resurrected soon and the sisters will be reunited. After seeing it now, I feel that Kaka is a bit bad, but it will definitely be redemption for Wei to like Kaka so much later. I am a little curious whether my sister will enter Kakar's harem after she is resurrected? Let's give it five stars first. It looks good without any brains.

It looks good. In fact, I think the protagonist's personality is suitable for being single.

As of Chapter 49, I feel very scary but I want to continue reading. The protagonist is so miserable. After time travel, his family is in ruins and his sister died after running away. There is a chance to be resurrected, but the journey is difficult. According to the introduction and the first chapter, it is too miserable that the protagonist has to be beaten, but I look forward to the protagonist's subsequent journey.

The protagonist is so miserable, he is a very tough person♪ If possible, I hope that Catra can become Via's salvation instead of a one-sided master-servant/plaything relationship. I look forward to the follow-up...

It's very good to watch, but I hope it will be, but I don't really want the heroine to fall in the end. Whether the god of death is revealed or the heroine dies, I don't want to see the god win the heroine's heart.

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It's very beautiful, with a strong dark western fantasy style, and it has a depressing and terrifying feeling like Bloodborne, with deep despair and fragile hope mixed in. Wow, this is my favorite novel [Like]

I personally think it's very interesting. The first picture portrays the character of the protagonist (tough, strong, tenacious) very well. The first part of the second volume is okay, but I feel a little weird later on, that is, it feels weird when Via falls in love with Kadra, and the character of Kadra is very absolute and self-centered, but the protagonist is also very strong, but in the end he surrenders. After I was convinced, I felt that the image described in the first volume was a little bit broken. In fact, the main reason is that I did not understand why the protagonist fell in love with Catra, and he said goodbye to his past self too easily and denied his past self. It feels like everything that Via has done is completely negated. Is it just because she gave her strength and made her feel at ease? I think there is something wrong here. I personally feel that the protagonist of the third volume (travel) has looked down on everything. His mood has almost no fluctuations and he has no interest in anything. Even if he sees the inner feelings of people who look like him, he has almost no fluctuations, only indifference. Moreover, I feel that the third volume is a bit watery to the naked eye, but overall I still think this book is very interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard. (Don't criticize if you don't like it) This is my first time writing a long review, and I really enjoyed reading this book.

This is the first time I post a long comment on Tomato. First of all, I would like to state that the following comments are for personal understanding only. First of all, as far as the plot is concerned, I prefer the content of the second volume. The story of the first volume is also very wrong. It took so many experiences in the first volume to shape the complete protagonist starting from the second volume. The protagonist's gradual personality change in the second volume is also traceable as he continues to get along with his family. This rich but not rushed rhythm allows people to take it in carefully and step into the protagonist's perspective to gradually understand the family. Whether it is the daily interactions with different sisters or the gradual emotional establishment with Kadra, people can't help but immerse themselves in the story carefully crafted by the author. (Personal personal comment: I really like this kind of plot where someone is loved, there is someone worthy of relying on, and there is enough emotional flavor. This kind of harem subject is basically not seen on the market, but the author writes it well and it is particularly to my liking. Author, you must keep writing.)

The current content has nothing to do with the title of the book. Putting this aside, the writing is quite good. I want to watch the education and training [crazy]

Yes, although the subject matter is not new, the advantage is that the plot is stable, there are no surprises or poisonous points, and the updates are stable, which is very good. The changes in the heroine's character are also traceable, and there is no sense of fragmentation like a sudden fall. I recommend it.

Okay, first show, why is the score so low? , This book deserves a 9.0, The author of the Cthulhu series, keep up the good work and leave you a review, the fighting scenes are also good

So pretty! I really empathized with the protagonist. My chest felt a little tight and uncomfortable, as if I was about to shed tears, but I didn't find it annoying. It was just an indescribable feeling. This is what I wrote. Jpg

Was the protagonist a special soldier in his previous life? That's so cool👍🏻

It's pretty, I hope it doesn't get messed up later

The writing is very good. I thought it was a bit boring after reading the first part. But after reading the second part, I felt like I couldn't put it down. I couldn't get enough. After reading the first part patiently, I saw the light. It's very to my liking. The writing is good. Keep up the hard work. I gave it five stars first.

I read it in one night. The author's writing is not a noob. The protagonist's mental journey is traceable and does not change out of thin air. In addition, this is the most cruel novel I have ever read about female depravity. It is my first time to see the theme of transformation into a reverse harem. I feel that some readers will not be able to stand it. However, the content of the novel is very consistent with the novel's introduction and label. The content of the first volume made me feel like it. The feeling of watching a soul-based game, and the realism of this slight abuse of the protagonist (I can't think of an appropriate word) reminded me of a novel about reincarnated elves that I read a long time ago in the next-door blb. These two are the only transformation novels I have read so far that have this theme and the content is not brainless. I quite like this kind of theme. The content of the second volume is mainly about the protagonist's mentality of being a female. The journey can be regarded as the beginning of the protagonist breaking away from his previous identity and truly becoming his own person. Although I was shocked for a hundred years when the protagonist and his husband ended everything in the village house in the city, I can still accept all the plots so far. Starting from the third volume, I actually still want to watch a clichéd but enjoyable plot such as the academy chapter, but so far The main thing is to promote the cultist force in the main plot. The protagonist is completely cold-blooded except for his family (actually, I want to see the plot where the protagonist pretends to be x after he has the strength). There is not much to say, but actually I want to complain about how ordinary people in this world still live. Basically every village the protagonist goes to is dead, and they die wherever they go. This cult group has taken over the world.

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It's beautiful, but when will you see the gods? Come on

As a Western fantasy adventure, it is very well written.

It's the most enjoyable episode I've watched since I started to watch it. It contains twists, battles, and western fantasy. It all makes me happy. Damn it. This thing is really comfortable to watch. It's easy to write. By the way, is there a group?

It's really super good-looking. At the beginning, there is quite a lot of soul travel flavor, the malice of the world, and the second phase of the boss full of malice, hahaha, it's so right. The protagonist in the early stage is a sad, broken, love-starved lunatic who has been filled with the world's malice for two lifetimes. He is wary of everyone like a wild wolf. She has never felt love and doesn't know what love is. When someone shows kindness to her, her first reaction is to be wary. Such a protagonist is really heartbreaking. She is actually numb and deceiving herself. It wasn't until Kadra and her family broke into the protagonist's life in a brutal way that the protagonist changed from an obsession-driven doll to a truly healthy person, allowing the protagonist to find his true self. Reading the comments, many people felt that the protagonist of the first volume was normal and that the second volume was a failure. I actually don't understand the brain circuits of these people at all. In their eyes, the protagonist seems to have to live in the bridge forever and watch his sister die. There is nothing he can do, and he ends up dying in an unknown laboratory or corner. The protagonist is living a good life and has got out of the haze of the past, and understands what love is. Even if the protagonist is dead, I can't see the protagonist being better, but I like to see the protagonist live in pain. They seem to regard the protagonist's obviously morbid psychology in the first volume as normal. There are many people in the comment area as if they have opened a household registration form.