Calamity Beasts Are Strong? I’ll Just Make Up My Stats!

If you could get through the earlier parts of the story, this book is indeed worth reading, but I'm talking about ten years ago. Nowadays, people prefer light novels and mindless killing sprees. They don't really like slice-of-life + battle. It's definitely because it's a free novel 😏😏 But at least it's much better than those novels that lack common sense. You won't feel like an idiot reading it.

At first, wasn't it a bit much for the younger sister to say that her brother was perverted and disgusting? Then, this older brother really should be considered... Could it be that the younger sister's verbal tics were trained by the older brother? 😏

Aside from the first few chapters, this is a readable, self-indulgent story, so enjoy it while you can! 😏

A great slice-of-life story. Keep writing! I love reading reviews. It's confirmed to be truly invincible, no system, a god-like figure, harem, and a happy superhero. Tang Xiaotang is confirmed as the true female lead, the first to be devoured, with Fang Xun on her left and Jiang Xia on her right.

I feel the writing is quite good. I've read some comments saying it's overly restrained, but the author's writing is logical. The protagonist isn't naive; he quickly realizes his abilities, and the character development is better than in many other novels. Overall, the novel is light and enjoyable, letting you know there won't be any angst, making it a pleasant read.

It's alright, a lighthearted harem novel with a good premise. However, there's one thing I can't quite accept: the protagonist's harem wings are weakened. This might be an advantage for readers who prefer yuri novels.

Although the male protagonist's power is a bit inexplicable, the younger sister's character is the most comfortable one I've read among all the novels with younger sisters. She's not arrogant, not sickly, and not a lovesick girl who blushes and her heart races at the sight of her brother. Instead, she's a character who genuinely cares about her brother.

It's a well-developed and logical story, with a pacing similar to a Japanese Western fantasy harem anime. Overall, the author has a very good writing style, and it can also be enjoyed as a heartwarming comedy. I've only read about a hundred chapters so far, which is probably in the early to mid-stages of the plot. It remains to be seen if the author can maintain the quality later on.

Ahem... This novel is actually quite simple to summarize. "I Pretended to Be Fascinated by Her First," "This Was Just Part of My Plan," "I Have My Own Rhythm," "Listen to Me, She's Different From Others," "This Time I Really Think She's a Good Girl," "What? I Was Just Being Played by Her?

I'm currently watching it, and the protagonist seems to be a king among beasts. There's a line that seems quite fitting: "We are all little monsters, and one day we will be killed by the righteous Ultraman." Like Lu Mingfei, the protagonist is unaware of his true identity, only unleashing his full power in critical moments.