Reborn as a Kun, I Turn Myself In to the Nation from the Start

It's pretty good; so far, there haven't been any major flaws. The female characters are also quite normal—real warriors and comrades-in-arms, not just decorative figures. The nation's image is also positive, and its strength matches expectations; it's not the kind of nation whose military power is downplayed and relegated to the background just to highlight the protagonist.

Great, very good. The protagonist, Lin Xing, has a childlike personality but the mindset of an adult. The thought of him dragging a blue whale's body into battle later on is hilarious 😆.

This novel is absolutely fantastic! No redeeming qualities, it's incredibly good, a solid five stars! The female characters aren't like the ones I've read before that are always so coquettish; they're very well-developed. I can't quite put my finger on it, but it's really good and has won my heart.

Reading light novels requires no brainpower; the thrill is all that matters. Even though they're often absurd, they're undeniably entertaining. If you can handle the absurdity and the sheer enjoyment, you might want to check them out.

It's a very good read, and the author has very positive values.

One question is, given the current deep-sea environment, is it really necessary to consider hostile submarines as potential enemies? Is it even possible for them to cross so many mutated creatures from the deep sea to reach us?

Wow, this is amazing! I don't have much of an artistic sense, so "super, super, incredibly beautiful" is my highest praise.

Sure, it's pretty good as a light read. Hope you write more! 🤭

The content is engaging, the storyline is excellent, the plot is well-developed, and it's not padded out or discontinued.

The plot is super engaging and doesn't drag at all.