(Japanese light novel style, Western fantasy, multiple heroines, romance, combat and power-ups)
He transmigrated to another world where women far outnumber men.
Nolan: I'm going to lie flat for the rest of my life.
That was until his best buddy came of age and was assigned to marry into the fluffy beastfolk race.
Nolan: Get stronger! Now! This instant!
His possessive childhood friend wants to tie him up and keep him all to herself.
A bratty stalker spends every day plotting how to sneak into his room at night.
An overbearing superior, a sleazy mage, a gloomy idol, and a robotic elf.
When love turns into possession and protection becomes a cage, even the gods start fighting over Nolan's fate.
In short, it's the story of a protagonist surrounded by possessive women in another world, happily struggling to survive with his team of oddballs.
I like to watch them fall in love with each other, and then the male protagonist kills himself with a knife and becomes a young girl who marries a man 😏 Will the heavy girl collapse into a black hole?
Okay, okay, I want a steady stream of Tata Kai and love talk with Irene
Fearless Contract Reina pursues the Almighty Man Nolan, this is a good review.
At the beginning, the brother was assigned to the orcs. The male protagonist quickly rushed to join the knights to avoid being assigned. However, he is good-looking and in good health. It is inevitable to be bombed in the world of female supremacy.
Four stars. The writing is quite qualified. The only shortcoming is that the main character hangs up too early and too much. I originally thought this was a story about the protagonist and various female characters slowly pulling together and growing up. Unexpectedly, in Chapter 12, he could fight level 2 against level 4 and win easily. The earl at level 5 did not dare to offend the male protagonist. If you think it doesn't matter if your combat power increases so quickly, the content of this book is quite qualified.
Well, it's okay, there's nothing too bad about it. To be precise, it should be three or four stars, but all my reviews are only five stars because all the authors have worked hard to write the book. Isn't it ridiculous if I give a bad review again?
I just like to write about heavy girls [Punch Out]
This 📖 is also on the recommendation list, the number of refueling codes
It's okay, just don't explode.
What identity was given to the male protagonist? There is always a sense of invincibility but nothing