[Sword and sorcery + Japanese-style Western fantasy + Lighthearted everyday comedy + Brutal secret-realm adventures + Incubus protagonist + Multiple heroines + Yandere development + Academy + Love rivalry]
It's been eighteen years since Claire transmigrated into a practical, gritty yuri RPG.
The day before he was due to enroll, an encounter with the game's mid-story boss, a white-haired little girl and the Black Dragon King, awakened the memories of his previous life.
To his surprise, he discovered that he was the villain destined to die at the hands of the game's heroine.
To make sure the game reached its good ending, Claire began interfering with the plot. But after defeating the first blond girl in the game, he was left dumbfounded.
“What do you mean the blonde is actually a tomboy with a huge chest?”
After the former blonde, a genius golden-haired swordswoman and the daughter of a grand duke, set her sights on him, Claire's academy life became anything but peaceful.
Commoner mage: “Claire, I've liked you ever since the day you defeated that bully... Will you be my boyfriend?”
Tsundere dragon princess: “Claire, from today on, you're my personal servant. Don't go fooling around with anyone else.”
Taciturn holy maiden: “Claire... like... marry...”
Things kept spiraling out of control. Even a beautiful witch who never appeared in the game reached out her claws toward him.
As the game's events unfolded, the heroines gradually gathered around him.
Claire: “Wait, you're not after the game's heroines. You're after me?!”
It's very nice to watch. Regarding the plot, the protagonist feels like a paranoid male protagonist who wants to make dumplings. The portrayal of the others is also very good. It even feels like a group portrait. Everyone has a plot proportion and foreshadowing. Although many backgrounds are not seen, the character image is still quite three-dimensional. The fighting scenes and the counterattack against Katrina are very interesting. It's cool to recycle the foreshadowing of various wit fights, but it's easy to not want to watch it if you use it as a routine. I hope the protagonist can be more expressive later on. For example, he can have more forms and so on. Instead of getting stronger after being beaten all at once, he can have a rustle form, a magic technology form, etc. It will be more interesting. And the most important thing is more updates. It's not enough.
It was unexpectedly good. I thought it was an old routine, but after Katarina came out, I became interested immediately. The level of plot design in that period was quite high. My only worry was that it would be difficult to clear Katarina's name, and she would probably not be killed.
I've caught up to the latest, and I actually think it's okay when it comes to the abuse of the protagonist in the comment section. The innocent part has never been played before, and there's no mention of how the protagonist is being abused. Except for those ten chapters, the protagonist is basically suppressed by his strength, and he also fights back later.
It's ok, it's ok, but the main character is a bit hard to eat later.
The plot is quite interesting, but it is destined to be astringent. It's pretty good, but I feel like there are a bit too many details, which makes the plot a bit bland, but it doesn't hurt. Freya is too far off, and her progress is not at the same level at all. It is recommended that she be strengthened. The plot would be better if it were sped up a bit.
Overall, it's pretty good. But because the protagonist has a very high starting point and crushes his peers, I'd better write less about being crushed by enemies in the later stages, otherwise it will feel like he's being suppressed too deliberately.
I don't know if Katarina, the villain, will die. I'll give her four stars and wait and see. I hope she won't be whitewashed.
😏 The world is really interesting, and the writing is also very interesting. All the heroines are well portrayed. I hope Snake Maid can appear more.
It's great to have that kind of desire that makes me want to watch it😭😭😭
The structure is a relatively classic Japanese script. Those who have never seen it or have seen it less will find it interesting. If you watch it more, you should be able to realize what roles occupy what positions.