Reborn in Japan: The Inheritance of Sekiro

The author made several factual errors: two serious ones. First, ancient Japan had a strict social hierarchy; a foot soldier (ashigaru) was not entitled to stand side-by-side with a samurai, even if Ashina was an exception. Second, ninjas had a very low status; their treatment was even lower than that of regular foot soldiers or peasant soldiers.

I've only read a few chapters, and the protagonist seems like an idiot. The other side is practically behaving themselves, and they're still putting up with it? Just fight them! You stupid protagonist!

1. The content is generally disorganized, as if it was written on a whim. 2. The writing's positioning and target audience are unclear. 3. The second chapter, "The Murderer is Poisonous," is just a filler chapter. 4. The writing style is average compared to other fanfiction I've read. Overall, it needs more practice. In conclusion, there are reasons why they failed.

If this book doesn't do well, it'll be because of that little sister.

One day, a short, one-armed ninja with a wooden handcuff boarded a train in Tokyo, and thus, the tale of Sekiro on the Train began. 😂

I'm just curious why the protagonist has to make fun of himself... He started by saying he put out 18+ books, then said he likes men, inexplicably labeling himself like that. Couldn't he just say no directly? Can't he even say no? Does he have to use some special method?

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Having read fourteen chapters, I honestly think the protagonist is terrible. He either doesn't act all high and mighty, or he acts so ridiculously satisfying.

The author of those chapters on school bullying really showed off their writing skills.

That Qiu Yue is really annoying. The main character is her cousin, and she's always interfering in everything, making it seem like she's the main character's wife. I suggest the author kill her off.