I'm Just an Extra!

The protagonist's ancestor possessed the power to cripple the royal family, yet he was willing to relinquish power and become a baron in a remote border region under the protection of a duke? My god, is this the kind of situation where one can simply back down? Wouldn't the people below go crazy?

The protagonist is powerful but doesn't show off his strength, and his strategies are practically nonexistent. He spends a lot of time trying to find a scapegoat to help him develop, while he himself is constantly walking into the limelight. It feels disjointed, neither truly cunning nor truly satisfying. But the writing isn't bad, and the premise is quite appealing.

It's that same old story where the protagonist, who could have easily become powerful through a low-level, underhanded development, is forced into reckless actions to artificially inflate the plot. It's incredibly toxic!

Writing so much about scheming and intrigue doesn't interest me; it feels bland and uninteresting. Too many conspiracies keep my focus locked on the darker, narrower aspects. It's better to develop steadily, observe from the sidelines, and achieve victory through conventional means, a grand and majestic approach, or through unconventional tactics, making a stunning debut. That's much more satisfying. Just my humble opinion.

Damn it, I caught you! You have time to read books but why don't you write them? 😡

New book! I've read Throne of Heroes three or four times, and I hope the author can reach even greater heights!

It feels like many of the authors I frequently mentioned when writing about crossover anime/manga stories have either given up or run out of ideas. The author of *The Book of Girl's Contract* hasn't released a new book since it was abandoned and left unfinished.

What's with this latest plot?! It's so frustrating. The protagonist has a cheat ability, it's practically an invincible story. It's all about others plotting against him, with no counter-strategies, a clear disconnect from the protagonist's earlier schemes. It's supposed to be an invincible story, but it's constantly restricted. It seems like a wish-fulfillment story, but it's not satisfying.

The beginning was fantastic, but chapter 22 was incredibly toxic. Suddenly, the protagonist's intelligence plummeted, and he became insanely lecherous without any build-up.

I don't understand why the protagonist went to the academy. Was he just there to be bullied? He was supposed to protect the young lady, but it turned out that Sophia carried the whole thing by herself. What was the point of going there then?