Orc Instructor at the Elven Academy

That's it. I'm hopeless. Now, all I can think of when I see elves and orcs is... Sexuality. 😭

The more I look at this setup, the more awkward it seems. Sending your strongest member into the enemy's territory—if I were a pro-war arms dealer, I have countless ways to eliminate that strongest member while still maintaining a moral high ground. The cost is negligible; they're not invincible. Then, wiping out the orcs is just a matter of time.

The protagonist is essentially a nuclear bomb, possessing combat power comparable to the Alliance's top fighters. If he so chooses, he can unleash his power and easily destroy the enemy's command center and supply lines. After all, while he was only on the front lines before, he's now directly in the enemy's headquarters, even in the same school, with high-level combatants not around.

Strengths: The references are indeed well-done, the male lead truly possesses the qualities of a hero, and the use of female-centric references is quite bold. Weaknesses. The biggest problem in the early stages is that the other characters are portrayed as too dim-witted. The male lead is the most powerful fighter in the enemy country, yet none of the students know this?

It's too overly cutesy and cheesy; I can't keep up. For me, it's not as good as the previous one I stopped reading. This classic "rumors get worse the more you try to cover them up" trope might have attracted me ten years ago. 😥

The introduction already has that vibe, then add the line, "The strong cannot be humiliated. You deserve to die. Not only will you die, but your families will be buried with you. No one can save you, no matter where you go!" Then the killing begins, and rivers of blood flow.

Why isn't the kind of plot I was thinking about there? 😐

I'm so angry and frustrated. You wrote the same book twice? I was clearly planning to subscribe to the entire last book! 🙂

As expected, this post is misleading! 😥 I was actually curious when I read the post saying the NPCs were too stupid, but after reading ten chapters, I couldn't help but laugh. Let alone Western fantasy where information is scarce, aren't there plenty of misunderstandings between countries these days?

Given the protagonist's situation, if it weren't for him, war would probably break out in a few months. Is the alliance's dove faction really that weak?