Fairy Tail: From the Start, I Marry Irene, the Dragon-Slaying Queen

Actually, the author's writing style is quite good, and many of the ideas are excellent. In any case, I think it's better than that other novel, "The Student Council President," except that the student council president's grades are far behind... So here are two major issues that I have to rant about, even if I have to become Lucy!

The first book was indeed quite impressive at first glance. Since there aren't many Fairy Tail books worth reading on Qidian, this one was pretty good. After reading the second book, I noticed a problem I should have seen in the first one: the writing style is too similar to the original work and lacks its own unique style.

I ordered about chapter 150 of this book, but it got a bit boring, so I stopped reading. The main reason was that the plot felt very similar to the previous Fairy Tail book – mostly the same: powerful characters are brought in, there's a character stuck at S-rank, and there's a naked Gray. Even though I haven't read the later chapters, the earlier descriptions really made me feel that the plot would follow a similar trajectory to the previous book.

I've finished reading it. Aside from the slightly awkward part where they give Mira freebies to get her to join in the early stages, everything else is fine. It's a high-quality Fairy Tail fanfic. A harem isn't about quantity but quality; the two huge plot holes—Irene and Luna Dragon—are enough.

No, it was almost finished, why did you cut it?

If the protagonist manages to bring Chairman Makarov's parents back to life, their resurrection would most likely be achieved through special magic that freezes time or by having them travel far away. Then, Makarov, with his rebellious 18-year-old grandson, would be facing parents who look like they could be his son and daughter-in-law… wouldn't that be another Augusta?

Adding the first generation, there were exactly three women in a chaotic situation...

The latest chapter contained some content that made me feel uncomfortable. I don't think Erza is the type to start a fight before getting anything done. It's obvious which is more important: her revenge for the cake or her younger sister joining the club. This kind of Erza who can't prioritize isn't the Erza I know.

With these results, I'm really afraid you'll abandon the project again.

The details aren't as meticulous as in the neighboring book, "Fairy Tail: I Don't Want to Be the Student Council President," but it's still writing the main storyline and the events after they happen. The author, on the other hand, is writing about the events before they happen, which is more difficult. I've read both books, and they're both pretty good.