All Hands on Deck: My Clones Are Everywhere

The book is good, but the clone appears too late; I came here specifically for the clone and couldn't continue reading.

It has absolutely nothing to do with clones; it's just a very common survival story where everyone transmigrates. The only difference is that the protagonist has a skill similar to a forced contract, which allows him to control others.

The writing is excellent in every aspect, and the satisfying moments are seamlessly connected. The sudden appearance of a reborn, yandere wife was quite exciting; I suspect she's controlled by a blood beast. Killing her...

This concept... While not exactly the same as the ghost ship from the movie 🍅, is extremely similar.

An author who is unwilling to stay on a topic that has already yielded results is an aspirant. I hope to see my next Detective Conan book. Finally, I apologize for saying this in my new book. 😳

Wait, isn't this supposed to be Attack on Titan? Why does it look like an infinite flow story?

It's actually a harem anime; the element of split personalities isn't very prominent.

I thought it was about creating clones, but it turns out it's about turning other people into clones.

While the book itself is decent, what about the clone? The title is misleading!

Keep it up! It seems promising. Was the author inspired by Tomato's original work?