Icarus's Journey of Infinite Redemption

Back in the day, Makoto, Tomoki, Yuto, Shido, Rito, and Kururu all became disciples of the God of Sakurai, learning the art of seduction and agreeing to each have their own target. The second senior brother, Sakurai Tomoki, was raised by his grandfather to be peace-loving and sexually normal. He also has a penchant for obscene material, possessing countless erotic books, which he greatly benefits. He has also mastered the art of feminization, thus enjoying an excellent reputation within the FFF group and rarely suffering punishment. Because he coveted his master's wife, he chose the celestial realm, specializing in angels, and has now achieved enlightenment, being titled the God of Sakurai. The third senior brother, Tenkawa Yuto, although possessing powerful bloodlines, is not good at killing demons but rather at seduction. He is low-key, and few know of him. His harem, though small, is of extremely high quality...

Good grief, Icarus can destroy the world, yet he can't defeat the Japanese army and needs divine intervention. This logic is unbelievable! If there weren't so few fanfictions about Icarus, this book would have flopped early on.

We may not have been strangers before, but if you like sudden appearances, then we're like family even though we're not related by blood.

Although I only watched Assassination Classroom, it was just too addictive, I couldn't watch any more.

He's just a transmigrator wearing Icarus skin.

This is a rare Icarus-style story, generally quite good, and I hope the author continues to improve. However, the author's understanding of human nature is still too one-sided. Human nature is related to a person's upbringing. For example, in China, when a natural disaster occurs, everyone works together to provide relief; in the United States, chaos is almost inevitable, and relief efforts are often delayed; in Japan, people simply feign indifference. Human nature cannot be generalized as good or evil. Most people in peaceful environments have moral constraints, otherwise society would have collapsed long ago. Extreme selfishness only suggests that species that don't prioritize survival have long since gone extinct. For example, the author's volume "Loli Bullet" can be compared to the current pneumonia outbreak—a curse...

Holy crap, this book completely fulfilled all the ideas I had after watching these anime!

Oh, sorry, the directory hasn't refreshed. Sorry for bothering you.

I haven't watched either *Dark Cult* or *Red Blade*. Can I skip this? Will I miss any plot details?

This is so messy! I can't understand it at all.