Girls, Give Up on Your Fantasies Already

I practically gritted my teeth and read all 59 chapters so far to write this review, because if I'm going to give it a less-than-stellar rating, I at least have to be responsible for my comments. Let's leave aside the Zero no Tsukaima vibe at the beginning. I'll skip the isekai language issue; after all, it's not easy to come up with new ideas and fill in the gaps every time. First of all, the female lead's complete lack of reaction to the male lead's bicycle is very strange. Do people in isekai worlds not react to unfamiliar things? Then, I clearly felt that all the events revolved around the protagonist, even though various powerful figures tried to treat him as a so-called "slave," but...

What a letdown!!! I hate letdowns!!!

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Could the author please stop portraying the male protagonist as such a lecherous and servile character, like a dog? It's disgusting; he has absolutely no dignity.

The ending of the work was too abrupt.

The author owes countless updates and ran off with his sister-in-law.

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It's fine for the author to imitate characters, but the plot shouldn't be clichéd.

Why do time-travel novels always feature the purchase of slaves, and why are the slaves all elves?