They Can Forget About Conquering This Boss

Typos are just a way to get ridiculed (I'm sure of it).

The author is clearly a seasoned writer; their writing style, plot, and character development are all very skillful, preventing any plot holes. The silly scenes are also quite entertaining. Personally, I really enjoyed this book. The author has a good grasp of the story's ideas and handles the plot development very well. However, here's my complaint: while the author leaves many foreshadowing elements, the later developments lack that sense of surprise. It's like those old military novels where the protagonist goes home, causes trouble, and becomes incredibly powerful—we can immediately predict the rest of the story. That lacks the feeling of foreshadowing. Hmm, that's the problem I find. Also, if I fail my exams, is the author to blame...?

The story is finished!

An extra chapter will be added tonight.

Could the author please proofread after each chapter? Typos really affect the reading experience.

Here it comes!

Please stop complaining that the cards have been given to the heroines; after all, one card represents one harem. Surely no one really thinks cards aren't as important as their wives, right? Really? Really?

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!

Are you sure this isn't a cycle of reincarnation?

It's a bit like a magical boy.