An Otherworldly Journey After Transmigrating

Before, when I read novels, I always considered buying pirated copies (I couldn't afford them). Now, I support the official version whenever possible. When the author said this book wouldn't be free, I didn't believe it and read it intermittently. I realize now how petty I was, judging others by my own standards—I'm ashamed. I'm just an ordinary reader. When the novel was still available, I could only regret not removing it from my bookshelf. I never expected the author to come back. It felt like my cat had run away from home, and I thought I'd never see it again, but then it returned with a litter of kittens. Yeah, that's roughly the feeling...

The yuri (lesbian) parts in this book are fantastic! The world-building is average, but the character development is detailed. The psychological descriptions are excellent, the battles are exciting, giving a sense of risking one's beliefs and even one's life. The plot is ingenious, with careful attention to detail throughout, successfully managing each character's hatred without excessive power-ups. The writing style is very realistic, making me feel like I was there. I felt happy when the protagonist was happy and sad when they were sad, eagerly anticipating the revelation of foreshadowing. When I found this book, I finished it in one day, and I felt like I needed more! Please update quickly! A word of warning to anyone reading this book: there are [lesbian] scenes, quite graphic! The above is purely my personal feeling. This is my first time writing a book review, please forgive any errors...

Previously, the cost of reading was a problem, so I browsed the free section and read from the first page to the last. However, there were no updates for many days afterward. Since free books are different from paid ones, I temporarily put it aside and switched to the paid section. But after finishing it, I discovered that some works in the paid section even directly copied settings from anime and games. However, in this book, while the genre, framework, and tropes might be familiar to everyone, the settings and plot are all the author's own original creations. For such a long work, some people find it slow-paced, and some are dissatisfied. The author has mentioned this in recent updates, but I feel the author has done a very good job. First,...

The fact that the male protagonist could be resurrected after death without ever asking who the girl was was baffling me. Even the most oblivious person would ask, right? Even a seasoned otaku of 20 years would ask, right? Didn't the protagonist have any curiosity? When he tried to kiss the female (male) protagonist in the bathroom at the beginning, she (he) could have easily pushed him away, so why did he call her name and stop? And so on. However, I must say the author's fight scenes were very well designed. You can read Re: Zero -Starting Life in Another World- or similar novels; the male protagonist's thinking is quite normal, questioning the meaning of his existence, etc., Which is perfectly reasonable in those kinds of plots. The author could go and...

Well, to show my support for the author, I'll leave a review. I started reading from the very beginning, and after finishing the first volume, I took a break for a few months due to academic pressure (I'm a high school student). I've truly witnessed the author's growth from their initial, somewhat immature style to their current mature approach. Seeing my favorite work updated step by step makes me want to express my gratitude to the author. The world-building is definitely something I like—a sword and sorcery series, but without the common pitfalls of many light novels. After a simple narration, it transitions to the main plot (the harem aspect was so satisfying!). The characters are also well-developed, from the lovable Ellie to the "erotic" Lapis (the rabid...).

My name is Passerby A, and I'm here to serve newcomers. First of all, this is a light novel genre I've read at least 365 times. The author is so brave; is this going to be a long story? Hmm, I think you already have a pretty good plot in mind, which is great. That way, we can keep the writing simple. Honestly, the writing is good. But it's just a little bit short, just a tiny bit short, to develop your own unique style. Anyway, keep going, keep going, keep going! Don't give up! Thumbs up for you!

This book, a novel I've been following for free for years, is still ongoing, but I'll continue reading. Through these years of following it, I've witnessed the author's psychological evolution and noticeable improvement in writing style. I also know about the author's life experiences, and I believe this book contains a great deal of youthful, somewhat idealistic, passion. In fact, we can understand the author's original intentions through the book. Although time has changed, and the author is no longer a teenager, transitioning from a passionate youth to a happy and fulfilling middle-aged adult, it's rare to find someone who can maintain that initial passion to continue writing. This led to the idea of ​​writing this review...

It's been almost four years. If someone hadn't liked this post, I wouldn't even know that on August 26, 2018, I wrote so much in Chapter 365 of this book, in response to the author's question, "What exactly has kept you reading until now?" To record what I wrote back then, I'm adding this book review. "What exactly has kept you reading until now?" 2018-08-26 06:23:49 Because the characters the author creates are all distinctive, easily distinguishable, and possess different types of characters that readers love. The extras aren't made stupid; many novels portray passersby as foolish. The main characters...

Shocking! When did you change the cover?

I haven't read this book in two years. It seems the author is still committed to providing it to us for free.