A Slave Harem Kingdom-Building Tale with Cheat Items

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Most light novels don't explicitly state that this is a harem novel, right? The title is straightforward, starting with seven stars! I like the collar, so I'll give it a heart… The illustrations are nice… Now I have nine stars… But! (And there really is a but) I can't handle so many miniature worlds… Similar works are already so excellent: *No Game No Life* and *Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?*, So I don't have high expectations for this light novel… By the way, I hate daily updates (but that's irrelevant to this story).

Like other time-travel dramas, the beginning revolves around lines like, "Ah! You're xxx! I'll get my revenge! I'll destroy you!" "No, I'm not! You're talking about my xxx, I'm his xx!" "Ah! I don't care, you're involved with him/her, you have to take responsibility for me!" Later, through battles, the protagonist showcases their power and ultimately reaches the pinnacle of their life through sheer bravado. It's likely that later on, there will be tropes like a harem collapsing, unexpected events like all the cards disappearing, and the protagonist saving the world with their words. In short, it's a story of endless bravado, a subtle formula of showing off, and more bravado, all leading to a harem.

The card design needs to be rigorous! If there's a blank card, why not just make Alice a physical entity? During the bunny girl shop battle, why not just create a card that wipes out 1000 HP from all enemies? Why do we need four cards, each targeting one person? Isn't insulting someone considered violence? Do Japanese writers only consider physical harm to others as violence? This novel feels like it's forcibly imposed with flawed settings, portraying all characters, including the protagonist, as having very low intelligence. After reading a few chapters, I felt there were too many flaws; it's not suitable for seasoned readers.

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I've read the first two chapters of the novel. The background setting is quite good, and while some character designs feel familiar, it doesn't significantly detract from the reading experience. The story's development feels rushed, almost driven by a desire for excitement. Upon closer examination, some inconsistencies arise. For example, in the first chapter, when seeking the SSS card from the Knights' Gate, the protagonist's first line is: "I challenge you to a duel!" This makes him seem a bit dim-witted. Later, during the establishment of the autonomous region, many things are left unsaid, feeling somewhat glossed over, which feels abrupt. Since I haven't finished reading, I'm only commenting on the beginning...

The male lead looks so much like Yuuji →_→

Is it over? It was so good! Keep it up!

Dear readers of "The Slave Harem Nation-Building Chronicle Using Gadgets," we apologize for the temporary suspension of updates as the latest Japanese edition has just been released and our contract/translation work is still underway. We will resume updates as soon as we are ready. We hope you will continue to enjoy and support this work. Thank you for your understanding!