The setting was great and the pace was weirdly decent with being both fast pacing but slow? I don't know how but it worked somehow. The problem is the extreme amount of memes that have no business being there. I really dislike when they're over used because when everyone acts like something that's so abnormal is normal it really throws you out of the immersion. What is really the problem is the absolute BETA but wannabe chad MC. Why is this guy so perverted but when stuff happens he throws it away. I completely agree with the author being so against all these young girls throwing themselves on MC but even if it's the older ones he acts like he wants it but when there is actually a chance he pulls the "I am only for monogamy". Not to mention why the hell are all these younger girls throwing themselves on MC written in the story?It basically has an MC where every choice he makes is the opposite of what you would expect from the story being about a Mary Sue. It is entertaining for a little but it gets old real quick.

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The story sets itself with an entertaining premise, despite sharing common MC characteristics with other novels. I wanted to know what the real identities of the MC's background were, considering any normal 2-year old cannot kill boars. Why did the mom hide the fact she could speak another foreign language? What was the father doing away from the family? However, as soon as the MC could talk, the story turned for the worse.

In most of the chapters, the author would include modern day memes as jokes. The problem is that it isn't funny but cringy. I felt shivers up my spine when I read "you're a man of culture as well". In addition, the author puts another layer of cringe on the MC by making him perverted. I can't take the MC seriously when every so often he's screaming "milfs" and thinking about big tiddy goth cat-girls. Maybe this story doesn't want you to take the MC that seriously and it's supposed to be light-hearted. But, the world is actually pretty dark despite. In the game scenario, without the help of the MC, the sister gets hanged, burned alive, tortured and, at best, scarred for life and never showing herself in public. The author's juxtaposition of the MC's action and reaction and the reality of a dark world makes his journey superficial at best.

Oh, and the MC is definitely a Mary Sue. He's a cooking genius, fighting genius, and super handsome with a charm of SSS+ (whatever that means). This is a problem because he's only 12 and he's unlikely to face a challenge with any risk of failure. Honestly, he's a wish fulfillment. 

If you're a young adult and older, I do not recommend this novel for you to read.

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shamelessly giving 5 stars! Since I couldnt find this specific sort of story within the otome game genre, here we are! Make no promises for how long I plan to continue this tho >, >

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Honestly? If this story was written seriously where it kept the basis and continued along with the story that it was set at the beginning and then brought out the secrets that are revealed later, it would be a pretty entertaining novel. 

It's not badly written, just in short its nothing but wish fulfillment and poorly executed cringe humour, which is a fair source of laughs despite some peoples reactions to it including my own. 

When the story wildly derailed it was funny for the first two or three chapters when you'd think that's it and then we go back but then.. That's it. The rest of the story is that, and its not nearly as entertaining as it could have been.

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If I had to sum up what this story is, I would call it a completely irreverent genre parody that likes to get off on trope subversion.

I noticed some less charitable reviewers categorized the MC as a "Mary Sue" due to him being OP. Well, I think this assessment is off. Being OP does not make a character a Mary Sue. A lack of any actual personality is another part of that label. In the case of this story, the MC has plenty of personality to easily shed that label. (Not quite at Ainz Oal Gown or Saitama levels, but it is still believable and it gets the job done.)

I think there is a rather brilliant direction that the author takes the protagonist, especially so far as it handles the "dense harem protagonist" trope. The MC, since he has all these girls going after him, decides to fake being dense as a means of easily turning the girls down without having to get confrontational.

That's only half of where the so-called "denseness" of the MC comes from though. I mentioned he's got some serious personality to him. Well, one of his personality traits is that he's really stubborn. His being stubborn causes him to refuse to admit some things might be possible.

These two prongs of faking being dense, as well as some actual denseness born from very believable and understandable stubbornness are things I take to just be another aspect of the trope subversion the author has taken. It is like the author put a lot of thought into how to hit, and subsequently subvert, every single harem genre trope in the book, and got the bonus of a really fun and complex character in the process.

It is pretty fun and refreshing, but the fact that the series really genuinely does seem to be obsessed with intentionally subverting every single trope the author can possibly think of a way to work into the story does become a little repetitive after it jumps the shark with the Ogre scene. This, combined with a bit of lazy writing in certain places as it does some small-on-details montages consisting of only character dialogue in order to get through a set of repetitive actions, prevents me from rating this series with 5 stars.

It is definitely a fun series, and with the exception of those lazy writing instances I just mentioned it is also well written. The plotting keeps pushing the already OP protagonist to be even more OP a little too quickly for my comfort, but it slightly makes up for it due to the protagonist's personality and the direction he has decided to take his motivations, which seem to spiral out of control as the protagonist's own stubbornness takes him for a ride. I wouldn't call it the best series I've seen, there is a lot that could have been done better, but I would definitely recommend it.

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The premise is good and the author hinted at some interesting development, unfortunately after a few chapter they give up. The “story” turns into senseless piles of cringy memes and perverted comments while the MC speaks to everyone like a 11 yo autistic fortnite addict. 

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Let me just say,

You don't know where this one is going.

But let me tell you, it's gonna be a wild ride, kid.

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I was disappointed, too bad.

Pro

- Otome setting is fun. And I like reincarnation into horrible characters and actually make them better.

- I wanted to know what was going next.

Con

- The way it's written, with MC commenting absolutely everything in a comedic tone was very annoying. Too much comedy ruined the story. I'm ok with a funny optimistic MC, but every comment being a snide or lewd comment is destroying any mood building in the story. Especially when said comedy is about current internet culture.

- MC is a pervert, and I'm not into MC perpetually in heat, especially as he's supposed to have died in his 30s, not when he was 15.

- The MC doesn't take anything seriously, even his reincarnation. This felt like MC playing a VR game, and not really actually reincarnating.

- The beginning is going way too fast, characters are introduced left and right, and we simply don't have the time to get who they are personality wise, so they stay tropes instead of interestingly complex.

- The setting is super vague, nothing is described enough, so it's very difficult to not be confused all the time.

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OKAAAAAAAAAAAAYI legit enjoyed this more than I'll ever do with other isekai stuff that's around, so kudos to the one that made this hoping for more

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Lost my sides for like 7 chapters in a row? This is great and I couldn't ask for more

edit: sh*t I didn't even remember writing this lol. F**k it boys this is pure madness in the form of words, chaos itself on a reading platform and for the sake of god I need therapy after reading this

10/10

edit 2: please take note that this novel is totally random and your mental health will drop

20/20

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