Beautifully crafted story. Dark, morbid, full of pain and smut. The worldbuilding is remarkable and realistic. Everything is amazing. This novel actually inspired me to write my own smutty female mc! Keep doing you, whatsawhizzer!!

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Book one is pointlessly gruesome, but was at least well written. 

Book two looks like the editor quit, errors are everywhere, misspellings, typos, even the world building is rolling back on itself. The author needs to cut the MC down at every turn, and any creativity in the MC is vaporware at best. It's about nothing but pointless abuse, being abusive, and then filled with a bunch of melodramatic self-hate that evaporates any meaning in anything that happens.

Book three is even worse. It's clear that the subscription model the author is using is getting in their own way. They don't seem to remember what happens the chapter before, they repeat entire chapters in summaries just to remind themselves what happened last time, and they contradict themselves everywhere. The psychology of the characters fail at all turns, bigotry and hate reign, and while it had been there for awhile, misogynist stereotypes are thrown around everywhere to justify everything.

IMO Don't read past book 1, if you even like book 1.

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Binge-read it, went through sleepless nights, even dreamt of the characters and events.

Went through a few days of nihilism after the novel ended, as it was surprisingly difficult finding something else to feel the void, to continue scratching that itch that wanted more.

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The MC of this novel is the most hypocritical MC in the novel. She opened her legs and let everyone use her and besides she even liked it, But what? She didn't want to consider herself a dirty slut and blame the world she was reincarnated into. She also said "I love you, only you I love" to one of her followers, and what? She then continued to tattle on someone else, WTF.

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Book one *chefs kiss* stop there and go read something else. Book two is tragedy, and depression. Author murdered his own story by taking the plucky s*x fiend fighting to do good and turning her into.... sh*t I can't even describe what she becomes in the second book but it's a freaking embarrassment.

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Depression p*rn honestly with too often the same cycle of MC giving up or trying to find comfort only to have it stripped away for plot

Aria shows a complete inability to think rationally or learn from her mistakes every step of the novel. Her morals and motivation are also change more often than her underwear. The first book is a 5, honestly a masterpieceThe second book starts as a 2 but ends a 4, where everything goes downhill from the very start. Both Aria and Min act out of character from the get-go and the author forces the plot too hard resulting in situations only being explainable by Aria being a complete idiot. Then as it moves it's clear the author wants her morals to break but has no justification for doing so. She consistently contradicts herself "I won't seduce humans, too complicated", and proceeds to seduce elves days later and helpless female women to make an army she has no reason to need.

I don't understand why book 3 prologue is in-between book 2 and 3, it just spoiled the entire book. It was fine as a preview at the start but further down that chapter a paragraph spoils everywhere she's been to in the entire book, removing all suspense

For book 3 nearly every chapter had a typo and the cycle continues, but now with the entire book spoiled and the plot being forced. So far it's a 3. Chapter 30-40 book3 spoiler

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I thought of this as a really good story, but o will have to change my rating, everything past book two feels incredibly bad and repetitive.

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This is one of my favourites I have read this on the actual site and keep reading it there just came here to leave a review 

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Volume one is really good if you like the smut and can deal with the dark feeling and pain and suffering, but it is countered by Aria's other relationships during and around that suffering. The first volume gives real payoffs that make reading through the dark parts worth it.

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In most Isekai stories, the character wakes up in a new environment and -- after possibly some minor inconveniences -- embraces a happy new life with new friends and, usually, as a hero with awesome superpowers provided by some level system. This story is unique in the sense that it goes in a very different direction. The main character is reborn into a violent world, where she is victimized over and over again. She tries to adapt to the new world. By typical LitRPG standards she is successful, since she acquires levels and gets stronger quickly. But the world breaks her psychologically. She ends up no less villainous than everybody else, murdering innocents without second thought. This may not be everybody's cup of tea, but I have to admire the audacity of the approach. 

A warning: almost every  chapter contains s*xual content, including frequent s*xual violence and rape.  In the beginning the female protagonist is a victim, but  she becomes a perpetrator herself. S*x in this story is not about lust, but mostly a means of control or a tool to achieve some other goal. 

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