Pretty interesting. It's been written in 3rd person perspective so everything feels like the author is just telling a story from a long time ago or recalling some event in the distant past rather than us being there with the MC. Maybe it's because it's the MC's childhood so he wants to go over it quickly? But then why bother spending 10 chapters on it if it's not that important. Telepathy is an interesting power if done well, here it's ok-ish but there ought to be more interesting things to... more>> learn from people than just "I'm a flower I want sunlight" or "I'm a baby I want food". Surely he has come across people with interesting secrets on their minds? If he has then he didn't share any with us. So far nothing interesting has happened so I can't really say whether it's good or not. Maybe from chapter 11 onwards the story will get more engaging as it felt like the first 10 were some kind of background or prologue. Seeing as there aren't any translators willing to pick it up I guess I'll never find out.

I dropped it after chapter 11. Too much random adventuring without any explanation as to WTF is going on. Like why did the author give him this weird double life that doesn't seem to give him any advantages other than being slightly older mentally than he is supposed to be. <<less

This is a really good story, really interesting, exciting and funny! Reading it will pull you into the story, really wonderful, unfortunately the translation stopped with the translated chapters gone too : (.

Hopefully this get picked up again.

Nice storyline. Setting for 1 soul to two bodies each in different world.

Written in the same hand by the author of the Legendary Moonlight Sculptor.

An age gap and timeline to his existence in both sides. He is more into his fantasy life than the boorish modern world.

LMS author - so it is a novel with fine plot.

Honestly the updates seem to take forever if at all :' (But this was by far one of the most interesting stories on this site for me given the quality of the original, the translation, the premise, the characters and the progression rate.

One of the most boring novels I've ever read.

While the concept of a soul in two bodies should offer interesting opportunies all the earth half does is eating and thinking about pointless stuff. Meanwhile the one in the fantasy world spends 70% of the story so far secluded in a forest. For instance we get told about him eating medicinal herbs at least four chapters while actual action, like dungeon diving, is limited to a single one.

Add onto that the typical self-absorbed, introspective narration and you have a visual sleeping... more>> drug.

The translation quality isn't great but it's easy to read and understand.

Maybe the slack will pick up in the coming chapters but I do not have much hope. <<less

An interesting storyline and storytelling approach, written by the Author of "Legendary moonlight sculptor", unless I am mistaken. In spite of this, the story is somewhat different.

The protagonist at once both hardworking and easygoing, one life balancing out the other. He has a foresight and wisdom rarely possessed protagonists due to his mind reading abilities which leads to him acting differently that your usual protagonist in various situation. In spite of this wisdom there is still a certain shade of childlike logic and reasoning, which is quite intriguing and also... more>> gives the story a lighthearted feeling.

Unfortunately the translator seems to have dropped this story at ch. 26 so there won't be any more updates until it's picked up by someone else. Still worth a read though, even though there are only 26 chapters translated this story has some meat on it because the chapters are fairly long. <<less

Grammar: 3.5/5 (Forrmerly 1.5/5 as of Chapter 10. It was the translation group that was butchering the story so badly! XD I'm so glad that it doesn't seem like the headaches will continue!)

Story: 3.8/5

Writing: 2.5/5

Grammar is killing this series for me. The syntax is fairly messed up. There are occasional moments of clear grammar, but there are far and few between. The story is interesting, but having to muddle through the horrible grammar is giving me a headache. You pretty much have to decode parts of the story to... more>> figure out what they are trying to portray. The writing is fairly consistent which is a blessing in regards to the tense, but it is rather bland and boring in so far as giving details.

I'll try to force my way to the end of this story, but I'm already getting headaches from the horrible grammar. My only hope for this series comes from other reviews that give it some form of praise. Maybe things get better? <<less