I am a fan of comedy. One of its features is misunderstanding. I don't dislike harem, but this one is exemption.

MC's name is Ian (no surname). Possible a bastard or legal heir of the Empire due to his white hair.

Siel (Wolf User), Lien (Beastkin) and Yulia (The Saintess) are heroines.

... more>> Our MC was scammed by the spoiler, lol.

What I love here is, how the MC voices his world view that the heroines classifies as a Impossible Dream. But since he is a modern man who transmigrated here, he is very certain it is achievable. Well, it will become real because he is unconsciously founded the 'Black Fangs', a secret organization in which their purpose is similiar with the KKK (in Philippines) of 1896-1904 and 'La Revolution' of 1845.

You will love the moral story. This is generally rated as a 'family-friendly' story like 'Pirates of the Carribean' and 'Mandalorian' series.

I don't recommend this to power-hunger, OP seeking, and Revenge-seeking readers because it will never satisfy their needs. For romance? Maybe, Yuri and BL fans might get along with it.

Nevertheless, I highly recommend this for comedy readers who loves a 'misunderstanding' with moral standard. Mild harem and romance. <<less

Alright, quick rundown. TL seems fine, no glaring issues there. Now onto the story – it feels like it's rushing a bit too much, not enough buildup for each arc, and there are some pretty noticeable plot holes, especially for just 19 chapters. Characters? I don't have much to say about this one, judge it for yourself, you will especially like it if you have some sort of fetish for crazy mad yanderes with twisted minds. The plot development feels forced, and the explanations for situations are lacking.

But hey, the... more>> premise is solid. I'm into these misunderstanding-type novels. Still, gotta say, I've seen quite a few like this, so it's just a 6/10 from me. Not bad, not great. Only 19 chapters in, so I'll hold off on final judgment. Maybe it'll pick up. Guess I'll wait and see if it gets better. <<less

I really enjoy the story, but I cannot rate this higher than 3 out of 5. This rating is only because the story has not clearly stated the end goal of Ian the main character. Is he supposed to end the Empire? Save all the "heroines" and create a villainous organization? Return to Earth?

The story reminds me of An Eminence in Shadows, but the end goal of Cid Kagenoh is to have fun pretending to be an eminence in shadow. The background goal in that story is about stopping the... more>> Cult of Diablos. This story does have a Big Bad, which is the Empire, but there is no end goal that is obvious for Ian. He does state that he envisions a better world in the game he is transported into, but that does not really fit into his character. Ian plays games. Transported to another world, he is given superpowers he has paid with real money. Surely the moral of the story is not that pay-to-win is a valid way to have a good time in another world, barring chapter 19 of course. To explain, chapter 19 has a misunderstanding occur where Ian spends massive amounts of money on an in-game item multiple times that has super beneficial effects.

I do recommend reading this story if you enjoy An Eminence in Shadows. I just want a little bit more characterization of the main characters. <<less

I dont want to be too harsh but this is basically "I am MC I am overly nice to heroine that I have met for 1 day but only to heroine" the girl he meets randomly whose face he doesnt even know inside game but randomly she turns out heroine.

I dont hate generic developement you shouldnt either

boring thing like spawning in mine and eating bread then seeing heroine old as child is boring thing. Go back to being generic lmao

I will edit review Edit: SUCCS 1*. Go read the original... more>> novel this copied idea from Villains in romance are obsessed (villainess or villains) <<less

It's fun at first, but has incredibly juvenile writing. If it weren't for the edginess of super-evil enemies, this would be Shounen for sure.

The enemies are comically evil, the protagonist is dense and "sage-like", and the main characters are always strong enough to win no matter what comes their way. Besides the MC (kinda), there's no convincing reason for their powers, and his heroines are able to dominate the empire's strongest forces with a month-ish of training. The attempts at politics can't even qualify as surface-level, and the very real... more>> threat that entrenched powers would represent is never seriously considered (see spoiler).

The running gag is clearly supposed to be "haha he's so god-like that he just does anything he wants and succeeds. Consequences? Are those tasty?" Naturally, there are no serious stakes (so far, at least), and it feels like the MC only succeeds because the entire world is going easy on him (or are grossly incompetent).

Also, the POV chapters are nearly all rhetorical fellatio on the MC, which is admittedly funny at first, but gets old after the 10th time.

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Example: When the MC decides to openly take over 10% of the empire's economy (potions) and oppose the church (empire-level power, too), putting an entire industry out of business and crossing countless nobles' interest, his genius plan to keep his people safe from revenge/interference is... to save people in the slums and spread propaganda of them doing good deeds? Because a comically evil empire/nobles would never disregard optics and eliminate him anyway, right?

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First I apologize about my English.

This is masterpiece for me. Masterpiece for me is novel that made me read it without stopping. The pace and the amount of chapters are perfect... more>>

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(BTW, there's a site that have completely translate it).

If you don't like bitter story, then this is for you. The tone of the world is really dark and despair, but this novel story is filled with light and hope. It's really amazing that you can feel both in this novel.

For the character, honestly they're not really fleshed out (because it's less about character and more about plot), but they're all charming. My favorite character is Second Prince. He really reminds me of Kyle Osment from Yuusha ga Shinda. <<less

The beginning of the story was enjoyable — the pacing felt smooth, and the heroines were likable and engaging. However, after a few chapters, the plot started to feel stale. For some reason, even the writing itself began to drag; sentences became unnecessarily long, and certain ideas were repeated multiple times, just reworded slightly. As I kept reading, the pacing worsened, making it harder to stay invested. At this point, I'm not sure if I should continue reading just for the heroines, since everything else has become pretty underwhelming.

The misunderstandings in this novel are enjoyable. The edge of the story is prominent, the yandere's are entertaining and the protag isn't that bad of a clueless protag hero. Where the novel fails is everywhere else. There's no suspense or challenge because the characters in their inception are so overpowered nothing challenges them. There's no proper drama because the protag knows what needs to be done at all times thanks to his isekai knowledge. There's nothing to keep you reading besides the misunderstandings. The author needs more experience writing these... more>> kinds of novels, but he's not entirely off the mark here, there's enough interest to keep a passive writer intrigued somewhat. <<less