I like the plot, I'm not going to lie. It is interesting how the author doesn't shy away from excessive violence and how he can bring a moment to almost the point of no return. Making it look how the protagonist dodged a bullet with his quick thinking.

But the more I read, the more I hate the protagonist.

Through his actions, one can see that he is the type to prepare beforehand as much as they can. Yet, he only stops at equipment. He doesn't expand on simulating events in his... more>> mind to prepare strategies to what might happen or even train.

Another issue I have with him is his disillusion with sticking to the plot, with treating others as mere characters and so on. I never understood and will never understand this trope. There was an attempt of giving him a reality check through a momentary madness, but it was pointless as he returned to his previous self within 2 chapters.

So, because the author keeps using the only ability the protagonist has, that of 'quick thinking' every time, it becomes boring. I was expecting to be a protagonist that planned ahead for events and only used his quick thinking when anomalies would pop up.

Also, there's so much monologue that it becomes annoying. Sometimes it even breaks the flow of the story. <<less

Premise is interesting but it sidetracks into rather boring gore. On top of it ~50% of novel are monologues. There are also 3 points which make it rather stiff:

Brainwashing is sort of answer to everything. It just looks like no one can be persuaded, bribed, blackmailed into anything cause they are brainwashed. Thanks to this sub characters are soulless. They don't grow, you don't learn their story or reasons. They just have different fetishes and looks.

Almost all main characters are OP. It doesn't look like even a full army can... more>> stop even one of them. As a result nothing really stops heretics from picking and killing each executive one by one but they are for some reason avoiding this. First city they attack has one executive, and they for some reason decide to wait until he leaves instead of quickly ganging him with 4-5 executives they have available

Another point is that author barely mentions how cult was born. Or how they got all their technologies. As I understood idea is that more believers grant more strength. But in this case church should be overwhelmingly stronger which is not the case. They are also using s*avery as a way to earn money but keeping in mind their behavior I highly doubt anyone would work with them <<less

I have no idea what the user DimaShishandra are talking about, but I’ve reached the same chapter as them, and this story is absolutely amazing. At first, you might think it’s just another typical harem story with the usual misunderstandings, but the more you read, the more incredible it becomes. The author doesn’t shy away from bold plot twists and constantly keeps me surprised. This is definitely a must-read, especially for anyone who enjoys a yandere character with a well-crafted story. I really hope the translation continues, or that someone... more>> else picks it up, because this is outstandingly great. <<less