The story starts off with potential, giving off a sense of "goodness, " but it quickly devolves into long stretches of mediocrity and painfully dull moments.

I was genuinely excited for a harem romcom set in a world where women possess superpowers and men are relegated to second-class citizens. However, before the author could properly develop the world, the characters began to feel increasingly one-dimensional, boring, and frustrating. The childhood friend remains a coward well into their 20s, the senior character lacks depth and feels like a mere placeholder, and while... more>> the older sister has her moments—even sparking some intriguing conflict—she isn't given enough screen time to make a lasting impact. The other childhood friend is simply uninteresting.

The author attempts to introduce depth with the "Another Ones, " an antagonistic force within the world, but the explanations about them fall flat and fail to engage. Similarly, the side characters are underdeveloped—for instance, the friends introduced during the middle school chapters are merely named, with no meaningful exploration of their roles or personalities.

At this point, there’s little of note to praise. I might add more thoughts later, but as it stands, the story lacks substance and fails to deliver on its initial promise. <<less

Guy reincarnates into a superhero world and deals with growing up again and children, if you're looking for a romance, it's slice of life dense MC romance, if you're looking for super hero action, at most, there's one battle scene, and it ends the second it starts, from what I can tell, it's about raising super heroes like a manager.

The slice of life is pretty good, the ages are played like arcs but aren't s*upid long although they do take their time and the I give it a four out... more>> of five. <<less