One of, if not the pinnacle of Hero archetypes. Protagonist is a prince sent to the frontline where waves of monsters attack in order to save humanity from falling. Despite not having much power early in, still feels important. Author isn’t afraid to kill main characters and truly gives off the feel of a frontline in war.... more>>

10/10 What makes one human? Pinnacle of a Heroic protagonist, purely fights for humanity without being s*upid either, fairly nice world building, expert writing and one of the few novels I’ve ever cried reading. <<less

Horror mystery exploration novel. A rare situation where the protagonist isn’t always the spotlight. Character writing is one of the best across genre’s and a unique factor that stands out from almost all novels even while keeping the horror factor.... more>>

10/10 Actually worth the hype. One of the best in the genre and even outside of it.  <<less

Actually morally gray mc without being a mu*der hobo. Mc does what he wants and how he wants without being a complete psychopath. ... more>>

10/10 Protagonist lives life purely through amusement and desire, only being hostile when provoked regardless of who does it good or evil. <<less

Rare duo-tagonist novel in which the mc's are transported into a game world. One of the best romances in any novel I've ever read, with some of the best laughs as well. The banter is on point and the character interactions between the two really shine with the authors writing style even through translation. Honestly, just read it please. ... more>>

10/10, Peak Rofan. All hail the ultimate move, F**kBang. <<less

Opposite of morally gray protag, complete and orthodoxy hero archetype. Protagonist has morals and always wants to see a good ending for the characters. ... more>>

10/10 one of the few good protagonist in the sea of morally grey ones. Nothing wrong at all with wanting to be a good person. <<less

One of the few novels that was with me through the years. Story isn’t anything too complex, but is still quite the nice read and is well written. Protagonist is left behind as the other kids isekai’d are scouted out by the various nations, only to be eventually grabbed up by a forbidden goddess. ... more>>

10/10 Ordinary something I wouldn’t pay much attention to these days, but as someone who read the first chapter when it was uploaded, till the last was, it’s been with me for years as I’ve grown up and it’s grown on me. Nothing more to say, simply try it out and see if you enjoy a simple story. <<less

Perspective of someone who possesses a hero after the cliché protagonist is banished from the hero party and the actions going forward. What makes a hero?... more>>

10/10 Hero archetype done right if not a bit twisted. <<less

Still fairly early as of reading (Chapter 30), but has one of the most unique and well written examples of what a priest should be like in a novel I've ever had the pleasure to read. ... more>>

9/10 Still too early to truly say how it's going to turn out in the end but also being translated by Genesis, so you know it's probably going to be a banger.  <<less

Wuxia novel done right, no giggachad op mc who gains omnipotence through eating weeds and drugs, protagonist actually realizes he did wrong and tries to do better slowly. ... more>>

10/10 one of the examples of a wuxia novel done right. <<less

Regression novels are a dime a dozen, it’s a broken trait with little to no counters, yet this novel has a interesting twist I haven’t seen before, regression taken to the extreme. I’m sure everyone has taken a look at a game like dark souls and thought even a little, “if I have infinite lives, even I could do it.” But imagine playing dark souls as a lvl 1 character with 1hp and every time you even take any damage, in combat or not, it’s a soft reset. ... more>>

9/10 truly a interesting concept, what would happen if regression is used against the protagonist. <<less

Actually good writing in a academy novel?  Protagonist starts off weak(?) then grows slowly. Decent writing and characters if not a bit basic at times.... more>>

 9/10 whats wrong with a classic story, it’s nice to just enjoy a read sometimes. <<less

Similar to Escaping the Mystery Hotel and Scp elements mixed with Mandella Effect, while a bit fast paced for my liking, it doesn’t feel too off. Protagonist has to put together the situation from a pseudo-guide in the form of a company manual and his ability.... more>>

7/10 Hidden gem of the horror genre in my opinion. Scratch's my horror novel itch without being too serious. <<less

Bit basic academy story with its own niche, superb writing, characters, and illustrations at points. One the few stories to give me chills while reading. ... more>>

9/10 Seems to have great writing but lacks a little in the unique sense sadly, though nothing wrong with treading down a path already taken. <<less

Imagine giving a physically normal person the power to stop time. Honestly a unique novel that gives the perspective of a completely overwhelming ability at the start. Fights have little to no stake in the first half, but still manages to remain interesting.... more>>

9/10 Overpowered protagonist done right, doesn’t deny or worship the protagonist, just makes the difference known. <<less

Interesting novel, what defines a hero? A demon king? Why do we always have to fight? A cliché novel at times but one that definitely deserves the praise, protagonist isn’t afraid to say his mind, and slowly grows to fill his position.... more>>

9/10 truly one the captures a classic feeling of reading a fantasy novel. Something interesting yet lighthearted at times, bitter sweet a bit even. <<less

Honestly a good portrait of what if would look like for a normal isekai if the main story never started. Protagonist is reincarnated in another world from baby and lives through a entire gruesome war without finding out why he’s here throughout 30 some years and starts to break down. Tends to be a bit dark at first before settling in later once he gets some closure.... more>>

8/10 One of the few war hero novels I’ve actually enjoyed, gives the protagonist a feel of being human. <<less