So if a guy transports himself to his own world, but the world changes around him, is it an Isekai novel, or something that gets to hit all the major points of such novels while being something ever so slightly different?
Great philosophy questions aside, our main character went on a journey of reincarnation because as the leader of the world, mightiest of all those around, he became isolated by his status. He sought to break that isolation and make friends, and he could not do that as the demon lord, so he up and reincarnated himself as an average human. This went . . . So-so. He jumped a fairly large span of time with his reincarnation, long enough for his empire to crumble and others to rise, long enough for the world to change in some pretty big ways, such that the differences catch him by surprise more than once. Also,
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“Demon Lord” in the case of this story, might be better interpreted as ‘supreme ruler incorporating various non-human peoples’, with an emphasis on rule via personal might, both with raw ability, and magical might. It seems to somehow miss the ‘Lord of demons’ interpretation - regardless, the takeaway here is that the main character was effectively the hero of the world he left, and his reincarnation has probably not changed him as much as it should.
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It’s a disgrace to call it literature
I’ve read a lot of light novels in my days. Most end up in the 2.5-3 star range, as they have some sort of overarching story for you to care about, or fun and interesting characters for you to read about. This story has neither. The MC is OP, but such an absolute social dunce, making all of his interactions unbearable to read about. I have a question for you, dear reader. Do you like well written female side characters? Look elsewhere then. Every single female character introduced in this story is nothing but tits, thighs, and butt. Every. Single. One. This book is overly sexual, and frankly I wouldn’t be surprised if it was written by a middle schooler, wanking it under his desk thinking about how hot his characters are and how ‘cool’ his MC is. This is an extremely hard pass, and the fact that this dumpster fire of a story managed to acquire an animation, shows how low the standards are today. There is no fun, or joy to be had in this novel. PS. The title is wrong.Edit: I admit that when i wrote this review, i had not completely finished this novel, and i regret that, because if i had, i’d have told y’all sooner about the blatant and utterly disgusting attempted sexual assault in the final act. By a tentacle monster. Real classy, Myojin Katou. Never write a book again.
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- Colin JenkinsonReviewed in Australia on July 6, 2020
Isekai time travel, standard fun
