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I just read a couple of the reviews and I understand their complaints. But I do gotta disagree a little in some points for those who are interested in reading. I saw some reviews that said that mc will only follow Canon(though that isn't always bad if done correctly) and while that is true for the beginning, he was mainly doing it to get in touch with all for one. It's his whole mission in the Mha world. So if he were to completely mess up plot he wouldn't have a clue as to when/where he could find All for one. The moment he meets All for one he makes big changes to the plot. Second is that he is a dog for the Yaoyorozu family and a dog for Momo and... no? I mean not really. His mom works for the Yaoyorozu so he lives in one of their houses. And when the Yaoyorozu discover that he has a potentially strong quirk they offer to pay for his tuition. Wouldn't you be the slightest bit thankful for someone who is giving you a house and an education basically free. I don't know how far into the story the review was made but early in the story he acts as somewhat of a bodyguard for Momo but. They go to the same school, live in the same house(or right next to each other),, train together, play together... Wouldn't it make sense to make someone who spends most his time with her to somewhat bodyguard Momo? I mean at that time they are friends and friends lookout for friends. And last thing is about Magnetos powers. He slowly begins to learn how to use more of Magnetos abilities. He isn't planning to lift bridges and lift cities off the ground using his powers like Magneto. But, he isn't magneto, he isn't supposed to be a "bad guy". He will kill no problem but he isn't going to go and kill every non quirk user or something like that. He uses iron sand to fight because that is less destructive than pulling beams out of a building. That's pretty much all. I saw the bad reviews at the top and decided to write this. I understand if you disagree, like every other story this one isn't perfect but in my opinion I think it's good and at least worth a shot. writing quality 5, I usually use the listen feature so I can "read" stories while working/cleaning but from listening to it the grammar seems good(you can really hear bad spelling mistakes ) Story development 5 pretty good so far, latest chapters are the biggest changes from Canon so gotta wait to see what changes that'll bring character design 4 I would say this one is mainly a preference standpoint, though I wouldn't say the character is bad. updating stability 5 so far updates almost daily and more than one chapter. world background 5 it's My hero academia
This story is great. It starts good and becomes even better the more you read. This is really well written, grammar is extremely good, good character development and well thought out plot. One of the best harem stories and just five stars, doesn't do it justice. The updates are daily, at least one chapter and sometimes three. Extremely good job author. Can't wait to see more more chapters and when you finish this story your next novel.
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I hope the re write goes just as well as this and I’m really looking forward to it. But now I have to go find the rest. 10/10 will read again.
I tried but simply couldn't continue... in Fate terms, the MC is almost Gilgamesh-level of arrogance with Shinji-level of smarts and hard work. Despite being a reincarnator, he all but wastes his childhood period in terms of training (and survival, as he must defeat/kill AFO), only starting to actually research his Quirk potential uses AFTER joining U.A. (and no, he wasn't restrained by the Anti-Quirk usage law thanks to his girl's family). Most of the chapter content is nothing but him reacting and making random references, including to the nonsense he 'thinks/speaks', and there's little to no line between the 'fourth wall' and the story, so there's hardly any immersion. Other characters that would have reacted badly or severely punished even a Deku (the blasted canon MC), all but ignore whatever nonsense the MC goes with. In the end, a lazy and complacent MC, who spent most of his time (and word count, of course) looking down and badmouthing others. It may get better later, but I'm past the point of investing in this kind of MC. For those wanting to give it a try... I recommend skipping the first world, maybe it got better at HP world.
so I lessoned to this on YouTube some time ago and loved it, 5.0 is the truth. Will you by chance adding on to it? Yousaid dxd was going to be in it.
One of my favorites and was happy with the plot direction but still felt a tad incomplete. Otherwise[img=recommend]
I don't like the interaction between the girls and mc, and the god , power are not so good. it's not my type it's just my opinion /anyway give it a try
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hello I just want to know why some chapters are missing the only chapter I'm seeing is the marvel Universe
Great book. Author had a little trouble with dxd ganes but even og had peroblems imo
Honest review here This story is OK , not great but ok. The first part is good , the HP part which is what I expected was quite disappointing , The Reo is absolutely not discreet, he can't do anything discreet, he always has to show himself by doing useless stuff which rather spoils the story with his attitude HP is not a world for him, the author used all the ultimate cliche on HP and nothing realistic . Old Twinkles is manipulative, not a super villain , in short HP is lower than the first part and the X-Men part too. X-Men World is good, not awesome. I loved destroying the world and watching America fall apart , I loved the construction of a 100% mutant islands , what I hated is that he keeps meddling in other people's business without discretion , It would have been orgasmic to watch Klaus notice that his vibranium disappeared without a trace and look at him desperate, contrary to the fact that he knows who took it, it lessens the effect or why Rumi had to go fight the abomination when she should have taken Bruce and others and quietly left , The "mutants" who continue to meddle in human affairs in a public way is disappointing and the Harem, well I hate harems but at least these girls are useful and have their role , She's starting to get a little too much and it's working her way to ruining it all , I don't know if they go to the DC world but this world is not for him because of his lack of indiscretion, I would have liked to see him make Gotham safe without Batman suspecting his involvement . It's time they got some kind of magical device that they can build their own identity with a different face from their real one by making them deep in the system.Baby photo, promotion at school, university, people who remember two at different ages , Batman can't handle things like that, and a talkative anti-hero. Anyway, I can't wait to see the next world
I'm going to start rereading it now since I had stopped at the beginning of the MCU saga, but now there are chapters missing, sorry I can't finish
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It’s good in start but with the harem growing it became worste . And i like when a harem is well build not like This when the membre of it think it’d good thing with more and are even thankful toward the mc for that. It’s little cringe . Sorry for the witting i’m still learn anglish i hope you understand what i mean
Yo author first of all I wanna say well written amazing read probably in my top 2 for a ff that includes the idea of a different verses travelled I was wondering when the next arcs are coming back cause I read the synopsis and was wondering if you could give me a rundown of the difference between the og and rewritten/reboot process and the changes you made cause I've just finished the rewritten version and was quite confuse cause I never read the og thank you
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I have read before and I feel like some vhapters are missing I don't know why? can anyone confirm,I am confused
was the dxd verse remeoved? cuz I feel like the chapters are lesser than i remember
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I go back to review after a while and a whole arc was removed and everything was rewritten, there are many differences from the previous ? (translator)
I really like the book I just want to ask I was reading some comments and they say there is dxd part of the book is that true
I'll give this ff a full 25 stars, and yeah this is a serious review as I don't want to lower myself to the point that I'm just ass licking. I like the story, the background, the flow. Yeah there are some things that needs to be addressed, like the MC's family which, for me, felt like left alon after getting that protection. For ROB's sake, their child was kidnapped by a villain boy band and they doesn't even have a single line in the chapter, well yeah, a little nitpicky but that's still a family that grew on me as a reader. The world building is awesome, the timeline is almost the same, almost but not completely same. The plot, the power scaling, and the romance, which are the things that almost always ticked off the readers, are awesome for me. The plot moves in accordance with what the past chapters want it to be, it leads a single coherent story just like a river flowing from a high place to the ocean, a single road forward. The power scaling is good, too good to be honest, he(MC) doesn't have that 'sudden power-up because he's injured/in danger or whatnot' bullsht. He is FUCKING learning everything from the basics, yeah he has the knowledge of the magneto(comics/movies)of what he can do, but the mc used that knowledge to further the power, hell he even learned electro magnetism for crying out loud just to fight AFO. The there is the romance, or harem if you want. I think it's exceptional, yeah yeah I know, the setting with Momo was so cliche, but I like it. You know the feeling of that? that you know it's so cliche that you can predict what happen? but still anticipate it? yeah that's what I felt, and when the relationship is out, ofcourse the MOST cliche thing that should happen was that Momo's family was against it righ? noo they are even encouraging it, that minor twist on the cliche, although still cliche, but a welcome one for me. so I'll stop this review here because I FUCKING exceeded most authors' word counts just for the review. But all in all, this story is not perfect, but I can guarantee with all my years using this app and reading different stories that this fic is a worthy one to read. PEACE!
Reveal Spoiler I just read a couple of the reviews and I understand their complaints. But I do gotta disagree a little in some points for those who are interested in reading. I saw some reviews that said that mc will only follow Canon(though that isn't always bad if done correctly) and while that is true for the beginning, he was mainly doing it to get in touch with all for one. It's his whole mission in the Mha world. So if he were to completely mess up plot he wouldn't have a clue as to when/where he could find All for one. The moment he meets All for one he makes big changes to the plot. Second is that he is a dog for the Yaoyorozu family and a dog for Momo and... no? I mean not really. His mom works for the Yaoyorozu so he lives in one of their houses. And when the Yaoyorozu discover that he has a potentially strong quirk they offer to pay for his tuition. Wouldn't you be the slightest bit thankful for someone who is giving you a house and an education basically free. I don't know how far into the story the review was made but early in the story he acts as somewhat of a bodyguard for Momo but. They go to the same school, live in the same house(or right next to each other),, train together, play together... Wouldn't it make sense to make someone who spends most his time with her to somewhat bodyguard Momo? I mean at that time they are friends and friends lookout for friends. And last thing is about Magnetos powers. He slowly begins to learn how to use more of Magnetos abilities. He isn't planning to lift bridges and lift cities off the ground using his powers like Magneto. But, he isn't magneto, he isn't supposed to be a "bad guy". He will kill no problem but he isn't going to go and kill every non quirk user or something like that. He uses iron sand to fight because that is less destructive than pulling beams out of a building. That's pretty much all. I saw the bad reviews at the top and decided to write this. I understand if you disagree, like every other story this one isn't perfect but in my opinion I think it's good and at least worth a shot. writing quality 5, I usually use the listen feature so I can "read" stories while working/cleaning but from listening to it the grammar seems good(you can really hear bad spelling mistakes ) Story development 5 pretty good so far, latest chapters are the biggest changes from Canon so gotta wait to see what changes that'll bring character design 4 I would say this one is mainly a preference standpoint, though I wouldn't say the character is bad. updating stability 5 so far updates almost daily and more than one chapter. world background 5 it's My hero academia
This story is great. It starts good and becomes even better the more you read. This is really well written, grammar is extremely good, good character development and well thought out plot. One of the best harem stories and just five stars, doesn't do it justice. The updates are daily, at least one chapter and sometimes three. Extremely good job author. Can't wait to see more more chapters and when you finish this story your next novel.
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I hope the re write goes just as well as this and I’m really looking forward to it. But now I have to go find the rest. 10/10 will read again.
I tried but simply couldn't continue... in Fate terms, the MC is almost Gilgamesh-level of arrogance with Shinji-level of smarts and hard work. Despite being a reincarnator, he all but wastes his childhood period in terms of training (and survival, as he must defeat/kill AFO), only starting to actually research his Quirk potential uses AFTER joining U.A. (and no, he wasn't restrained by the Anti-Quirk usage law thanks to his girl's family). Most of the chapter content is nothing but him reacting and making random references, including to the nonsense he 'thinks/speaks', and there's little to no line between the 'fourth wall' and the story, so there's hardly any immersion. Other characters that would have reacted badly or severely punished even a Deku (the blasted canon MC), all but ignore whatever nonsense the MC goes with. In the end, a lazy and complacent MC, who spent most of his time (and word count, of course) looking down and badmouthing others. It may get better later, but I'm past the point of investing in this kind of MC. For those wanting to give it a try... I recommend skipping the first world, maybe it got better at HP world.
so I lessoned to this on YouTube some time ago and loved it, 5.0 is the truth. Will you by chance adding on to it? Yousaid dxd was going to be in it.
One of my favorites and was happy with the plot direction but still felt a tad incomplete. Otherwise[img=recommend]
I don't like the interaction between the girls and mc, and the god , power are not so good. it's not my type it's just my opinion /anyway give it a try
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hello I just want to know why some chapters are missing the only chapter I'm seeing is the marvel Universe
Great book. Author had a little trouble with dxd ganes but even og had peroblems imo
Honest review here This story is OK , not great but ok. The first part is good , the HP part which is what I expected was quite disappointing , The Reo is absolutely not discreet, he can't do anything discreet, he always has to show himself by doing useless stuff which rather spoils the story with his attitude HP is not a world for him, the author used all the ultimate cliche on HP and nothing realistic . Old Twinkles is manipulative, not a super villain , in short HP is lower than the first part and the X-Men part too. X-Men World is good, not awesome. I loved destroying the world and watching America fall apart , I loved the construction of a 100% mutant islands , what I hated is that he keeps meddling in other people's business without discretion , It would have been orgasmic to watch Klaus notice that his vibranium disappeared without a trace and look at him desperate, contrary to the fact that he knows who took it, it lessens the effect or why Rumi had to go fight the abomination when she should have taken Bruce and others and quietly left , The "mutants" who continue to meddle in human affairs in a public way is disappointing and the Harem, well I hate harems but at least these girls are useful and have their role , She's starting to get a little too much and it's working her way to ruining it all , I don't know if they go to the DC world but this world is not for him because of his lack of indiscretion, I would have liked to see him make Gotham safe without Batman suspecting his involvement . It's time they got some kind of magical device that they can build their own identity with a different face from their real one by making them deep in the system.Baby photo, promotion at school, university, people who remember two at different ages , Batman can't handle things like that, and a talkative anti-hero. Anyway, I can't wait to see the next world
I'm going to start rereading it now since I had stopped at the beginning of the MCU saga, but now there are chapters missing, sorry I can't finish
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Fried Frog's Legs recipe: Delicious fried frog legs! This simple recipe involves coating frog legs with cracker crumbs and cornmeal, then briefly frying them in oil for a tender and crispy treat. Ingredients: 24 frog legs, skin removed 1 cup all-purpose flour ½ cup cornmeal 1 (4 ounce) packet saltine crackers, crushed 1 tablespoon ground black pepper 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon minced onion 2 eggs ½ cup milk 2 cups vegetable oil for frying 1 cup peanut oil for frying Cooking Instructions: Step 1. Rinse frog legs and pat dry; set aside. Combine flour, cornmeal, saltine cracker crumbs, pepper, salt, and onion in a large resealable bag; shake well to mix. Whisk eggs and milk together in a shallow bowl. Step 2. Heat vegetable oil and peanut oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. The oil should be about 1/2 inch deep. Step 3. Dip legs into egg mixture in batches, then press into cracker mixture until evenly coated. Place the breaded legs, unstacked, onto a plate. Repeat with remaining legs. Step 4. Lower breaded legs carefully into the hot oil in batches. Fry until golden brown, about 4 to 5 minutes on each side. Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate to drain. Repeat with remaining frog legs. Enjoy fellow frog eater enjoyers.
It’s good in start but with the harem growing it became worste . And i like when a harem is well build not like This when the membre of it think it’d good thing with more and are even thankful toward the mc for that. It’s little cringe . Sorry for the witting i’m still learn anglish i hope you understand what i mean
Yo author first of all I wanna say well written amazing read probably in my top 2 for a ff that includes the idea of a different verses travelled I was wondering when the next arcs are coming back cause I read the synopsis and was wondering if you could give me a rundown of the difference between the og and rewritten/reboot process and the changes you made cause I've just finished the rewritten version and was quite confuse cause I never read the og thank you
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I have read before and I feel like some vhapters are missing I don't know why? can anyone confirm,I am confused
was the dxd verse remeoved? cuz I feel like the chapters are lesser than i remember
Reveal Spoiler I go back to review after a while and a whole arc was removed and everything was rewritten, there are many differences from the previous ? (translator)
I really like the book I just want to ask I was reading some comments and they say there is dxd part of the book is that true
I'll give this ff a full 25 stars, and yeah this is a serious review as I don't want to lower myself to the point that I'm just ass licking. I like the story, the background, the flow. Yeah there are some things that needs to be addressed, like the MC's family which, for me, felt like left alon after getting that protection. For ROB's sake, their child was kidnapped by a villain boy band and they doesn't even have a single line in the chapter, well yeah, a little nitpicky but that's still a family that grew on me as a reader. The world building is awesome, the timeline is almost the same, almost but not completely same. The plot, the power scaling, and the romance, which are the things that almost always ticked off the readers, are awesome for me. The plot moves in accordance with what the past chapters want it to be, it leads a single coherent story just like a river flowing from a high place to the ocean, a single road forward. The power scaling is good, too good to be honest, he(MC) doesn't have that 'sudden power-up because he's injured/in danger or whatnot' bullsht. He is FUCKING learning everything from the basics, yeah he has the knowledge of the magneto(comics/movies)of what he can do, but the mc used that knowledge to further the power, hell he even learned electro magnetism for crying out loud just to fight AFO. The there is the romance, or harem if you want. I think it's exceptional, yeah yeah I know, the setting with Momo was so cliche, but I like it. You know the feeling of that? that you know it's so cliche that you can predict what happen? but still anticipate it? yeah that's what I felt, and when the relationship is out, ofcourse the MOST cliche thing that should happen was that Momo's family was against it righ? noo they are even encouraging it, that minor twist on the cliche, although still cliche, but a welcome one for me. so I'll stop this review here because I FUCKING exceeded most authors' word counts just for the review. But all in all, this story is not perfect, but I can guarantee with all my years using this app and reading different stories that this fic is a worthy one to read. PEACE!
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