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To save the hopeless Dark Fantasy World, I held back my tears and destroyed the world, then killed the Demon King and returned.
Now, I’m trying to save the world using the “System” I gained as the “Regressor’s Privilege”… But the Main Heroines have also awakened their own memories of the previous timeline.
God damn it.
-Yandere- (Mtl)
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This is not a reincarnation story, the mc is a descendant of a Reincarnator. Mc that goes back on time to save the world with a system that he inherited from the isekaied person, there is no reincarnation at any point of this story, the tag was wrong. The story is good and funny, but if you are into reincarnation stories you will be disappointed.
This is so satisfying, it was like having to read the ending of A Monster Who Level Up, or The Novel's Extra in each chapter. But I wonder, what is shoppingmode?
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review until chapter 8, interesting story with a super tragic mc who lives a life he did not choose, who thanks to having made a difficult decision had his second chance ..... but instead of being comfortable thanks to the system it was all Otherwise, the system handles it like a puppet and you almost manage to dislike it, the heroines are normal and the world background is not yet described in depth. ps: hopefully the mc improves or the system loosens up with his idiots🤔
good story but none of them are yanderes one of them kind of likes him but they all want to kill him
My previous 3 star review wasn't eye-catching enough to add the missing chapters apparently, I'm still stuck at 118.
(I posted a review but it had a terrible typo.) This story is amazing and well thought out. Everything is explained in some way or form and the characters don’t seem stupid at all. You can get lost here and there but just a quick skim back is enough. Definitely a book I’d recommend for others.
Quite like the tragic emiya shirou like protagonist trying to save the world but in order to get stronger he needs to “do” “evil” deeds
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One of the best novels I've read has made me cry many times. Give it a chance; you won't regret it. The story is epic, the protagonist is perfect, with great supporting characters and a good romance. What more could you want? You have to read it, no excuses!
Ok firstly the story is filled with plot twists like the way nothing seems true is just mind boggling, mc is basically the self sacrificial nice guy but is forced by his circumstances to act as a villain- which he does later on. In the latter parts of the story his personality stops being that heroic and takes on a more jaded form of the hero personality.
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