Short review. No spoilers.
I've read 11 Ln's, not chapters.
Souma can’t do everything himself. His specialty is delegation. Using people's talents and his modern knowledge to support his vision for the kingdom’s future. This results in a large cast of characters. Although lacking depth, these characters are memorable through their purpose and web of connections.
I like how each country has separate nouns. I.e. Kingdom, Mercenary state, Republic, Union, Empire, etc. Makes them easy to remember as well.
It is a harem. Mostly political marriages. Each girl also supports him in their own ways, although I won’t spoil. It feels like a caring family, not something to
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Mar 23, 2020
I don't do reviews often, but I felt this was being misrepresented. This will be short.
Story - Well written. Interesting developments. Uses tropes as red herrings. The balance of power stays consistent. Clever twists. Memorable characters. The plot progression is steady. Has a game-like feel to it's world-building. Art - The art looks like a cross between your conventional Ln art styles and water paint. It's unique. I like it. Character - -The Mc is a priest with an exasperated yet driven loyalty to his task, his methods are often unorthodox for a priest. I think this subtle action neatly summarizes his character, using ... |
