Stopped at chapter 19. No character development, no charisma. He became an overpowered silver spoon kid. It actually creeped me out when it showed some women from the village talking about him. "He's only 14, but he looks 20, so it's ok!" Author, that's a crime. Only kids who don't know better and bad adults agree with this kinda thing. You know what would fix this boring plot? Kill the protagonist. Make him face an unknown threat, make it seem like he's winning, then villain smirks and boom. Everything goes dark. He wakes up in an unfamiliar body, without all the powers he gathered and the family that only served to buff and train him (there were only wholesome family scenes in the very beginning when he was a baby). Now losing everything again would make it for an interesting arc. If he encountered his family while not looking like himself, the angst would be great too. Just like solo leveling, he became too powerful too fast. Romance isekai works actually know how to do the power scaling better.
Stopped at chapter 19.
No character development, no charisma.
He became an overpowered silver spoon kid.
It actually creeped me out when it showed some women from the village talking about him.
"He's only 14, but he looks 20, so it's ok!"
Author, that's a crime. Only kids who don't know better and bad adults agree with this kinda thing.
You know what would fix this boring plot?
Kill the protagonist.
Make him face an unknown threat, make it seem like he's winning, then villain smirks and boom.
Everything goes dark.
He wakes up in an unfamiliar body, without all the powers he gathered and the family that only served to buff and train him (there were only wholesome family scenes in the very beginning when he was a baby).
Now losing everything again would make it for an interesting arc.
If he encountered his family while not looking like himself, the angst would be great too.
Just like solo leveling, he became too powerful too fast.
Romance isekai works actually know how to do the power scaling better.