Honestly, moving past all the conventionally attractive FMC's (with sides of fan service, and bazongas so large it hurts my eyes) with barely anything to distinguish between each of their personalities — the world building is actually decent? I've caught up till chapter 55. It's interesting. Though it fits the mold of "standard isekai" but with the MC not from Japan. He's basically to be born and to die there.
I especially like how the story tackles prejudices and racism with the werewolves, dwarves and humans. There are specific groups of humans that believe and act upon their prejudices, much like how it was in the medieval times. Like how anyone not human are viewed/treated as "beasts", "pigs", or just "tools".
It's enough to pass the time, and also gave me some insights.
Honestly, moving past all the conventionally attractive FMC's (with sides of fan service, and bazongas so large it hurts my eyes) with barely anything to distinguish between each of their personalities — the world building is actually decent? I've caught up till chapter 55. It's interesting. Though it fits the mold of "standard isekai" but with the MC not from Japan. He's basically to be born and to die there.
I especially like how the story tackles prejudices and racism with the werewolves, dwarves and humans. There are specific groups of humans that believe and act upon their prejudices, much like how it was in the medieval times. Like how anyone not human are viewed/treated as "beasts", "pigs", or just "tools".
It's enough to pass the time, and also gave me some insights.