Capid
VIP
2 years ago
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EditedNot recommended
A regressor story about a super powerful spearman who got betrayed by his own ruler and then went back in time, ready to change things around and stop the massive amount of things that didn't work well.
Chapters are rather short, so it's easy to keep the pace and action is rather ok, perhaps a few points of complaint would be how often MC gets shilled as extremely attractive, or how pushy his harem is, even when he's not really showing a lot of interest in them, focused as he is in trying to achieve his many goals.
I did like that MC makes a point about showing to the world that spearmanship can surpass swordsmanship, spearmanship is rather shunned because it's considered something used by levies and peasants, not by true knights, sadly it's not used that often.
Please note that there are quite a lot of chapters focused on other characters, what helps to give a bigger picture, but can also end up being confusing.
Consider it an easy timewaster, don't expect a lot of big reveals, or a plot with tons of depth, but it does deliver some catharsis when MC is putting baddies in their place.
Recommended for those seeking some easy to follow power fantasy and for those seeking slow forming harems.
EDIT:
What can I say, it started fun, but then it stopped being fun, then it got confusing, then the different POV chapters made things even more confusing... And then the author decided to do a big jump the shark moment throwing everything away with a massive timeskip that left the entirety of the plot redundant.
Chapters are rather short, so it's easy to keep the pace and action is rather ok, perhaps a few points of complaint would be how often MC gets shilled as extremely attractive, or how pushy his harem is, even when he's not really showing a lot of interest in them, focused as he is in trying to achieve his many goals.
I did like that MC makes a point about showing to the world that spearmanship can surpass swordsmanship, spearmanship is rather shunned because it's considered something used by levies and peasants, not by true knights, sadly it's not used that often.
Please note that there are quite a lot of chapters focused on other characters, what helps to give a bigger picture, but can also end up being confusing.
Consider it an easy timewaster, don't expect a lot of big reveals, or a plot with tons of depth, but it does deliver some catharsis when MC is putting baddies in their place.
Recommended for those seeking some easy to follow power fantasy and for those seeking slow forming harems.
EDIT:
What can I say, it started fun, but then it stopped being fun, then it got confusing, then the different POV chapters made things even more confusing... And then the author decided to do a big jump the shark moment throwing everything away with a massive timeskip that left the entirety of the plot redundant.