OpN

3 years ago

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Yes Daddy

This is a cathartic series, the maneuverings remind me of Reverend Insanity. Our main character is crafty and his enemies are similarly clever. It feels like a satisfactory battle of wits, leveraged power and strength. The main character is truly kind in this loop, the title is completely fitting. His kindness works against him at times, and tends to allow him to let those who should be punished off with a lesser punishment. Now if only he'd go as far as I would and require them to call him Daddy at the end, a truly horrendous punishment. I recommend this novel.

Bladeshillok

VIP

3 years ago

Recommended

By the gods I'm already in love with this! Definitely a really hardcore character. I love the thought of antiheroes. Basically bad guy being reborn and totally going hardcore instantly! I don't think I could have found a better way to start a novel than with the way the author is headed! People who don't read this are going to be severely missing out. I really hope that in the future there's going to be more novels like this with anti-heroes. At least anti-MC's! I love the funny ones but this is in the same league of warlock of the megas world.

Galaleo15

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3 years ago

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Recommended

As of Chapter 40

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Overall Score 9/10

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Story 8/10

Characters 10/10

World Building 5/10 (not much yet)

Pace 7/10

Translation/Editing 10/10

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I love this main character. As it stands he is confident in his actions and cares little for others' opinions. He consciously tries to better his image while also limiting his so-called 'bad habits' to bad guys. His definition of bad guys has a fairly wide scope though at this point.

The story is amazing so far and has plenty of foreshadowing to keep me wanting more, while not focusing so much on the shadows in the background to stall the Main Character's development. The whole regressor motif isn't even overplayed that much yet, the MC mainly just abuses the skills he previously learned and doesn't plan out his next adventure by monologuing about future events, leaving the story crisp and clean. It doesn't get bogged down by the setting.

So far the world-building is a little shallow and the pace feels slow (this might just be because of excitement). It reads quickly and has a great Translation and Edit. I would definitely recommend it.

If you need more reason to read this wonderful novel, this Author also wrote Moon's Labyrinth, a fantastic novel.

(I'll update this review as more chapters get released.)

The Regressed Demon Lord is Kind

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