First off, the author admitted that he's a teenager in an author's note and this is his first novel, so don't be too harsh on him. It's an okay time waster, but life is short and death is certain so I wouldn't take time to read this.

This novel had a pretty solid start, but it gradually begins to go downhill. World-building is basically non-existent, heroine's are 2D cardboard cutouts who are solely their archetypes. That is yandere. I struggle to differentiate them because that's ALL they are. I love yandere,... more>> but I like well-developed yandere. The yandere interactions aren't all that great in the first place to be honest, so even if you're down for JUST that you'll be disappointed. The arc where the second heroine becomes a yandere is way too rushed, and we have a remembering past life cop out for the first. The first heroine recalls the first couple chapters where she met the MC, we have all of two - this is an understatement, but barely - interactions between them and suddenly she's head over heels. This leads into the next point. Our dumbass MC.

There's also a lot of plot armor where everything goes the MCs way all the time. You MIGHT like him if you want minimal transmigrator backstory and a black hole dense MC, but it's not like he's particularly intelligent or creative or anything. His ability is kind of overpowered and adjusts to whatever he needs, and new parts of it unlock whenever he needs it. Another Gary Stu collecting his harem, unfortunately.

This is all I remember from the story - it's been awhile - but if none of this sounds fun to you, don't waste your time. I remember being utterly disappointed. <<less