Except the dense part (a lot of it)

The story is pretty good typical harem but the interesting part is the harem knows he likes female lead

Most annoying part of this novel is the female lead pov. Holy sh*t it is repetitive pls stop. How to make it not repetitive? Show progress

Amazing MC, FMC and supportCs. The obsessive love has started to fester, after 200 chapters, but even the read to that point has been amazing.

To the people who says he's a serial killer, he has killed less than 5¿ people and they are all villains and his enemies (he can claim future self defense in court)... To the people who says he's not a villain, that's true, he's sorta anti-villain+anti-hero (even the hero association and the general public sees it this way), he has his own goal, it just so... more>> happens that it's a positive goal but his means to get there is questionable and definitely not peaceful, but so far harmless.

The MCs over-arcing goal is to give his FMC a easier life by giving her hardships she can use as stepping stones and by taking out insurmountable goals before they become a problem (like the villans he killed early).

His second goal seems to be to stop the end of his new world, he does this by using his first goal and third goal.

His third goal seems to be establishing a villain association. Or so he claims, it's more like a anti-hero association, everybody he picks up just has a troubled past or gripes with powerful organisations and corrupt governments, they don't just kill people or want to take over the world for no reason.

[Me don't remember names]
The supporting characters are a joy (and occasionally a pain) too, the [hacker], [shaman], [Healer] girls and the healers brother act like adopted children to the MC, and everyone else are like his siblings/caretakers. But there is enough s*xual strife (¿Ithink?) within the MCs group to call it a harem, but his romance only goes out to FMC.

Overall awesome, seen many other novels like this, but wish to see even more... <<less

The novel is great, the only problem is market fatigue.

I find this to be charming in many ways, but ultimately, I've been done in by the glut of super hero fiction lately popular in the U.S. market.

The concept is refreshingly light and fun, while the stakes are literally world ending. The contrast is a nice tension, and the harem I find annoying, but ultimately the main character's devotion to the hero sort of redeems that as well.

Its annoying still, but its refreshing in that regard that he seems to be... more>> a devoted person swarmed with options and good will... however that's also an annoyance as the protagonist is by design largely ignorant of all of it, which I find unpleasant and something that at odds with just how particular the story is, might be one of its largest contrivances. <<less

It started as a villain's daily rampage. The usual happened, what happens when a boy goes to a isekai with his memories intact, not to mention his favourite comic.

The story gradually heated up. We witnessed what happens when one suddenly stop giving attention to someone whom one has been giving attention for a long time. That person became a yandere. How did that happen?

Well, it kinda happened. Follow the story and you'll find out.