I like the concept of this one. The MC being reincarnated as a nobody (done before) but just slightly above the age range to join (or steal) the protagonist's story via joining the academy. Story gives a decent reason for him becoming a teacher, though still felt semi forced. The draw, besides the future smut, is that his attitude isn't complete garbage like I've seen in many other novels along similar lines.

The downside though imo is that many of it's chapters are held hostage behind a paywall (as of writing... more>> this there are 12 available with another 50 locked). I have a love/hate relationship with foxaholic. They are great translators 90% of the time, however I'm seeing an increased amount of their novels hoarding WAY too many chapters behind a paywall. I understand having like 10 to 20 to encourage buying chapters but 50 feels excessive.

... but as a mainly free reader, I guess take that with a grain of salt. <<less

FINALLY!! A harem novel that actually has an in-depth storyline, captivating plot and side characters with realistic personalities.

The main character, Roman, is originally a Korean man who got transmigrated into a game. Long story short he became an OP adventurer and through some funny twist of fate got a job as a professor at the Academy. It's only 30 chapters now but I feel very attached to this work because 1 the author understands what they're doing and 2 the author actually considers the harem members as human beings with... more>> personalities, backstories and most importantly PRE-ESTABLISHED RELATIONSHIPS.

Most of the other harem novels I've read, the female characters are like singular entities that only speak, work and do stuff when the protagonist is around, they are also often sexualized. Particularly, I hate the fact that the protags will barely lift a finger to make them feel romantically inclined, it's even worse if that protagonist is written like a Shy Japanese Student even though they are literally 28 y.o.

In this novel both the protagonist and female characters have lives of their own, of course our Roman did some butterfly effect but it's ultimately the decision of the female protagonist to get to know each other, take initiative and move the gears of their own narrative by themselves.

I also have a liking for Roman, he is the sincere type who's also honest about his own feelings. I feel frustrated whenever a guy withhold choosing the main girl because he's afraid of loosing others and/or is just straight up too much of a coward to confront the mess of a situation he made so seeing Roman just being honest is a HUGE plus for me

5/5 would still read this stuff even if its MTL-ed <<less