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Highschool DxD: Perfection System!
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"Ah, darn it. I really don't understand anything," whispered a 14-year-old boy as he looked at his notebook. He was about to enter his vacation period, and he had some pending homework. Being the expert procrastinator he was, he chose the easy path. He left everything until the last moment!
However, everything changes for him at the most opportune moment. Something that seems like a simple system to help him study at first, becomes the foundation of his new life!
- The system is the foundation of this story, so it will be a recurring and essential element in the story as much or even more than the protagonist. If you don't agree with that, then it's better not to read this fanfic.
- Mc is a Gary Stu
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The main character is a slave of the system, I think in these words you have understood the main characteristics of the main character. 50% of the chapters are occupied by useless system messages, and the rest is reduced to describing actions and very little of the real plot. Pros: the main character is not reborn with a formed mindset, and there is a chance after hitting the iron plate that he will make sense of himself and his existence, but judging by the nature of writing this will not happen.
Start was pretty decent but quickly went downhill out of the current 16 chaoters 3 of them could be filled solely with the nonsense the mc thinks plus author adds in 5 ocs in a world like dxd where there are already plenty of characters to choose from
I found the protagonist's personality very pleasant, he is smart and developing, he makes mistakes and learns from them, something I didn't like was the evaluation magic, it was not given by the system to reveal so much information, and I think it should Take away the HP system, this doesn't work in real life unless he gets stabbed in the head he can have 100000 HP and he dies instantly. (there may be some errors because it was on Google Translate)
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To be honest, the MC annoys me a little because it thinks of the system as something that every first person has. I can understand his logic, but I can't be any less annoyed. There are a couple of things that annoy me about it. But the story itself is well written. Keep up the good work.
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I've read most of the top-rated fanfics around here, and honestly, this one has a lot of potential. The MC doesn't stand out for his interactions with other characters, but his internal monologues and questions have a solid human basis that makes you truly understand his concerns. Honestly, he seems like an ordinary person who just wants everyone around him to be okay, and I appreciate that because there are already enough fanfics with antiheroes in the DxD world. The system is pretty well designed in some aspects; for example, there are no levels or silly missions that give you power indiscriminately. At least we're constantly told that the MC strives to improve his skills, although it must be admitted that the system is quite OP, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. In the synopsis, the author says that the protagonist is a Gary Stu, so at least he warns in advance, although so far he hasn't done anything to call him a "Gary Stu," it's more than clear that it's only a matter of time. In summary, it's a pretty interesting story that at least doesn't just focus on the obscene aspects of DxD and delves deeper into things that are more interesting. At least in my opinion.
I am using a translator First of all I really like your story and the rapid growth of the MC's power and how you write the way that his power increases rapidly but please make the MC investigate well the things that are related to the supernatural and also don't make it late a lot in making him realize that he is the only person with a system and also thank you very much for making the mc's personality incompatible with the fact of having to join a faction. I just hope that the mc remains independent and if he works for a faction be something like a mercenary please don't make the mc join a faction for the sister or something like that I beg you.
I like the story and the concept, but I don't like the character. I feel like his thinking is too extreme. and that he's close-minded instead of making Him smart, and his personality changed way too much from the first chapter. At first He was just like any normal kid, and then he became Batman😑 I'm gonna keep reading. For at least 5 to 10 chapters. After that, I don't know. I might change my review It. might get better or worse. I don't know. For now, this is my honest review.
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Really good novel. There are obviously mistakes with the grammar and misuse of vocabulary, but if you can handle that to an extent, then you'll enjoy this novel, interesting use of the gamer system aspect, and something some what new.
Amazing read. I always loved books with status and grinding, also being able to see the progress. I just hope that it dosnt get dropped
Im enjoying the sory so far. I dont think people understand that he isnt reincarnated just given a system. Righting quality is good besides some minor spelling typos. They dialog is organic and natural. Mc is starting relized how narrow minded he has been and is developing.
A good story. It's a "classic" system story though, so expect a lot of cliches and the character being a Gary Stu but it's a good read nonetheless. lllllllllllllllllllllllll
Here's a shameless author giving five stars to their mediocre work. When it comes to writing quality, truth be told, my vocabulary is pretty average, I don't even speak English well despite studying languages, so there you go. I do what I can, and I like to encourage those who read my story to help me improve. As for update stability, well, I won't lie, I'm quite lazy, and if I see that university demands more attention, then I'll just want to rest and procrastinate all day. If you like the story, give it plenty of support, so I'll be less tempted not to upload chapters. The story's development is slow; I hate it when stories are so fast-paced that it feels like a friend is telling you something funny. I prefer things to take their time, so I can see what each character has to offer me. In character design, I won't lie, I'd like to improve on that. Sometimes I feel like they're all too flat, so I like to imagine subplots that I'll later write to add more depth, although in the early chapters of my stories, you'll always see that everyone is quite reducible to a concept. World design... It's DxD, so it's already pretty good on its own; that's something from the original author, not mine. As a final note, I like edgy protagonists and all, but I also like them to be human, not seeming like a mere emotionless machine throughout the novel. So expect that here, even if the MC isn't the type to express themselves much, it doesn't mean they don't think about what they want, etc. If you're looking for a lot of action, let me tell you, creating fights isn't my strong suit. And if you like everyone praising the protagonist as the strongest thing in the whole world, so do I, although I'll try not to exaggerate with that, heh.