It's painfully bad in terms of execution, sadly.

The reason given for why the FL has to follow the plot makes zero sense. It makes even less sense when in her second and third life she easily changes the narrative simply because she just decides to.

While I am only 9 chapters in I have learned that most stories reveal the narrative in the first five chapters. Usually in the first five chapters you can tell if the story is going to have a lot of nothing happening for a while or if the author is laying the foundation to tell a gripping tale full of adventure and character growth. This story is going to have a bunch of nothing happening for a while. Most of the character interactions are meaningless, the scene where the ML calls the FL to his classroom could be cut from the story and nothing about the story would have changed, most character interactions are written as pointlessly as that scene.

We all know where this story is going but the characters and the world are not written in a way to make the story interesting. Stuff is happening but none of it really means anything and nobody has any character depth. Character personalities are strictly attached to their stereotype troupe and their interactions with one another are rather bland at best.

If you aren't looking for anything well flushed out and just want to read about a FL who ends up with a harem for no real reason then this could be a fun read for you.

... Last updated on May 8th, 2022, 8:52am