the heart's desire

Hey, do some people know about the romance (single love? harem? no love? sex slaves? sex scenes?) in the novel and tell us a bit about it? thanksWithout spoiling of course

don't read this book. don't waste your time here . This book has an interesting concept but character development is zero. MC is stupidly kind his so called friends but those friends only get what they want from him don't return anything. MC is still weak after 2000 chapters. I hate his friends if it was me I wouldn't called them friends. Author is feminist but choose a man as MC then destroying whole story with powerful women and useless MC. Romance is one of the worst part. MC is so forgiving after facing so many unfair things. No character development. It won't get long time to person to become cold after facing unfairness of society. I completely changed facing harsh reality of humanity after 6 months.  So to me it looks unrealistic to see MC is being same stupid , naive character after years. Author is really inexperienced. Anyway I'm going to drop this story. Bye author.

I love the novel so far it’s bery engaging and funny!

Not enough ratings? With all these chapters? This is an insult! Go forth my brothers! This novel only needs a small push! (Although I think nobody would read this review haha, and I'm saving chapters for a reading marathon, don't spoil me :'3)

The story was good, it would be more great if the horror was little more......................................................................

My first review ever on this app, writing in at ~300 chapters. I'm in love. Absolutely hands down one of the best I've read here. Excellent writing quality, with only very minor spelling mistakes that happen very rarely. Solid flow throughout. The pacing is excellent as it doesn't get caught up in the minutia yet still allows for character growth and time skips in a way that doesn't feel forced or ex-machina'd. I've seen some comparisons to HP, and honestly, apart from the "there is magic present," "the three leads are two kinda 'f*ck-up' men and an overly studious woman," and "the first major arc takes place in an academy" tropes, they really aren't similar at all. The characters are lovable and deep, even if they might not seem like it at first. There's foreshadowing and just the right amount of exposition as to why things are the way they are. There's tons of subtle nods to D&D without explicitly copying anything from it whatsoever. Incredible world building and power structure. I highly, highly recommend this for anyone who likes stories about magic users. I look forward to every chapter and seeing where the White Lotus takes Adam in the future. (Also, the author has a great sense of humor and is fairly active in the comments.)