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RaiRocks on The Warrior and the Deity
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Rocks on Don't Forget That You Like Me
It was a short but sweet story and the ending was sad to see but it was worth the read even though I'm now going to cry over it being over, I loved the art style and it was just cute overall 
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Kinda bad on The modern era’s strongest soldier conquers another world’s dungeon
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In most of the fights, MC uses the same tactic of "guy is bait and leads monster one way, I jump monster from behind and win." This would be clever if it wasn't used so da** frequently. It was used with the first dragon, the goblin king, the troll, even fafnir. It makes sense but it's very bland to read about him doing the same thing over and over again.
At the start it's explained that dragons in this world have high resistance to magic and relatively low resistance to physical attacks, especially on their underside. The first dragon MC encounters is unaffected by magic and gets its scales chipped by MC's knife. Fafnir is the dragon g** so it would be natural for readers to assume that he is a much stronger dragon. Naturally he should have higher defense and tougher scales. But during the fight against Fafnir, MC is somehow able to cause him to bleed. Keep in mind that Fafnir is a dragon g** found in a mythic dungeon, and MC is a regular guy using a common body strengthening technique with a regular knife. We have no reason to believe that he should have any advantages other than combat experience(experience that shouldn't even apply to fictional creatures like dragons!) that would let him cut through dragon g** scales like butter.
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Rocks on Itonaga-kun no Koi no Ito
This stuff made sad, though I still don't forgive the ML, it's good read I would recommend. Contains bullying
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Pretty good on Global Ghost, Billions of Ghosts Inside Me!
Good so far but really short chapters
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