30 Years Have Passed Since the Prologue

- 30 Years have Passed Since the Prologue - Chapter: 41, may drop as I lost interest. . . Rating: A rather solid 3 out of 5 stars. Writing Style: So, as many other reviews have already talked about, the way that this novel is written isn't exactly the best. Some scenes are very jarring, the dialogue is formatted strangely, and I forgot more than half of the characters (that's more on my part). However, if you do manage to read past the strange editing choices, it's a rather enjoyable story. Nothing life-changing or well-written like Lord of the Mysteries or Reverend Insanity, but a light read for people who want to simply pass the time. Characters: Ivan is a very interesting character, and I really enjoy how he isn't the cliche 17-year-old protagonist. He tends to be cold-hearted and a true war veteran, but like most other main characters, is comically dense. One thing I do like is that Ivan isn't that overpowered and is actually cautious. As for side characters, some of them are really underdeveloped, but that may be because I only read up to 40 chapters. Honestly, I think there were more characters than needed (Like the seven or eight membered hero party + all their children). Plot: I read this like two weeks ago, so I don't really remember much. But the things I do remember are that it's pretty average. Although the premise is slightly original, it's not executed as good as it could have been. I probably would have liked it better if there wasn't so much jumping around past stories, new locations, another fight, etc. The actions scenes seem rather disjointed for some reason, and it tends to ruin the immersion into the story (at least, it does for me). Notes: I have to say, one of the things that made me drop this is how one of the side characters who was Ivan's student developed a crush on him. Additionally, I personally don't really read many of the harem tagged stories, so that's another reason I dropped it. In conclusion, it's a solid story that passes time.

Shame the way it's written is hard to comprehend sometimes and the amount of errors. The only thing that I think makes this a 4/5. The story is entertaining and engaging, I liked the characters so far and the plot advances steady and properly. Novel formula is extremely clear and well executed.

the idea and the plot sounds good but its very hard to read. like the gender changes every few sentences. the ending of an event is unclear. the names are weird. too much jumping. like his fighting then a back story start then the pov change then the fight is done and he already started torturing the enemy then i don't know how the someone on the same side start fighting him and then somehow they clear the misunderstanding. and other stuff that i don't even know how to describe.

If you want a badass mc who’s a true man this is for you. It’s a bit hard to read but when you actively use your brain it’s gonna be fine. It’s fun and has an interesting plot. All in all a good read which you can enjoy

The translation is very bad to the point where it is not possible to understand dialogues or who is speaking, but after a certain point, the names of the speaker are added in parentheses at the end of the sentence, greatly improving the experience. I read up to chapter 40, I liked it and I would continue reading if there wasn't a harem tag in this novel or students falling in love with the MC.

MC is reborn in a different world based in a work from his original world. the problem is he's not sure which work it is. . . After spending 30 years in this other world, getting recruited into the military's, helping the hero party with defeating the demon lord and retiring (pretending to be dead) to open an orphanage he is now returning according to his old superiors request to help protect the children of the hero party who ended up all in the same year in the kingdom new prestigious academy. Recommended to those who love multiple transported individuals and cold, calculative protagonist.

Ima be honest, the plot is a little confusing during the start and it’s hard to follow at times. However, I have powered through and can say that I definitely enjoyed this novel, and I appreciate that for how powerful the MC is, he definitely worked for it instead of being given it like in many typical Isekai novels. This novel starts out in the middle of the MCs life after the war and how he’s a broken man with little to no desires, which becomes more readily apparent as time goes on. It focuses on him being a spy and operating on different line of reasoning based off the fact that this is a novel? Maybe. I find this to be a refreshing change of pace, even though the dialogue can be a bore at times.

The main character always wanted to transmigrated or be reincarnated. It happens, but he is a 4 year old peasant with no special skills or knowledge or purpose. His early life is grim as his father dies in the war and he joins the army. He finds out he is "somewhat" talented and through luck lives some years. He encounters important people throughout his service and meets the king. The king he meets was the grandfather of the princess he works for in the novel. The king was very important to him and is the reason he is patriotic and loves his beard that he grew because the king had one. He eventually joins the royal guard and they and the king all die in a mission, mostly all die. Royal guard is then combined of what's left into the cleaners trained in espionage by the assassin of the hero party. They work dirty missions as secret agents knowing they will die unknown. They become the rearguard of the hero party and then are sent on a suicide mission to kill the dragon king. Ivan is the sole survivor and retires by the princess' request since she is very thankful for his work and very guilty. Ivan the mc opens a orphanage and raises kids there, none of which are important. That is the backstory for the novel. If you read closely and pay attention the characters can be charming and Ivan is the most interesting mc I've seen in a bit.

Okay I am back with the review Review :- • honestly the mc didn't " Completely reincarnate " He is waiting for the " Game " To end or smtg but the author didn't explain anything which left a bad first impression on me • I usually review any new novel within 1 day but this one took me more than 2 days and the reason is not the long *ss Korean chapters but incomplete info dumps and no clarity on situation. There no proper ' order ' or ' flow ' to the things happening. • then you read a dialogues with female characters it's feel mc and females are flirting but then suddenly mood changes due different reasons ( example :- it turns out they were talking in code language) • personally I think this novel is ' good plot but bad execution ' type novel • feel free to correct me since I only read till 40ish chapters

Back from chapter 100. . . I can say the story kinda throws you into the middle of mc's life. This is well thought out and you need to keep reading to have the whole story unravel. This is like John Wick. . . badass mc has history and is living life but in Fantasy Reincarnation novel twist. . I say worth the read good novel. . . I look forward to seeing how a PTSD mc changes and finds color in his life. What I like abt this novel Mc doesnt have unexplained plot armor Mc is not all powerful Mc is static but the supporting characters develop him Despite all that Mc is still a beast Problems in Novel honestly a little more romantic flair would be nice development in specific relationships is to be desired.