A Maiden’s Unwanted Heroic Epic

The novel is quite interesting. The world is coherent with good details, the characters are mostly multi-dimensional, though there are a couple filler villains that don’t exist long enough to do anything more than provide tiny plot elements. The MC, she is amazingly described, and has actual growth based on her experiences. The time skips don’t happen too frequently but they are well documented so you don’t have to struggle to keep track of years/calendars/character ages. Overall, this is a novel worth the read.

It's a above average war/military tactics novel, the MC has quite an interesting perspective on live which yields to better narrative decisions. The MC does have a lot of very very close female companions but she is very innocent due to her asbergers level of emotions but there is a fair bit of girly/flirty time and only one R level of interaction which is in the later half.

This novel is one of the most refreshing ones I've read, with a phenomenal main character. The story is cute and sweet at times, ruthless and heartbreaking at others. The world building is okay. The character development of the main character is insanely good, and for side characters descent at least. I would say read the first 15-20 chapters to have a good grasp. (it's worth)

Like the guy below said, this was quite a refreshing read. The author succeeded in creating a genius character who lacks empathy and is very pure and childlike. The premise is good, and the author have pretty good writing skills to make the story progression smooth. If I have any complaints, it would be the fact that after around 50 chapters or so, the quality of translation suffered (in fact, it almost looked like mtl, but with proper capitalization at some point). The names got inconsistent, grammar got worse, and sentences get bundled into huge paragraphs, just like how you would expect of an mtl. Nevertheless, it's not as bad as real mtl, and since I'm practically a veteran at this point, it didn't bother me much. The other downsides would be that the author included a fair amount of pov and scene switches, and while it makes it more interesting, it can be disconcerting for some people. Also, this LN has a bit of a dark side, with things like the author showing perspectives of the soldiers of the enemy armies that the mc absolutely crushed. This is definitely a plus for me since it makes things more interesting, but people have different tastes so some will be put off by this. PS: I didn't think anybody would get this far. Thanks for reading till the end :)

Its actually refreshing, finding a novel that its not an isekai but a pure fantasy instead. The story itself has some ruthless moments but also wholesome and cute moments. Overall, balanced, as all things should be.