Divine Protection That I Got Was a Power That Increase a Girl Level with S*men

My Thoughts on Divine Protection That I Got Was a Power That Increase a Girl Level with S*men

This title definitely grabs your attention, doesn't it? Diving into "Divine Protection That I Got Was a Power That Increase a Girl Level with S*men" was... an experience. It's a novel clearly aimed at a specific audience, and while it might hit the spot for some, I found myself ultimately underwhelmed.

First Impressions

The premise is certainly unique: a seemingly ordinary guy in a world with leveling systems and monsters suddenly gains the ability to power up women through, well, you get the idea. The initial chapters set the stage, introducing the protagonist as someone a bit down on his luck, even bullied, and heavily reliant on a childhood friend. This setup had potential, but unfortunately, it didn't quite deliver for me.

What Works Well

Honestly, the core concept, as outlandish as it is, does have a certain novelty. The idea of a "divine protection" with such... specific activation requirements is certainly memorable. The initial setup also hints at the potential for character growth, as the protagonist is presented as somewhat weak and needing to rely on his newfound power.

Areas of Concern

My biggest issue lies in the execution. The characters, for me, felt rather bland and underdeveloped. It was difficult to really connect with them or invest in their individual stories. I struggled to remember much about the female characters beyond their basic archetypes. The plot also felt somewhat repetitive, with the protagonist constantly finding himself in situations where he needs to use his power. This quickly becomes predictable and, frankly, a bit tiresome. While the adult content is obviously a key element, it felt more like a crutch to carry the story rather than an integral part of the narrative.

Final Verdict

"Divine Protection That I Got Was a Power That Increase a Girl Level with S*men" is a niche novel that might appeal to readers looking for a very specific type of story. However, the underdeveloped characters, repetitive plot, and reliance on adult content ultimately left me wanting more. It's not terrible, but it's also not something I can enthusiastically recommend. I'd suggest proceeding with caution and perhaps reading a few chapters before committing to the entire story.