Genocide Reality Novel Review

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By fuuraisan, 風来山

3.5

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CompletedjapaneseWeb Novel

Genres

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action adventure drama ecchi fantasy harem mystery psychological romance supernatural tragedy

Chapters

223 chapters

Started

2015

Description

Including the Class F’s Shinzo Wataru, all 6 classes of first year students was teleported to a mysterious labyrinth with the school’s first floor. For a first timer, it’s a dungeon filled with deadly traps and violent monsters. But for Wataru, it looked strangely like the classic 3D Dungeon RPG, “Genocide Reality”, and he had mastered everything about “Geno-Real”. Even if it was Difficult Ranked “S” game, it’s nothing but a simple pastime for him. To escape the mu*derous labyrinth, he departs from his friends and the group to head off to the deepest part by himself. To enjoy this death game.

Publication Information

Original Publisher: syosetu
Original Language: japanese
Type: Web Novel

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My Thoughts on Genocide Reality

"Genocide Reality" is a web novel that definitely sparks some strong opinions, and after diving in, I can see why. It's a blend of familiar isekai tropes with a protagonist who actively subverts the usual "hero" mold, making for a reading experience that's both intriguing and, at times, frustrating.

First Impressions

The initial chapters can be a bit jarring. There's a certain weirdness to the world-building and the protagonist's detached perspective that might not immediately click with everyone. I found myself initially put off by the protagonist's seemingly cold demeanor and the rather abrupt introduction to this new reality. However, I decided to keep reading, as many readers mentioned that the story gets better after the first few chapters.

What Works Well

What really sets "Genocide Reality" apart is its protagonist. He's not your typical goody-two-shoes hero. He's driven by a desire for strength and a somewhat detached approach to the world around him. This unique character is one of the main reasons the story is so appealing. He actively seeks out conflict and danger, focusing on his own survival and growth rather than being burdened by a savior complex. This makes him a refreshing change from the often-naive protagonists in similar stories. The action in the labyrinth is engaging, and I appreciated the story's willingness to explore a darker side of the isekai genre. Some found his interactions, or lack thereof, with the other characters to be amusing.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, there are some significant issues that hold "Genocide Reality" back. While the unique protagonist is a strength, his sometimes-problematic behavior can be off-putting. The translation quality also appears to be a point of contention, with some readers finding later chapters difficult to follow. I didn't get far enough to be affected by the translation issues.

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Final Verdict

"Genocide Reality" is a mixed bag. It offers a unique protagonist and an intriguing premise, but it's hampered by translation concerns and potentially questionable plot developments. If you're looking for an isekai story with a darker edge and a protagonist who breaks the mold, it might be worth checking out, but be aware of its flaws. I'd give it a cautious 3/5.