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Hakai no Miko
By mumei kōbō, 無銘工房
514 chapters
2013
Description
A very ordinary high school student in modern Japan, Kizaki Souma, was summoned to a different world by someone. In that world that oppressed demi humans, Souma decides to fight against the human countries for the sake of saving the beastmen, who helped him, by using his knowledge from manga and games. This is the story of a boy that becomes 「 Soma Kisaki, the Divine Son of Death and Destruction 」who is going to be called a slaughterer and the history’s worst destroyer in the future
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Hakai no Miko Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Hakai no Miko
Hakai no Miko is a web novel that's been on my radar, and after diving in and reading what others have to say, I have a pretty good feel for it. It seems to have a dedicated fanbase, but also some very vocal detractors, making it a truly polarizing read.
First Impressions
What immediately grabbed my attention was the unique spin on the isekai genre. Instead of the typical overpowered protagonist, we get an "average Joe" summoned to a harsh world with no special abilities. He's a history nerd, which becomes his primary asset, and he's immediately thrown into a situation where he has to fight for survival. The premise is interesting: a world where humans are systematically exterminating other races, and our MC ends up leading the charge to protect them.
What Works Well
Many readers praised the world-building, describing it as vast and well-defined, with characters who have profound interactions. I like the sound of that! The lack of a harem is also a plus for me, and the romance, apparently, feels more "realistic." The MC's struggles and the slow burn of his development seem to resonate with a lot of readers, who appreciate the story's departure from cringey isekai tropes. The strategic elements, drawing on real-world historical tactics, also sound engaging. The translation is also praised for being high-quality.
Areas of Concern
Okay, here's where things get a bit dicey. A recurring complaint is the writing quality, with some readers finding it amateurish and clunky. The dialogue is also criticized for being unnatural and forced. Some readers also find the "spoilers" in the form of historical viewpoints distracting and immersion-breaking, as they reveal too much about future events. The intelligence of the supporting characters, particularly the demi-humans, is also questioned, with some finding them frustratingly stupid. The MC's initial reaction to violence also seems to be a point of contention.
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Final Verdict
Hakai no Miko sounds like a mixed bag, but with enough intriguing elements to warrant a try. If you can look past the potentially clunky writing and the "spoiler" format, the unique isekai premise, strategic depth, and well-developed world might just draw you in. I'm personally intrigued enough to give it a shot, but I'll definitely be going in with tempered expectations.
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