Reincarnated in The World of a Yuri Game as a Man Who Got Sandwiched by Yuri Novel Review
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By ryo hazakura, tomato spaghetti, とまとすぱげてぃ, 端桜 了
359 chapters
2021
Description
–A man who gets sandwiched by Yuri can just go to hell. Hiiro unfortunately got reincarnated in the world of the Yuri game 『Everything for the Score』, where such words are true. At first, for Hiiro, who loves Yuri, the world seemed like an ideal world for him, but…he gradually became aware of the reality. Because the world he lived in was a modern Japan world where magic exists, a fantasy world where scores are everything. On top of that, the world was a caste world where everything from behavior, accomplishments, even daily life affairs such as how to fold a futon was evaluated, and the 『Score』 given by the government is the one that determines the caste. In such a world, Hiiro continues to be persecuted unreasonably, being given 0 points just because he is a man. Moreover, he was destined to die a horrible death because he got reincarnated as the one and only male annoyance in the game. In order to deal with the approaching death flag, he seeks power by training his magic, and making strategy after strategy by making the best use of the game’s knowledge until….Even though it is supposed to be a Yuri game, he, who was just an annoyance, somehow got surrounded by the heroines. “… are? Where is the Yuri?” This is a story about a man who was supposed to be an annoyance until he destroyed the world of the Yuri game in another sense.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- media factory
- English Publisher
- yen press
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Reincarnated in The World of a Yuri Game as a Man Who Got Sandwiched by Yuri Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Reincarnated in The World of a Yuri Game as a Man Who Got Sandwiched by Yuri
This web novel is definitely... something. It's a wild ride through a world obsessed with yuri relationships, seen through the eyes of a protagonist who's equally obsessed, albeit in a very different way. Whether that ride is enjoyable seems to heavily depend on your tolerance for the MC's particular brand of eccentricity.
First Impressions
Going into this, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. The title is certainly attention-grabbing, and the premise is unique. The initial chapters throw you headfirst into the MC's yuri-fueled worldview, and it's a lot to take in. Some might find it hilarious, while others might find it grating. I can see why some readers dropped it early, finding the constant yuri monologues overwhelming.
What Works Well
Despite the initial shock, the novel seems to find its footing as it progresses. The humor, while potentially repetitive for some, seems to land well with many readers, particularly as the story embraces its comedic elements. I appreciate that the MC isn't just another dense harem protagonist. He's actively trying to avoid a harem, even if his methods are... unconventional. The characters and their relationships with the MC can be entertaining, especially as the female leads become more assertive in their pursuit of him. The world-building, while sometimes overly detailed, also has some interesting elements, particularly the matriarchal society and the unique ways of reproduction. Some readers have also noted that the plot begins to deepen around chapter 125, exploring the reasons behind the MC's reincarnation and the nature of the demons in this world.
Areas of Concern
The biggest issue seems to be the MC's personality. His constant yuri obsession can become tiresome for some, overshadowing other aspects of the story. Additionally, some readers have criticized the lack of character development for some of the female leads and feel that the world-building is often ridiculous. The comparison to Magical Explorer also comes up, with some finding this novel inferior in execution. The slapstick humor, while enjoyable for some, doesn't work for others, and the MC's personality stays the same throughout, which could be annoying.
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Final Verdict
"Reincarnated in The World of a Yuri Game as a Man Who Got Sandwiched by Yuri" is a polarizing novel. If you enjoy quirky humor, a unique premise, and don't mind an over-the-top protagonist, you might find this an enjoyable read. However, if you're easily annoyed by repetitive gags or prefer more serious storylines, this might not be for you. It's a flawed but interesting novel that ultimately comes down to personal preference.
