Description
Ceres, a magic swordman who has been treated as a burden in the party, is finally dismissed by Zect, the hero and leader of the party. He realized that all of his childhood friends belonged to Zect and there was nowhere for him to stay, so he decided to go off on his own… However, he’s actually a reincarnated person and used to be much older, so he didn’t really bear it that much when he was expelled. And he was… well, from here on out, you’ll have to read on to find out.
Tags
Click any tag to find similar novels in the library
Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kakuyomu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
The Hero Took Everything from Me, So I Partied with the Hero’s Mother! Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Hero Took Everything from Me, So I Partied with the Hero’s Mother!
This title grabbed my attention with its sheer audacity, and I went in expecting a wild ride. What I found was… complicated. It's a novel that seems to divide readers sharply, and I can see why.
First Impressions
The premise is definitely unique: a reincarnated protagonist, booted from the hero's party, finds solace (and more) with the hero's mother and other mature women in his life. The "MILF hunter" aspect is central, and the story leans heavily into this trope. It’s certainly a departure from the typical isekai romance, and I appreciate the attempt to subvert expectations.
What Works Well
Some readers found the initial premise enjoyable, particularly the early arc where the hero's party realizes the protagonist's value. There's a certain wish-fulfillment aspect to it, with the MC finding happiness and a harem of older women who appreciate him. A few readers also enjoyed the initial setup of the world and the dynamic between the main character and villagers.
Areas of Concern
However, the novel seems to stumble significantly as it progresses. Many readers found the world-building problematic, particularly the societal view of women over a certain age being considered undesirable. Several reviewers expressed discomfort with the portrayal of women, finding it degrading and objectifying. The main character's nonchalant attitude towards serious issues like slavery and abuse also bothered me.
Click "Reveal" to show spoiler content
Final Verdict
"The Hero Took Everything from Me, So I Partied with the Hero’s Mother!" has an intriguing premise, but I feel it ultimately fails to deliver a satisfying experience. The problematic world-building, shallow character development, and nonsensical plot twists make it difficult to recommend. While some may find enjoyment in the wish-fulfillment aspects, I think most readers will find themselves frustrated by the story's numerous flaws. I'd suggest proceeding with caution and a healthy dose of skepticism.
How to Download The Hero Took Everything from Me, So I Partied with the Hero’s Mother! Web Novel
Learn how to download and convert The Hero Took Everything from Me, So I Partied with the Hero’s Mother! into EPUB format for translation. Our step-by-step video guide shows you how to use WebToEpub browser extension to download your novel online.
- Search for raws by checking beneath the title with the original name
- Download from web novel sites using WebToEpub browser extension
- Convert to EPUB format compatible with Novel Translator
- Works with a large amount of online novel websites
Related Novels
CompletedTate no Yuusha no Nariagari (WN)
aneko yusagi
Description coming soon.
I Was Kicked out of the Hero’s Party Because I Wasn’t a True Companion so I Decided to Have a Slow Life at the Frontier
zappon, ざっぽん
Description coming soon.
CompletedShizuko ~ The Hero’s Mother Who Lost Everything but Finds Happiness with the Hero’s Friend ~
ishi no yassan, 石のやっさん
Description coming soon.