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Yuusha Densetsu no Uragawa de Ore wa Eiyuu Densetsu o Tsukurimasu: Oudou Goroshi no Eiyuutan
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By nakanomura ayasuke, ナカノムラアヤスケ
254 chapters
2017
Description
Yukina was a young man who hailed from the same village as the Yuusha, who shouldered the fate of the world. Through a certain incident, he got hold of the talking spear, Gram. It was a weapon that was on par with the legendary sword the Hero wielded.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Yuusha Densetsu no Uragawa de Ore wa Eiyuu Densetsu o Tsukurimasu: Oudou Goroshi no Eiyuutan Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Yuusha Densetsu no Uragawa de Ore wa Eiyuu Densetsu o Tsukurimasu: Oudou Goroshi no Eiyuutan
"I'll Create a Heroic Saga in the Shadows of the Hero's Legend: A Heroic Tale of Usurping the Protagonist's Role" is quite a mouthful, but the premise definitely intrigued me: a protagonist who inadvertently steals the hero's destined companions. After diving in and considering various reader reactions, here are my thoughts.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the potential of the MC. Some early readers felt he started strong, projecting a charismatic and confident aura. The idea of a proactive male lead in a fantasy setting is always appealing. However, I can see where some found his characterization inconsistent as the story progressed.
What Works Well
Many readers praised the author's writing style and the uniqueness of each character. The way the protagonist interacts with and develops relationships with the heroines seems to be a major draw. It's not just about collecting a harem; there's an emphasis on understanding and responding to their feelings. I appreciate that the MC isn't portrayed as dense or oblivious, a common trope that can be frustrating. The story seems to have a good balance that keeps me looking forward to the next chapter.
Areas of Concern
One concern that surfaced is the handling of certain romantic relationships. There was some concern regarding the inclusion of a prostitute as a love interest. While some readers might not be bothered by it, others found it questionable for a serious, long-term relationship. I can understand this reservation; it's a potentially sensitive topic that requires careful handling to avoid feeling exploitative or stereotypical. I also noticed that some readers thought the MC lost some of his initial charisma as the story progressed.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "Yuusha Densetsu no Uragawa de Ore wa Eiyuu Densetsu o Tsukurimasu" seems like an enjoyable read, especially if you're a fan of fantasy stories with harem elements and a proactive protagonist. While there are some potential pitfalls in the way certain relationships are handled, the strong character writing and engaging plot make it worth checking out. I'm cautiously optimistic and will continue to follow the story to see how it develops.

