Post #4045670
2026-07-09 12:34 UTC
Why do so many reincarnation stories have to have romance between the MC and children? The MC often times is at least mature, or even middle aged. So why, when they become children/teens, do they have to have relationships with there peers? Even worse, when you clearly can see their inner monologue where it is clear that they have a mature mind. Always ends the story for me.
And why, in isekai stories, is it that they only focus on adventure/romance/whatever, but after the move from one world to the other they ignore that it's a different world? Then just put your story in a fantasy/romance/whatever setting. It doesn't have to be isekai.
The fact that MC is from another world should matter.
(and stop making it stupid harems with MCs who are less than 1 dimensional)
#reincarnation #isekai #reading #rant
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@Serg@mastodon.nl 2026-07-23 16:51
@low@lgbtqia.space Admittedly a bit of a late response, but... I was pleasantly surprised by "Why Raeliana ended up at the Duke's mansion". At first, it would seem that the MC is murdered and reincarnated in a novel, just to give her some secret knowledge of the world. Knowledge that she might also have gained through normal means, with a bit more plotting. But at the end of the story, it turns out that her murder has everything to do with her reincarnation as #Raeliana! The anime does not reach that point, btw. If you want to know, you'll have to read the manhwa (or search the web for spoilers).