The world already ended once. I’m not letting it happen again.
I’m Connor Reid, a combat veteran who woke up in a ruined world with more monsters than men. That’s bad news for everyone else. For me? I finally have something worth fighting for.
Fertile Valley is full of strong, beautiful women like Brynn, Miranda, and Daphne, but ten years of war, plague, and failed births have pushed their home to the edge of extinction. With a goddess’s blessing behind me, I can help them rebuild, grow stronger, and start giving this broken land a future again. First, we have to survive the monsters outside our walls, hostile forces that want what we’re building, and a militant sisterhood that decides I’m far too valuable to leave alone.
I came to this world with nothing. Now I’ve got women worth protecting, a village worth rebuilding, and the beginnings of an empire.
If this world wants to stay broken, it’s going to have to stop me.
I DNF this book after 86 pages, after it became very clear that not only was this a "breeder" trope story, but that the MC would put zero effort into getting women to want to be bred by him. Part of that is my own fault for not reading the book blurb carefully.
The book suffers from some continuity errors early on. The MC wakes up isekai'd on another world and immediately proceeds to battle some ghouls. One of the scratches him on the back and cuts his shirt and draws blood enough that he feels it at his waist. When two people come to assist him, they remark about how he fought the ghouls without getting a mark on him, despite said bloody back. He's also punching the ghouls and sending them flying about like he's some sort of superhero, which isn't explained at all in the 86 pages I read.
I don't like breeder stories as a general rule, and I really hate low effort harem stories, so this fell flat for me.
Ez is posztapokaliptikus mágikus világban, egy mágikus világot sújtó világméretű pusztulás után játszódó isekai történet. A dínóknál jobban tetszett, a karakterek kidolgozottabbak, a világ kerekebb, és a csatajelenetek izgalmasabbak. (A szexjeleneteket meg össze se lehet hasonlítani. Vagyis lehet, de ez a könyv klasszisokkal jobb ezen a téren.) A fél csillag mínuszt inkább érzésre vontam le, ha magyaráznom kell, akkor talán a komplexitást keveselltem, hogy kissé egyoldalúan látjuk a történteket, amit a második kötet orvosolhat majd, bár arra biztos várni kell még, mert ez nagyon friss, ebben a hónapban jött ki.)
Smells AI-generated. The prose is stilted, the drama artificial, the details VERY inconsistent. And this was by chapter 3. Some woman fought ghouls with him and after they defeat the ghouls together she puts a sword to his throat. There isn't a world where that would make sense. So, dropped.