Erika: I Transmigrated as Cannon Fodder in The Demon Goddesses Harem.
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Description
Given a second chance at life, Erika will not let her second life be in vain.Join Erika on her adventure to grow stronger, and meet cute women along the way!
Information
- Status
- Completed
- Year
- 2023
- Author
- IllyasArt
Tags
Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 4.1/ 5.0
- Followers
- 94
- Views
- 58,270
Chapters(47 total)
- Volume. 3: Chapter 1: Dates Are Fun!May 11, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 13: How Does one Take a Break? (Vol. 2 End.)May 10, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 12: I Need Money!May 9, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 11: To Merge or Not to Merge?May 8, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 10: A Very odd Fight.May 7, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 9: Who Will Save the Saviors?May 6, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 8: Time Looping Sisters.May 5, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 7: But I’ve Never Been to Court!May 4, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 6: Scary Woman.May 3, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 5: Lilith is an Evil Jerk!May 2, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 4: New Views Needed.May 1, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 3: A Small Chat.Apr 30, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 2: Unstuck.Apr 29, 2023
- Volume. 2: Chapter 1: Stuck.Apr 28, 2023
- Chapter 12: Running Solves Nothing but, I Have Work to do! (Vol. 1 End.)Apr 27, 2023
- Chapter 11: Why Not?Apr 26, 2023
- Chapter 10: I Hate Horror.Apr 25, 2023
- Chapter 9: Extermination and Salvation.Apr 24, 2023
- Chapter 8: Cure.Apr 23, 2023
- Chapter 7: Kora.Apr 22, 2023
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Community Reviews(1)
- BerjRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5This novel piques my interest, particularly as a fan of Girls' Love (GL) novels, although I do acknowledge a potential bias here. It falls within the realm of light-hearted, not-to-be-taken-too-seriously literature, and once you accept the premise of transmigration to another world, it becomes easier to overlook certain elements of illogicality and simply enjoy the narrative.
That being said, I dislike the author's stylistic choice of prefacing dialogue with the speaker's name, reminiscent of some Japanese novels. Generally, this technique can simplify the task of indicating who is speaking without needing to weave that information into the narrative description or action. However, in this case, the author already provides clear indications of the speaker, making this additional naming redundant. It tends to draw attention away from the actual dialogue, and I believe the narrative could benefit from omitting this practice.
The grammar in the novel is generally solid, with only a few noticeable typos. I would suggest, however, that the text could be polished further with the assistance of an editor to enhance the overall reading experience.
In essence, this is an amusing story revolving around the adventures of a super soldier turned yandere/overpowered girl magnet. Its appeal lies in the light-hearted shenanigans that this premise promises, offering a fun and entertaining read.