Reincarnated : He's my WHAT?!

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About a guy named Tayoma Saito who was a regular Japanese college student who was then reincarnated in a fantasy world as the second prince of the Adtris Forest elves and the responsibility that came with that including an arranged marriage?Warning : yaoi included

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Status
Hiatus
Year
2015
Author
fuel2rock

Royal Road Stats

Rating
3.0/ 5.0
Followers
67
Views
70,964

Chapters(21 total)

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Community Reviews(3)

  • Lobiano123Royal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    I give you Full star score. because in my online life you are the one who make a story relate from BL so keep it up and make our heart jump. :D
  • fuel2rockRoyal Road
    ★★★ 3.0
    It started off kinda weak but it's been greatly improving since and I feel like I can really go somewhere with this story
  • FennRoyal Road
    ★★★ 2.5
    Before I give my review, I just want to say it's not perfect, but I tried my best. Also, I think it's a really brave move to write new stuff on the site. Not enough people are doing it. I really hope you keep up the good work.
    *An editor for the story would probably make this review's score skyrocket.
    Style: The style of writing isn't that pretty, and to make it worse there are way too many mistakes- so much in fact that I think if you just took the time to reread your work, you'd easily be able to find a bunch and be able to correct them. You tried though, and that's really saying a lot. Although it wasn't pretty, it was readable: You space the paragraphs apart nicely, and you had a basic idea of a style of writing and followed it.
    Suggestions: I think if you slightly changed the POV to a specific character, it'll make the story sound a lot better. Write in a way that it shows what the character is thinking, feeling, what he notices, etc. Even if you skip out on some details, it's fine. That's how it is in real life anyway. You don't walk into a room and notice every detail, unless of course your character is extremely observant.
    Another small thing is the way your dialogue is made up. You shouldn't need to put names before the spoken words, the reader should be able to follow through without it. If you feel uncomfortable without it, perhaps changing the dialogue's colors would help. Set a specific color for a character.
    Story: The story seems to be progressing too fast if you consider how short your releases are, the early "R18 Scene" isn't doing much to help your case... Not to mention how questionable that scene even is in the first place. On the other side of the card, your story is progressing, which is way better than the opposite.
    Suggestions: I'm not sure if you've done this yet or not, but building a story about the world, and about your characters before-hand should be a given. Usually ignoring this stage makes a lot of plot holes pop up. Which in my opin