I live in a relationship of love and hate with this novel, some parts I love it, in others I hate it with all my might. Story: 6/10 The story is a bit different from the other isekai novels, this time instead of the protagonist reincarnating in another world, he dies and only his consciousness is transferred to the body of a person already alive in this other world, and with that he ends up acquiring for himself , the wishes of that person. The romance and the drama also deserve to be mentioned, this novel narrates it in a very good way for a harem/isekai story. Anotherinteresting part is that in this novel the life of the protagonist begins very hard, he is a orphan living in the streets of a medieval-like fantasy world, and this is something that we rarely see in stories of this genre. Wink

Now we go to the problem, the story of this novel starts very good, and in a non generic way, but some chapters later, the pace begins to get VERY slow. It is disappointing, soon the story begins to bring clichés of the genre, sadly, it starts differently, but after a few chapters, it is the same as any other story of the genre.

Art: 8/10

well, it does not have much art, it's a light novel after all, but the little art it has is pretty.

Characters: 6/10

The protagonist Rio is the only intriguing character, since he is a conscience
with his own feelings and desires, which hosts the feelings and desires of another person. He is completely different from the other generic harem protagonists, since he already says which girl he loves, from the beginning.
He did not even pay attention to the other girls.

Honestly, he is the only character worth mentioning here, since heroines are generic and follow common archetypes in this genre, such as furry imouto, loli teacher, etc.

Overall: 7/10

The overall story is very nice, has its low points, but worth reading, is a good light novel. The slow pace is annoying, but it can keep you going, making you anxious about what will happen in the next chapter.

Some characters are generic and annoying, but the protagonist is so interesting that you do not want to care much about others. Anyway, it's worth it.