Never in my lifetime have I thought that I would possess the honor of seeing the anime adoption of "Boku no Risou no Isekai Seikatsu Tensei Shitara Kemomimi Musume Darake no Sekai de Harem ni".

My classmate recommended it to me in the last year of high school, in the place I grew up, high school was followed by so called "college entrance exams", which determine which universities and departments you can go to. I was very frustrated at that time, and the manga is what keep me going.

I am today years old when I find out the anime adaptation, great adaption but the manga itself is just too peak to be surpassed. However, the elation of finding it is no less than seeing "no game no life season two" being in production every April 1st, or me getting into my ideal university, the joy of finding this is beyond words. Needless to say, 10/10 would recommend watching the manga as well as the anime adaptation.

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