What a strange novel! First of all, the MC has become some sort of excessively handsome succubus. Attractive to both boys and girls. In each chapter, it takes at least several paragraphs to describe how annoying he is. Then, within the first week, he's become an assistant to every professor at Hogwarts. He even teaches up to third year, all because he's supposedly exceptionally talented. The writing style is too frustrating and unpleasant. Excessive details throughout. Chapters with several words, but the plot doesn't move forward. As if the author were writing to children who have just learned to read. And finally, the character of Dumbledore. Just because he's handsome, talented, and an orphan, he had him watched while remaining suspicious. Because he reminds me of Voldemort. It makes no sense. If Dumbledore has to be wary of all the talented little wizards and orphans out of fear of Voldemort, he might as well just shut down the whole damn wizarding school and stop teaching. That way, there's no chance of another Dark wizard appearing.

Absolute trash 🗑️

This story is way stupider than I expected. I've put up with it so far because I was hoping for improvement given the incredible rating. But no, all these plots are way too forced. He won over 100,000 galleons without any trouble, without anyone bothering him, while in the story, King Robert had trouble raising 20,000. It's not realistic in such a world. His love for his uncle also seems too forced. In short, everything seems too easy to obtain.

Well, first of all, this story is generally good. I would normally have given it 5 stars, but the author occasionally makes mistakes that ruin his excellent beginning. The good points: the MC has become a tiger and he has no nostalgia for his previous life as a human. He has no pity for the humans who provoke him. Unlike the usual trope where he becomes friends with humans and a sort of guardian beast. Next, he has no obsession with wanting to become human. There's always that trope where his goal in training is solely to transform into a human. There's nothing like that here for the moment. Very enjoyable. Next, the bad points. While I thought he didn't care at all, he finally agreed to become the divine guardian beast. Where, once again, he had to personally intervene to protect them again and again. Fortunately, it didn't last. He quickly became enemies with the humans again. Very enjoyable. Then he tied up a weeping willow again, which is the guardian beast of Dragon Country. In other words, he now has to protect it, which indirectly means protecting Dragon Country. That's when I realized the author is just going around in circles. After all that, he almost became a protector of the country who doesn't respect him and wants to kill him. Clumsy and sloppy plot. Predictable but very disappointing. I thought it would be different from the others.

Good story, but unfortunately, all the bosses were automatically called Tuslins. Now, Tuslin is just the first name of the MC who is a boss. But reading it, it seems more like the bosses are referred to as Tuslins. So, the reading experience is very unpleasant.

*Aren't all transmigrators orphans? Moreover, this Mother is just a small figure, a minor agent, with no money and no connections... !* This is his first reaction when he wakes up in another world. And his first thought of a mother who took care of him.