I Got Reincarnated Into a Game I Was a Top-Ranker in and I Became the Leader of a Villain Group That Will Destroy This Shitty Country

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child abuse, corruption, Demons, Depictions of Cruelty, game elements, Harem, human experimentation, Isekai Reincarnation, Loyal Subordinates, Male protagonist, Multiple PoV, orphans, Overpowered, Strong Love Interests, yandere

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A story about destroying a country in harmony with overly affectionate group members.

Kai got reincarnated into a shitty game with a broken scenario. He, who was once the former world number one rank of the game, got reincarnated in a detention facility where the country conducted illegal human experiments. The empire, the main setting of the game, was already rotten to the core.

In the midst of this, Kai met a girl in the detention facility. She was the final boss of the game, the boss that he had defeated before.

"This shitty country.... Deserves to be destroyed."

In a nation where people killed each other without sparing a second thought and the nobles were only obsessed with satisfying their own filthy desires, Kai started helping those who were suffering, along with the girl who was once the final boss of the game. Eventually, they came to be known as... Shadow. The worst villain group with the intention to destroy the empire.

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ThePotato314(@thepotato314)

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4 days ago

It’s alright 🖒.

Classic Power Fantasy Japanese style.
You can expect basic magic just as any videogame with the focal addition of “demons”.
The skills and skill system seems to exist but not at the same time. It never becomes an important mechanic nor a part of the story, it never gets any deep nor meaning other than explain to us that MC is OP.

In this world, the MC is the antagonist. He is a very “classic Japanese MC” (you get me: dense and timid) towards his allies, but towards his enemies and everything else, he becomes resolute and ruthless, so not many complaints if you know it could be way worse.
The main girl is really cute and interesting or she would have been if they had given her some more time or depth… (As it is Harem and more girls needed to be added, I guess there was no more time).
The romance part comes up way too late into the story and too packed, taking into account that there are three girls and only a handful of chapters only before the last battle.

– Small Spoiler:
By the end, there were a number of things left unexplained and the “sudden” addition of two more girls to the harem made the ending a bit lackluster and cliché.

I know it sounds bad, but it’s an alright read.